Discover the highlights of Turkey on this carefully designed 4-day Turkey Package Tour. Explore the fairy chimneys of Cappadocia, the white travertines of Pamukkale, and the ancient city of Ephesus while traveling comfortably with included domestic flights and private airport transfers. Below is your day-by-day itinerary, designed to help you experience Turkey's most iconic destinations with expert local guides and seamless travel arrangements.
DAY 1 - Magical Valleys of Cappadocia Tour: Devrent, Pasabag & Goreme (L)
Morning transfer from your hotel in Istanbul to the airport for your flight to Cappadocia (around 07:00). Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel, where you'll be picked up around 10:00 to begin the tour.
Explore the surreal landscapes of Devrent Valley, famous for its animal-shaped rock formations, before continuing to Pasabag (Monks Valley) to admire Cappadocia's iconic fairy chimneys. Visit the charming town of Avanos, renowned for its centuries-old pottery tradition, then explore the UNESCO-listed Goreme Open Air Museum, home to remarkable rock-cut churches and ancient cave dwellings. Finish the day with panoramic views from Uchisar Castle before returning to your hotel around 16:00.
Accommodation in Cappadocia
✨ Optional Activities ✨
🎈 Sunrise Hot Air Balloon Flight
💃 Turkish Night Show
🌀 Sufi Dance
🐎 Horse Riding
🛻 ATV Safari
📸 Flying Dress Photoshoot
DAY 2 - Hidden Cappadocia Tour: Valleys & Underground City (B, L)
Hotel pick-up around 10:00. Explore the breathtaking Red Valley before enjoying a scenic 5 km walk through the picturesque Rose Valley, passing ancient rock-cut churches on the way to the historic village of Cavusin. After lunch, admire the panoramic views of Pigeon Valley, then descend into the fascinating Kaymakli Underground City, where early Christians once sought refuge. Finish the day at the impressive Ortahisar Castle before returning to your hotel around 16:00.
Upon request, this tour can be replaced with the Derinkuyu Underground City & Ihlara Valley Tour.
Shuttle transfer to Kayseri Airport for your evening flight to Izmir (around 22:00). Upon arrival, shuttle transfer to your hotel.
Accommodation in Kusadasi
DAY 3 - Ephesus Heritage Tour: Ancient City & Sacred Landmarks (B, L)
Hotel pick-up around 09:00. Begin your day at the sacred House of the Virgin Mary before exploring the UNESCO-listed Ancient City of Ephesus, home to remarkable landmarks including the Odeon, Temple of Hadrian, Trajan Fountain, the iconic Library of Celsus, and the magnificent Great Theatre where Saint Paul once preached. After lunch, visit the Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, before returning to your hotel around 16:00.
Accommodation in Kusadasi
DAY 4 - Pamukkale Tour: White Travertines & Ancient Hierapolis (L)
Hotel pick-up around 07:30. Journey to the UNESCO-listed ancient city of Hierapolis and explore its impressive Necropolis, Roman Baths, Domitian Gate, and ancient streets. Continue to the dazzling white travertine terraces of Pamukkale, where you can walk barefoot through the warm thermal waters. Enjoy free time to swim in the famous Cleopatra's Pool (optional, entrance fee not included). Please bring your towel, swimsuit, and sunglasses before returning to your hotel around 16:00.
After the tour, shuttle transfer to Denizli Airport for your evening flight to Istanbul. Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel.
✨ Optional Activities ✨
🎈 Hot Air Balloon Flight
🪂 Paragliding Experience
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PRICE DETAILS:
Package | Hotel Options (or similar) | Price Details |
Option 1
Standard | • Cappadocia: Peace Stone Hotel (Standard Stone)
• Kusadasi: By Karaaslan Inn (Standard) | 895 EUR per person
Single Supp: +195 EUR |
Option 2
Superior | • Cappadocia: Aydinli Cave Hotel (Standard Cave)
• Kusadasi: Ilayda Hotel (Standard) | 965 EUR per person
Single Supp: +255 EUR |
Option 3
Deluxe | • Cappadocia: Dervish Cave House (Standard Cave)
• Kusadasi: Ilayda Avantgarde (Standard) | 1,015 EUR per person
Single Supp: +300 EUR |
Option 4
Premium | • Cappadocia: Hera Cave Suites (Standard Cave)
• Kusadasi: Elite World Hotel (Standard) | 1,100 EUR per person
Single Supp: +375 EUR |
This 4 days Turkey package tour price includes:
✓Domestic flights (Istanbul-Cappadocia / Cappadocia-Izmir / Denizli–Istanbul)
✓3 nights accommodation in centrally located hotels
✓Daily breakfasts & selected lunches
✓Professional licensed English-speaking tour guide
✓All airport transfers & local transportation
✓Entrance fees to all scheduled sites
Good to know:
• No hidden costs
• Flexible booking options available
• Private tour pricing available upon request
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
• Hotel accommodations are based on bed & breakfast. Standard check-in time is 14:00 and check-out time is 11:00.
