Things to do in Kuşadası

Acer was an excellent tour guide and she was so professional , knowledgeable and helpful. We enjoyed a wonderful day with her. The pickup service is great and we have a very smooth transfer.

We were picked up near the hotel at 5:10 AM, and after a break, we had time to enjoy Hierapolis-Pamukkale from around 10:30 AM to 2:00 PM. Those who plan to do activities might find this time short, but for us, about two and a half hours was sufficient. Lunch is quite late, starting around 2:30 PM (though it's a very delicious buffet), so we recommend bringing some snacks. There is one bus transfer each way, but the journey was comfortable, and we're very glad we were able to visit Pamukkale at this time.

Josh was our extremely professional guide. The tour had an excellent pace and good timing, with quite a few surprises.

Our guide Lisa was great! The drive is long from Kusadasi but worth it, and we had some stops for coffee, snacks and the restroom. We had enough time to see everything we wanted.

the tour was amazing! our tourguide selcuk and the driver ( sorry i forgot his name ) are very nice and accomodating.

Thanks to the travel agency's thoughtful arrangements, every part of the itinerary was well-planned. The guide in Ephesus was the most patient and professional throughout the trip, and deserves special praise. Pamukkale was beautiful, and the sea in Kusadasi was stunning – I'd love to visit again. The coastal waterfalls in Antalya were absolutely gorgeous, and Cappadocia's unique landscape was unforgettable. Our fellow travelers were also very nice. Looking forward to our next gathering! Thumbs up!

Fantastic, well-rounded private tour with lunch that lasted about 6 hours. Easy to communication for pickup. Very busy that day with 3 cruise ships in town, including ours, it was paced to not feel so busy. Ancient Ephesus stunning-especially the Library. The immersive museum was nice. Our guide Nazmican was very knowledgeable. We couldn't have asked for a better tour guide. We took frequent stops in the shade. Lunch included, delicious along with an interesting carpet-making demo (with sales element) . It came with Turkish coffee; kids enjoyed apple tea. My daughters were taught to weave and practiced double knot. Consider a turkish rug! Mama Mary's House was peaceful and spiritual; remember to be quiet/respectful/ dress modestly/ respect photo restrictions (no photos in house). Last was a short photo op at Temple of Artemis, before heading back to port. Helpful tips: - Credit Cards accepted - June hot & dry, bring hat umbrella and hydrate - comfortable walking shoes