Things to do in Antalya Province

This is one of the best activities I did in Phuket and worth every cent but I felt sorry for the guys walking with the horse at the beach while I’m on the horse😮‍💨. But he was very helpful in many ways, very kind too-I forgot his name. I did the 4pm slot though I wanted the sunset slot, it was fully booked. And apparently you can also request to ride a white horse-just state it on your booking details before hand.

Everything was great, I recommend it. They met us at the hotel, transported us to the location, and met us from the boat. The first beach was very crowded... the second was gorgeous. The third stop was for photos. The fourth stop was a bit strange, basically near the main beach where we departed from. Overall, excellent. We had lunch, pasta, salad (chicken/fish option), bread, and a slice of watermelon.

All the experiences were amazing!!!!! Turkish night omg that was awesome all the food were delicious all the beverages were well prepared 👍🏼 the staff were also amazing. The Turkish coffee and fortune telling was also so good!!! She was so kind and very knowledgeable about the culture Thank you for all!

It was a great experience. The location is not very far from Antalya city, and the itinerary was well-arranged, just nice and not too draggy. Our tour guide, Salman, was very professional and truly awesome! He gave us clear, structured explanations and shared the background stories of the historical places. You should go for it !!

"Today’s trip to Pamukkalewas truly unforgettable. I learned so much history and saw so many incredible artifacts—it was deeply moving and impressive. Our guide took such great care of us, making the entire experience wonderful. It was a perfect trip!"

A fantastic trip! The tour guide was enthusiastic, attentive, humorous, and shared many fun facts about Antalya along the way. At each attraction, they explained the stories behind the historical sites. My favorite was the ancient city of Perge. It's vast in scale, second only to Ephesus, and the ruins are relatively well-preserved. We walked through the gates, bathhouses, arena, and central square from the Greek to Roman periods. Standing on the small hill at the end of the east gate, overlooking the entire ruins, I imagined how grand and magnificent this city must have been at its peak, with buildings adorned with white marble and stone columns soaring into the sky, shimmering in the sunlight. For lunch, there were three choices: fish, beef, and chicken. The grilled fish was pretty good, and the restaurant included complimentary local Antalya oranges, which were sweet and juicy. We started our return journey at 3 pm. A small suggestion: it would be better to have more free time in Side, as we only had time to see the temple, and there wasn't enough time to explore many of the other historical sites.

Recommended tour. Our guide Osman did a good job. His explanations on the Hierapolis ruins was clear. He gave us enough time to walk around Pamukkale travertines & visit the museum. Eventhough, there was a lot of walking at the Hierapolis grounds, he ensures that no one was left behind. Lunch at Castella Villa was wonderful. Buffet spread was delicious with a lot of choices. Overall, we enjoyed the trip.

Great itinerary today! Ertan was a fantastic guide. Thanks for everything!

great tour, the driver fetches us on time. the lunch buffet was amazing. and the tour guide merve did a great job explaining the history of pammukale and hierapolis before we were given about 2.5 hours to roam and explore ourselves. really appreciate it and would recommend it due to the ease of the transfer from antalya.