Discover the ancient city of Perge, an impressive archaeological site. Marvel at the amphitheater in Aspendos and see Waterfalls as well.

Pickup from hotels. Flexible departure depending on hotel location. Arrival at Perge, one of the largest ancient cities in the Pamphylia region. Perge was the capital of Pamphylia. The Roman Baths, the Agora, Colonaded Street, Nympharium and the stadium are all on the visit. The we depart for the Aspendos Ancient Theatre. This incredibly well preserved ancient theatre was built in the 2nd centrury A.D., it has a capacity of 15,000 people and its still being used for festivals and music concerts. We have a lunch break at a restaurant on a nearby river then depart for Side (pronounced Seeday). Side is one of the best classical ancient cities in Turkey, it was a port city that served the largest slave market in thsi region. During Roman times much construction took place in Side including a large theatre, Roman Baths and the Temple of Apollo.one waterfall visiting ist up to timing.

The Antalya region is dotted with ancient ruins, but it’s tricky to tick them off without a car. Visit the ancient sites of Perge and Aspendos—plus Side’s Apollon Temple and the Manavgat Waterfall—with ease on this guided tour. Depart from your hotel in a small group and explore the ruined city of Perge, the ancient theater at Aspendos, and Side attractions, with an included lunch along the way. Discover the sites of Perge, Aspendos, and the Apollon Temple Learn about the history and archaeology from your guide Stay fueled with an included lunch and pose for photos at Manvagat Waterfall Enjoy hassle-free pickup and drop-off from your central Antalya hotel

Perga or Perge was an ancient Anatolian city in modern Turkey, once the capital of Pamphylia Secunda, now in Antalya province on the southwestern Mediterranean coast of Turkey Aspendos or Aspendus was an ancient Greco-Roman city in Antalya province of Turkey. The site is located 7 kilometres northeast of central Serik Side is a resort town on Turkey’s southern Mediterranean coast. An ancient port city, it's known for long beaches and Greco-Roman ruins. In the center are the remains of the 2nd-century Antique Theater, which seated up to 15,000. The white marble columns of the Hellenistic Temple of Athena stand near the harbor. Other sites are sprinkled throughout, with finds housed at the Side Museum, a restored Roman bath complex Manavgat Waterfall on the Manavgat River is near the city of Side, 3 km north of Manavgat, Turkey. Its high flow over a wide area as it falls from a low height is best viewed from a high altitude

With the Perge, Aspendos, Side & Kursunlu Waterfall tour, you can discover the beauty of Antalya Nature. By joining this cultural excursion, you can explore the glorious city with marble doors Perge, Aspendos with infinite acoustics and great harmony of old and new, and the holiday town of Side. Tour Schedule Perge Ancient City Aspendos Ancient Theater Lunch Side Manavgat Waterfall Return Back

You will learn the history of the most famous ancient cities, Perge, Aspendos, Aquaduc and Side, in the east of Antalya, with an experienced guide. You will be amazed by the nature of Manavgat waterfall.

Perga or Perge was an ancient Anatolian city in modern Turkey, once the capital of Pamphylia Secunda, now in Antalya province on the southwestern Mediterranean coast of Turkey Aspendos or Aspendus was an ancient Greco-Roman city in Antalya province of Turkey. The site is located 7 kilometres northeast of central Serik Side is a resort town on Turkey’s southern Mediterranean coast. An ancient port city, it's known for long beaches and Greco-Roman ruins. In the center are the remains of the 2nd-century Antique Theater, which seated up to 15,000. The white marble columns of the Hellenistic Temple of Athena stand near the harbor. Other sites are sprinkled throughout, with finds housed at the Side Museum, a restored Roman bath complex Manavgat Waterfall on the Manavgat River is near the city of Side, 3 km north of Manavgat, Turkey. Its high flow over a wide area as it falls from a low height is best viewed from a high altitude

PERGE you can see the city gate,Roman bath,Agora,city street,historical shops, water God statue(kestros) ASPENDOS This incredibly well preserved ancient theatre was built in the 2nd centrury A.D., it has a capacity of 15,000 people and its still being used for festivals and music concerts. KURŞUNLU WATERFALL Antalya-Mersin highway 15.miles. turn left from the fog. with a rich flora, 33 hectares, 18 meters. the waterfall, which has a capacity of 12,000 people/day, is reached between the pine trees pouring from the height. 7 small pond connected to each other with small waterfalls, 2 km.this waterfall within a canyon was opened in 1986. The rich flora and fauna around it have made it one of the top priorities for eco-tourism activities such as hiking, observing plants and animals.

You'll travel back in time to the days of togas and chariots with this half-day excursion to the ancient sites of Perge and Aspendos. Among the attractions you'll discover is perhaps the best-preserved Roman theatre of all.

