Pamukkale and Hierapolis Private Day Tour from Pamukkale

Pamukkale, also known as the "Cotton Castle," is a natural wonder located in southwestern Turkey. It is a series of terraces formed by hot springs that have left behind a series of mineral deposits, creating a stunning white landscape. Visitors can walk along the terraces and even take a dip in the warm, thermal waters.

Pamukkale is also home to the ancient city of Hierapolis, which was founded in the 2nd century BC and contains numerous historical and cultural landmarks, including the Temple of Apollo and the Necropolis. In addition to its natural beauty and rich history, Pamukkale is a popular destination for those seeking relaxation and rejuvenation, as the thermal waters are believed to have therapeutic properties. 

• Touch the snow-white travertines, created by thermal waters that give life to Hierapolis Ancient City

• Discover baths, temples and ruins of ancient theatre of Hierapolis

• Swim in the Cleopatra Pool, a spring rumoured that the Egyptian Queen took a bath

Places to visit

• Pamukkale travertines

• Hierapolis Ancient Roman City

What to expect

• This tour starts and ends at the hotels in Pamukkale or Karahayıt. If you have a different start or end point preference, please contact us.

• This is a private tour. Only you and your loved ones will be on the tours.
• If you would like to book this tour with a Spanish or Portuguese speaking guide, please select this option when booking

Pricing Information

According to the number of people participating in the tour, the total price is discounted. The total discount amount appears on the checkout page.

• 3 to 4  people -  10% discount

• 5 to 6  people -  15% discount

• 7 to 8  people -  20% discount

• 9 to 10 people - 25% discount

If you are solo traveller, please contact us for our most reasonable offers.

Cancellation policy

To receive a full refund, travellers must cancel up to 24 hours before the activity start date (Istanbul local time). No refunds will be made after this time. (For cancellation policy, the tour starts at 9 a.m.)