Things to do in Antalya Province

I had a great day today. From the moment we boarded the boat this morning and checked the manifest, we participated in several Klook attractions. We only missed one small island. Lunch was quite good, with drinks like Coke and Fanta available. There was also a yacht experience.

Convenience: It was easy to book, and using it was convenient too, as I just had to show the voucher code for immediate entry. Included Activities: It was great to experience a variety of activities, but I wish more passes were available for popular tourist areas like Cappadocia and Antalya. I used three passes: Basilica Cistern, Cappadocia Cave Dinner Show, and Pamukkale. If you choose the fast-track option for Basilica Cistern, you get in really quickly; the regular line was too long. Also, download the audio guide beforehand and listen to it at your accommodation. Even if you download it, once you're on-site, the data connection might drop midway, and it's too chaotic with so many tourists to concentrate anyway, haha. And the complimentary cruise was really good! However, for the unlimited drinks package, the seats are in the center, so you can't sit by the edge; those seats are reserved for people who booked with a meal. But I was satisfied because going downstairs to the first floor after the boat departed and standing outside was cooler, offered better views, and made for great photos.

we had an amazing tour yesterday.The guide Osman is knowledgeable and friendly. defo worth it. not to mention, the free lunch was lovely!

Very nice day. They picked us up at the hotel, first beach was good, stop in Salada, lots of boats, very crowded. Everything went very well. The driver was a bit on edge and drove like a maniac. Bring your own drinks because at the rest stop, a juice box and a Sprite cost $14.

Weather was good, itinerary was good, the sights was photogenic, must try pomegranate beer....yummy. The tour is worth it but i wish was another lady guide that was with another group as we were doing the same sights and our guide and her were associate but she will walk with the group and explain in more details ways. Our guide was stiff, at the end of sightseeing spot, an old man was lost then the guide explain his side of the story but we didn't hear the old man side so no matter who wrong or right, i still think that as a group we should start and end together.

There are many floors, and you can walk through the entire building. There's a long tunnel with many sharks, a reptile zone, a wax museum, and a Snow Land.

Fatima is a great and experienced guide. She has a way to illustrate history in a lively, attractive manner. She would make use of modern examples as well to help you better understand the concepts. I am not a history person but I am drawn to her storytelling. Time management wise, she arranged the itinerary so that we could avoid traffic and finish our tour on time. Time allocated to each site is reasonable. An intro of the history, some info on the technology used, followed by individual exploration and photo-taking time. One slight suggestion is that more time can be allocated to Aspendos Theatre. We spent like 55mins at Side, which is nice. It allowed you to have time to sit down and enjoy a glass of pomegranate beer. But we only had 20mins at Aspendos. Would be perfect if have a little bit more time to explore there.

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.

We had a great time - pickup was smooth, we had enough time to explore the sites ourselves and the tour guide is very informative and entertaining. 10/10. Highlight of our trip, thank you.