Morning Departure: Your day begins with a convenient pickup from Kusadasi port, where your private guide and driver will be awaiting your arrival. After a warm welcome and a brief introduction to the day's itinerary, you'll set off towards your first destination, Priene. Sit back, relax, and soak in the scenic views as you journey through the picturesque Turkish countryside. Priene: City of Athena: Arriving at Priene, you'll be greeted by the captivating ruins of this ancient Ionian city. Priene, dating back to the 4th century BC, boasts an impressive layout and showcases the architectural wonders of its time. Follow your knowledgeable guide as they lead you through the well-preserved remains of the city, including the Temple of Athena, the Bouleuterion, and the impressive Theater. Take your time to absorb the atmosphere and imagine the bustling life that once thrived within these walls. Lunch Break: After an engaging morning of exploration, it's time to refuel. Your guide will recommend a delightful local eatery where you can savor traditional Turkish cuisine, providing a perfect opportunity to relax, discuss the morning's discoveries, and prepare for the next leg of your journey. Miletus: City of Philosophers: Having satisfied your appetite, continue your adventure to the ancient city of Miletus. Renowned as the birthplace of several renowned philosophers and thinkers, Miletus holds a special place in the annals of history. Here, you'll witness the grandeur of the Theater, the majestic Faustina Baths, and the intricate mosaic floors of the Delphinium. As your guide shares captivating tales and historical insights, let your imagination transport you back to the thriving metropolis that Miletus once was. Didyma: Oracle of Apollo: As the day progresses, make your way to Didyma, the site of the Temple of Apollo, one of the most sacred sanctuaries of the ancient world. Marvel at the colossal columns that remain standing and explore the ruins that reveal the awe-inspiring craftsmanship of the Hellenistic era. Your guide will enlighten you with stories about the oracle and the mystical rituals that took place within these sacred walls. Return to Kusadasi: With the sun slowly setting on your day of exploration, it's time to bid farewell to the ancient cities and embark on your return journey to Kusadasi port. Reflect on the awe-inspiring sights you've encountered and the stories that have come alive during your private tour.

Begin your day at the Kusadasi port, and enjoy a comfortable drive in an air-conditioned vehicle with a professional guide and driver. Considered to be one of the most spectacular open-air museums in the world, the ancient city of Ephesus is a must-see for all visitors to Turkey. Walk the city's ancient marble streets, and envision the Romans bustling through thousands of years ago. Visit the stunning Library of Celsus, the Temple of Hadrian, and the spectacular Fountains of Trajan an Polio. Then make your way to the vast Great Theatre, whose 24,000 seat capacity was impressive especially during those ancient times. Continue the tour with a drive Priene, an ancient Ionian city dramatically overlooking the fertile plains of the Meander Valley. Afterwards, make your way to the ancient city of Miletus and that of Didyma, the setting for one of the most colossal temples in the Hellenic World, venerating the God Apollo. End the day back at the Kusadasi port.

Kicking off from your port or hotel in Kusadasi, the tour begins in the city of Priene. This 2,500-year-old Ionian city was among the first to be planned with a grid system of streets. Set dramatically at the foot of a mountain side, Priene overlooks the Meander River.  The tour then moves onto the ruins of Miletos, near the Aegean Sea. Here you can explore the ancient theatre, built around the 4th century BC, which once accommodated more than 15,000 spectators. Here you can visit the well-preserved Bath of Faustina, named after the wife of Marcus Aurelius who ordered its construction.  Finally the tour moves to Didyma, which was once connected to Miletos by a sacred road during the antiquity period. Here you will visit the ruins of the Temple of Apollo, one of the largest temples from the Hellenistic Period, before being transferred back to your cruise ship or hotel.

Embark on a journey to Pamukkale from Didim! Immerse yourself in history and natural beauty. Be picked up from your hotel and let the adventure begin. Our knowledgeable tour guide will provide you with important details during the ride. Explore the famous Cotton Castle and the ancient city of Hierapolis and discover its rich history. Experience the thermal springs of Pamukkale and take a dip in the Cleopatra Pool for an additional fee. After an enchanting day, the bus will take you back to Didim where you will be left with fond memories. Join us on this full day exploration and return home in the afternoon inspired by the magic of Pamukkale.

Meet at the Cruise ship port and continue for a full day tour. Priene Set dramatically at the foot of a sheer mountain wall, Priene overlooks the aptly named Meander River. This 2500 years old Ionian city was among the first to be planned with a grid system of streets. Miletos These ancient ruins lie on a hill near the Aegean Sea. Explore the ancient theater, built circa 4th century BC. The theater could accommodate over 15,000 spectators. Visit the well-preserved Bath of Faustina, named after the wife of Marcus Aurelius, who ordered their construction. Didyma In antiquity, Didyma was connected to Miletus by a sacred road. Visit the ruins of the Temple of Apollo, one of the largest temples from the Hellenistic Period. Despite extensive construction, the temple was never fully completed. After the tour you will be transferred back to your cruise ship.

Priene The ancient city Priene was important in the byzantine era, situated north of Miletus and south of Ephesus. The most important building in Priene is the temple of Athina on top of the hill .Also the theatre from Priene is worth a visit , with its 5 king chairs on the front row. The theatre could store 6500 people and it was constructed in the hellenistic era, it is the only theatre that is not being renewed by the romans.The acoustic is realy great in the theatre.Priene had a harbour and was based on the sea , and was one of the 12 city’s bonded with each other in ionic era.Priene was a rich city with luxe houses almost 33 procent of the citizens had their own bathroom with toilet , with is realy a high number in those years Miletus Miletus is located north of Didyma and south of Priene.Miletus was a coastel city and had 4 ports and was because of that one of the most important settlements in the ionian era. Its golden age was in the 6th and 7th centuries bc. In the hellenistic era a theatre was build for 5300 persons and it is enlarged by the romans to a capacity of 15000 persons. Near Miletus there is the Ilyas bey mosque from the year 1404 witch was used to pray but also used as a school. And also there is the miletus museum where jewelry and other foundings have been stored . Didyma Didyma was the centre of prophetic oracles The temple of Apollon in Didyma was planned as a dipteros witch means two rows of columns but it was never finished. It is a small ancient city but worth a visit.