20 km from Antalya. arrival to the ancient city of Perge to the East.Accompanied by a guide to visit the city. We move to side. You will be given access to side and free time for one hour. For lunch we will cruise to Belkis village. Break for lunch. The Ancient Theatre of Aspendos and the Roman water canals are visited. Arrival to Antalya and the end of the tour.

Aspendos: Admire the beauty of best preserved roman theatre. Perge: Discover the prominent capital of Pamphylia Manavgat Waterfall: Coolest escape from the heat of Antalya Side Stroll around atractive town, see tample of Apollo

Over 120 dancers perform at the grand Gloria Aspendos Arena. You get the chance of seeing the renowned Fire of Anatolia arranged dance. This astounding dance practice is a befitting reply to the Riverdance. It’s a dance performance that you must see, in order to learn more about the culture of Turkey and recognize its beauty.

Visit 5 beautiful attractions around Antalya in one day. A trip to the ancient cities of Perge and Side, exploration of the Turkish Colosseum in Aspendos and seeing a scenic Kursunlu waterfall. This trip is recommended for enthusiasts of history and nature, with a lunch included in the price.

Travel back in time and discover some of Turkey's most important archaeological sites with this excursion to Perge, Aspendos, and the Manavgat Waterfall.

Over 120 dancers perform at the grand Gloria Aspendos Arena. You get the chance of seeing the renowned Fire of Anatolia arranged dance. This astounding dance practice is a befitting reply to the Riverdance. It’s a dance performance that you must see, in order to learn more about the culture of Turkey and recognize its beauty.

Get away from the crowds and join an amazing full day excursion from Antalya that combines everything you need for a relaxing, pleasurable and informative experience. This Antalya Perge /Aspendos/ Side / Manavgat Waterfall Tour combines perfectly sightseeing in ancient cities and spots of unappalled natural beauty. Archaeological sites, the tranquil atmosphere of waterfalls and a lot of history are some of the aspects you should expect from this magnificent excursion. ✅ Uncover the history and beauty of Perge, Aspendos and Managat waterfalls during this guided day tour from Antalya. ✅ Learn about the history of Perge and Aspendos through your guide's commentary. ✅ Visit Perge, where most of the statues on the Antalya Museum were discovered. ✅ Explore one of the best-preserved ancient theaters of Anatolia in Aspendos.

Get ready to experience the Fire of Anatolia (Anadolu Ateşi), a Turkish dance group that features some 120 dancers. Having performed in more than 85 countries, from the USA to China, join the more than 20 million people who have seen them live. Every year from April to November, two legendary dance shows – _Evolution_ and _Troy_ – are held at the stunning Gloria Aspendos Arena. The outdoor amphitheater is one of the most impressive theaters in the world and boasts seating capacity for 4,700 people. From this glorious setting, you'll see one of the fastest dances in the world, performed at 241 steps per minute, and learn more about the history of Turkey and the Anatolian region through the dramatic medium of dance.

See the grand Gloria Aspendos Arena with over 120 dancers performing. Here you will see the Fire of Anatolia arranged dance that is a befitting reply to the Riverdance. It is a must see, in order to learn more about the culture of Turkey and recognize its beauty.

Your day will begin with a private guide and driver picking you up from your hotel. This tour includes the most popular ancient cities in Antalya: Pamphylia, Perge and Aspendos. The theater in Aspendos is one of the most spectacular features that you will visit. It is considered one of the best preserved theaters in antiquity and has a capacity of about 15,000 people. In spite of the many earthquakes, the theater, buildings, and aqueduct are in great condition with astonishing architecture. In the afternoon there will be a break at the Kursunlu Waterfall. Your tour will conclude with your guide returning you to your hotel.

The foothills of the Taurus mountains have been a region of travel and trade for millennia. On this National Geographic tour, you'll embrace the region's ancient traditions that are still thriving today and immerse yourself in the nomadic lifestyle by visiting a Yörük family. Head over to the Seljuk bridge at Aspendos with your guide who will reveal alluring facts about the site. Built around the 4th century on the banks of Köprüçay, this architectural marvel is renowned for its distinctive zigzag design, a testament to its intriguing history. Continue your voyage and head over to the 13th-century Kargıhan caravanserai, where much of its original layout remains remarkably intact. Step back in time as you wander through the inn's chambers, guardian's quarters, bathhouse, and prayer hall alongside your guide. This is a place that radiates history, where countless travelers sought refuge and replenishment. The Yörük people have perfected their nomadic lifestyle for centuries. Every spring, communities migrate with their herds from the gentle coastal plains to the mountainous summer pastures. Spend time with a Yörük family and learn about their sustainable ways of life. Tuck into a tasty meal with eye-catching views of the Taurus mountains. Nearby, you'll find a spot to purchase locally-made goods like soaps, teas, oils, and more. Proceeds support communities affected by recent earthquakes or forest fires. Finally, Explore Ormana, an Ottoman village famous for its ingeniously crafted 'button houses'.