• All tours are operated as regular group tours and include English-speaking licensed guides, entrance fees, lunch (drinks excluded) and air-conditioned transportation. Private tour options are available upon request.
• Professional guiding services are provided during scheduled sightseeing tours only. Transfers between cities (flights or intercity buses) and free time outside the tour program are unguided.
• This itinerary can be customized according to your travel preferences. Please contact us for tailor-made options.
• Tour programs may be adjusted due to weather conditions or operational reasons.
• Prices are subject to availability and may vary during peak seasons, festivals or for last-minute bookings. Domestic flight fares depend on economy class availability and may change according to travel dates and seasonal demand. Please contact us to reconfirm prices.
For a more budget-friendly option, you can enjoy the same itinerary with an overnight bus journey instead of domestic flights. Discover our 4 Days Turkey Package Tour by Bus
Journey through the soul of Turkey: Explore the legendary UNESCO World Heritage sites of Istanbul, the surreal landscapes of Cappadocia, the ancient grandeur of Ephesus, and the breathtaking thermal terraces of Pamukkale.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: Is 4 days enough to visit these three regions?
Yes, it is perfectly feasible! Because this is a flight-inclusive tour, we bypass long hours on the road, allowing you to maximize your time at the sites. We have carefully optimized the itinerary to ensure you visit the highlights of Cappadocia, Pamukkale, and Ephesus without feeling rushed.
Q2: What kind of hotels will we be staying in?
We carefully select hotels that reflect the character of each region. In Cappadocia, you will experience a traditional cave hotel; in Pamukkale and Ephesus, we select comfortable, centrally located hotels to ensure you have a relaxing stay after your exploration.
Q3: Are domestic flights included in the tour price?
A: Yes, all domestic flights between Istanbul, Cappadocia, Izmir, and Denizli are included.
Q4: Does the tour cover entrance fees and meals?
Yes, all entrance fees for the listed UNESCO World Heritage sites and mentioned meals (typically breakfast and lunch) are included. You can find the full list of inclusions in our "What’s Included" section to ensure a worry-free experience.
Devrent Valley is one of the few untouched area of Cappadocia. This valley is only shaped by erosion. Another name of the valley is Imaginary Valley or Pink Valley. Because this valley has the animals shaped chimney, you can see hares, camels, snakes, seals, dolphins, gazelles... may be others.
Pasabag (Monk's Valley) has the most beautiful fairy-chimneys in Cappadocia, which are more than 10 meters high and have double or triple rock caps.
Avanos is located on the banks of Kizilirmak River. This town is famous for potteries who use Kizilirmak's red clay. During your visit, you can make your own potter after a short lesson :).
Goreme Nestled among the iconic 'fairy chimney' rock formations, Goreme Valley is the heart of Cappadocia's history. A UNESCO World Heritage site since 1984, the valley is home to breathtaking rock-cut churches dating back to the 11th, 12th, and 13th centuries, all adorned with remarkably preserved Byzantine frescoes.
Uchisar Castle is the highest point of the Cappadocia Region. That is a perfect opportunity to observe a panoramic view of the landscape.
Red Valley is located between Goreme and Cavusin Village and it is a popular hiking route in Cappadocia. You can see some cave churches and pigeon houses there.
Kaymakli Underground City has ten levels, several chapels, warehouses, stables, and also a ventilation duct. This city was began to excavate by Hittites.
Ortahisar Castle is located in the middle of the Cappadocia area which was used as a fortress in Byzantine times.
Temple of Artemis was a Greek Temple, dedicated to Artemis who was the daughter of Zeus and was the goddess of the hunt, wild animals, and wilderness. This temple was one of the Seven Wonders of The World.
Ephesus Theatre's capacity was 25.000 spectators, used for dramas in antique-greek times and gladiator combats in Roman times.
Celsus Library was built by Celsus' son. 12.000 documents (scrolls) had served in this Library in its time.
Odeon was a small theater which had 1.500 spectators capacity and built by Vedius Antonius and his wife for plays and concerts in 150 AD.
Domitianus Temple was one of the largest temple in the city. There was the store rooms on the west side.
Trajan Fountain was built by Emperor Trajan. Giant statue of Emperor Trajan was located in the center niche.
Roman Latrine was the public toilets which were in the same room without separation.
Virgin Mary House was believed by many Christians that Virgin Mary lived in this house as well as St John.
Hierapolis is located on the top of a hill. Since the ancient time, this city was the hot spring (spa) center. The ancient city of Hierapolis consists of the theatre, Temple of Apollo, Antique Pool, The Bath, Cleopatra's Pool, Necropolis and, Hierapolis Archeology Museum.
White Travertines is formed by Calcium Carbonate. When the thermal spring water is flowing, it leaves the Calcium Carbonate on the surface of the travertine. In the beginning it is like a gel, then it gets harder and becomes cotton-shaped white travertine.