An unforgettable tour with beautiful images. - Very beautiful place to visit, the evening tour is more recommended than the daytime tour because it is much quieter. Even in high season you can take pictures where you stand alone! Very beautiful with the sunset that can also be seen. Sonny the guide was very talkative and gave fun facts along the way. Dinner was also very fine with starter and main course. The wine tasting was also interesting. The first stop with the stones was less because of the short explanation and the emphasis was more on “and now you can buy something”. The woman's explanation was also not enthusiastic until she got to the point where we could buy things. Despite that I would still highly recommend the whole trip!!! Because it was really worth seeing all of them. Please note, the Pamukkale admission is another 30 euros per person that is not too clearly stated on the site.

Marmaris - Sunny tour guide did an excellent job. Extremely knowledgeable tour guide and always smiling. Lots of patience and energy.

About Pamukkale Tour - Mr. Osman thank you very much for your interest, the tour was very nice and enjoyable, and our guide Mrs. Nur was very caring thanks for everything, I hope to see you again.

100% recommend - Lovely experience! Was meant to go on the daytime trip from Marmaris, but ended up having booking the sunset trip because of how our trip panned out- and it was for the better! Our tour guide Mert was great! Really helpful and friendly! Definitely recommend this tour to any planning a trip here!

Best experience with a great guide! - Mert was such a lovely guide! We had such a great trip, he was informative and really helpful throughout the tour- will definitely recommend this tour and guide to anyone looking to visit Pamukkale for the first time!

Pamukkakle - Our guide was Öžkan, he was nice and very helpful, explained everything before we went and along experiences. Place was very beautiful, took many photos and enjoyed everything.

Pamukkale - The tour was amazing highly recommend Pamukkale. And our tour guide Oscar ,was very friendly and gave us some interesting information about the place. Only downside was the mini bus, my chair was broken and was quite uncomfortable to sit for so many hours in a bus.

Serene Memorable Experience. - I really wanted to do this trip after seeing the reviews. I love my natural wonders, and the opportunity to see salt flats was not something I wanted to miss. Me and my friend decided to go for the evening trip rather than the morning one and I'm so glad we did. It was still busy so we can only imagine how much more busy it would have been in the day. But as the night drew in things quietened down and it really felt like our special sanctuary. We even so a wonderful bride getting married there. What made our trip truly special was that we were the only English speaking people on the trip! This might sound off-putting but it actually made the whole experience far more special. Turns out Russians tend to go on the evening trip and bits tend to go on the day trip. No one knows why. But we weren't left without because of the language barrier. The Russians had their own tour guide, a lovely woman, and we got our our personal tour guide called Merit. He was absolutely fantastic. A young man with a lot of passion. He was very relaxed and his English is excellent. People would pay so much extra to get a personalised tour like he gave us. We felt so special. We first went to a place where they sell items made of stones that are culturally significant in the area. I will say the first two stops, the stones and the wine tasting are designed to get you to buy stuff however they were still fun experiences. We did buy stuff - i bought a bracelet, my friend a sultan stone ring (they teach you about this rock in the museum and because we were English we had our own guide who took us through the museum separately). The museum is small and more of an add on for the shop. The wine tasting was unexpected but much better. Here we were treated like royalty, taken away from the larger Russian group and into our own personal wine tasting room where a lovely lady from Bali talked about the wine and gave us some tasters. We bought some pomegranate wine as it was lovely. The whole building is really nice - luxurious and dark. Then we were taken to a large shop joine to the wine tasting area, where the shop was essentially closed off for just me and my friend. We had a private shopping experience, with the lady from Bali being our personal shopper. They showed us around the wares and we bought some tea (which they discounted) and some Turkish delight. Fellow Brits, remember its okay to say no thank you. Finally the main bit - the salt shelves. Absolutely stunning. I could have stayed there all day. Again Merit took us on a personalised tour, just the two of us, and told us about the history of the ruins and generally just chatted with us and we had a great time. Lovely guy. Even wanted a selfie with us. Then we were left to wonder for a few hours. There was actually a storm on the horizon, which might appear to be a bad thing - however we felt it made the whole place even more dramatic. As Merit suggested, we watched the sunset from the theatre. As the night drew in it was so peaceful. Then ruins are huge by the way. Lots to look at. As big as pompeii from what I can remember. Then after that we had dinner at a local restaurant. I love communal eating, but it's a simple light meal so just make sure to buy/eat snacks earlier. They stop off on the journey in, about halfway, for you to buy food and go to the toilet. It was very cheap. 3 hours journey back. They dropped us off at a taxi rank so we could get back to adakoy. Cons: - We had to change pickup location twice as we were led to believe they were going to come to cook's club adakoy (they don't) and we found out the day before. Also a blockade meant they couldn't come to collect us at the location stated, which is fine, but there was no communication. If I hadn't called up their driver on WhatsApp it did feel like they may have left without us as they were more than 30 minutes late. - Expect to be pressured into buying stuff. To us brits even light pressure can feel like a lot, so just keep that in mind. - dinner could have been more substantial Overall great trip, great memories and great people. Would highly recommend. And thank you Merit for such an incredible and lovely time. You really made it special for us.

