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With endless architectural jewels, fascinating cultural sites and glistening seaside towns – this is the best of Turkey. On this nine-day Premium trip, explore the world-famous mosques in Istanbul, walk in the footsteps of ancient rulers in archaeological sites like Pergamon and Ephesus and see (almost) every inch of Cappadocia with an experienced and knowledgeable local leader by your side. Cruise the Bosphorus Strait on a private yacht, join a cooking class in Sirince and spend a night in your Feature Stay in specially restored cave suites.
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Istanbul
<Hos geldin! Welcome to Turkey. Your adventure starts in Istanbul – the largest city in Europe. When you arrive, you’ll be met at the airport and transferred to your boutique hotel in the heart of the Old City. If you arrive early, maybe walk through the bustling bazaars or visit the 1500-year-old UNESCO World Heritage monument, Hagia Sophia. Tonight, join your local leader and small group for a welcome meeting at 6 pm. Then, take a short stroll to a local restaurant for a group dinner of Ottoman and Turkish cuisine and get to know your fellow travellers.
It’s very important that you attend the welcome meeting as we will be collecting insurance and emergency contact details at this time. If you are going to be late, please let your travel agent or hotel reception know. Ask reception or look for a note in the lobby for more information on where the meeting will take place. -
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Istanbul
<After breakfast, explore Sultan Ahmet I’s Blue Mosque with your leader. With six minarets, 260 windows and its iconic, blue walls (made up of more than 20,000 Iznik ceramic tiles), the Blue Mosque is known as one of the most magnificent mosques in all of Istanbul. After, you'll head out to explore the rest of the city on an orientation walk. Make your way to Sultanahmet (the Old City, formerly Constantinople) and explore the hippodrome and the decorative statues and obelisks. Then, practice some good-natured haggling with local artisans in the Grand Bazaar, packed with over 3000 stalls of handcrafted jewellery, textiles and books. Later, hop aboard a private yacht and take in the Istanbul skyline from the Bosphorus Strait – a waterway that separates Europe and Asia. -
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Kusadasi
<Travel to Kusadasi this morning, stopping at Pergamon along the way. When you arrive, take a cable car to the top of the hill and take in the views across the Bakircay Plain in Turkey’s Aegean region. At the top of the hill, explore crumbling ruins, including the colossal Temple of Trajan, the Hellenistic Theatre and the Altar of Zeus. After some time walking in the footsteps of ancient emperors, continue to Kusadasi. Tonight, settle into your hotel on the edge of the Aegean Sea – this will be your home away from home for the next three nights.
Your travel time today, including stops and visits, will be approximately 8.5 hours. -
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Kusadasi
<This morning, explore the ancient city ruins of Ephesus – a preserved Greco-Roman site. As you walk in the footsteps of Cleopatra and Mark Antony, discover how the ancient Romans lived. Stroll through the marble streets surrounding the ancient theatre and explore the gymnasium, baths and beautifully restored Library of Celsus. Then, join a carpet weaving demonstration and learn about the art of traditional carpet weaving from local social enterprise, Sultankoy – an organisation that provides local women with employment while protecting and developing the ancient tradition. After a picnic lunch here, you’ll learn all about Turkish recipes and flavours with a hands-on cooking class. Get to know the local chef as you prepare a traditional meal and feast on your creations together. -
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Kusadasi
<This morning is free for you to explore Kusadasi at your own pace. Maybe book an optional tour to the Hierapolis Ancient City or unwind at Pamukkale’s mineral springs – a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its turquoise waters famed by a snow-white mineral build-up cascading over the cliffs. If you’d rather skip the optional tour and stay closer to town, why not stroll the seafront promenade and grab a bite to eat by the harbour or talk with the locals at the main bazaar.
For the Pamukkale Hierapolis and Travertines National Park optional activity, you’ll need a budget for additional transport as well, which varies depending on passenger numbers. The Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism has announced that the Cleopatra Pool is now closed for renovations. There is no confirmed reopening date yet. -
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Leistungen 2026
- Komfortables Hotel (6 Nächte), Feature Stay (2 Nächte)
- Istanbul - Willkommensessen
- Istanbul - Willkommenstreffen
- Istanbul - Besuch der Blauen Moschee
- Istanbul - Orientierungsspaziergang
- Istanbul - Private Bosporus-Kreuzfahrt
- Pergamon - Antike Stadtbesichtigung & Seilbahn
- Ephesus - Besuch der archäologischen Stätte
- Selcuk - Sultanköy Teppichvorführung & Picknick Mittagessen
- Sirince - Kochkurs
- Izmir - Flug nach Kayseri
- Kappadokien - Selbstgekochtes Mittagessen
- Kappadokien - Freilichtmuseum Goreme
- Kappadokien - Panoramatour
- Kappadokien - Kaymakli Unterirdische Stadt
- Kappadokien - Töpfervorführung
- Kappadokien - Wanderung durch das Rote Tal
- Istanbul - Abschiedsessen
- Istanbul - Welcome Dinner
- Istanbul - Welcome Meeting
- Istanbul - Blue Mosque Visit
- Istanbul - Orientation Walk
- Istanbul - Private Bosphorus Cruise
- Pergamon - Ancient City Visit & Cable Car
- Ephesus - Archaeological site visit
- Selcuk - Sultanköy Carpet Demonstration & Picnic Lunch
- Sirince - Cooking Class
- Izmir - Flight to Kayseri
- Cappadocia - Home-cooked lunch
- Cappadocia - Goreme Open Air Museum
- Cappadocia - Panoramic Sights Tour
- Cappadocia - Kaymakli Underground City
- Cappadocia - Pottery demonstration
- Cappadocia - Red Valley Hike
- Istanbul - Farewell Dinner
- 8x Frühstück
- 3x Mittagessen
- 3x Abendessen
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