Pamukkale: still enchanting, even with less gush - First things first, a big thank you to Berat for being our guide on this very pleasant trip. His calm and friendly demeanor was genuinely appreciated, and the insights he shared with us were very interesting. It certainly made the journey more enjoyable! The Trip Itself: Pamukkale's Evolving Beauty Now, about the main attraction: Pamukkale. Last year, The Daily News reported on a decrease in the water flow over the past 30 years. And it's true, the iconic white cliffs are only partially covered by thermal waters these days. However, for someone who hasn't seen it in its full, historic watery glory, the place remains enchanting. It still holds a unique charm, even with less water. Is It Worth the Journey? I can fully recommend this trip. It's genuinely worth the three hours spent traveling by bus each way from Marmaris. The timing, particularly at this period of the year, is perfect for experiencing the sunset. You get to witness it just as it begins to dip below the horizon, then it’s a quick transition back to the bus for dinner. Our departure was around 8:30 PM, with the best sunset views, due to the surrounding mountains, typically around 8:15 PM. Pre-Ancient City Stops Before we reached the ancient city, we made a couple of stops: one at a shop featuring typical local stones and another at a textile shop. If you're keen on purchasing souvenirs or local goods, there’s ample time for that. For those primarily interested in the cultural experience, a little patience is needed during these stops. Perhaps grab an ice cream to pass the time. Final Thoughts This day trip easily earns 5 stars, though it truly has the potential to be a two-day, one-night experience. When you go, be sure to arm yourself with sunscreen and comfortable shoes. There's far more to explore in Hierapolis than you might initially think (did you know that higher than the Ancient Theater you can find Saint Philip tomb? The view from there is even better). If your sole purpose is to enjoy the thermal waters, then flip-flops might suffice. However, for a proper exploration, good footwear is essential.

Pamukkale Tour - Overall a decent sight seeing trip, but as Pamukkale is 3 hours drive away from Marmaris, in my opinion, a 6 hour round trip isn't worth it. The biggest negative is the lack of transparency with what you are saying for. You will have to pay an additional entrance fee at Pamukkale to actually enter the site. The ticket I purchased on Trip Advisor was essentially paying for the services of the tour guide (who spoke fluent English and was friendly, informative & excellent), transport to the site and a meal on the way back, which was pretty good, but the portion sizes were so small, that I was still hungry. There is a stop over on the way there for some wine tasting, which was excellent. You will get to try traditional fruit wines as well other Turkish grown foods and delicacies. I highly recommend this stop over. Pamukkale itself is beautiful and if you're into culture/ history, it's a nice change of pace from Marmaris which is very touristy in comparison. Would recommend if it was a bit closer, but for me, a 6 hour round trip is perhaps a bit too much.