• Ancient City of Ephesus - The guide will greet visitors at the Kusadasi port, holding a sign with their name. They will then be transported directly to the sites. The first stop is ancient Ephesus, renowned as the best-preserved classical city in the eastern Mediterranean and the largest open-air museum in Turkey. Visitors will explore the Great Theatre, where St. Paul once preached against paganism and gladiators fought. Originally accommodating 25,000 spectators, the Library of Celsus, with its beautifully restored facade, is a popular photo spot in Ephesus, originally constructed between 115–125 AD. Other notable sites include the Odeon Temple, Fountain of Trajan, Temple of Hadrian, Scholastica Baths, Marble Road, agora, and the Temple of Domitian. After enjoying lunch at a local Turkish restaurant, the tour continues to the House of the Virgin Mary, where Mary spent her final days after being brought to Ephesus by the apostle John following Christ’s resurrection. The tour concludes with a return drive to the starting point.
• Meryemana (The Virgin Mary’s House) - House of Virgin Mary
• The Temple of Artemis - The guide will greet visitors at the Kusadasi port, holding a sign with their name. They will then be transported directly to the sites. The first stop is ancient Ephesus, renowned as the best-preserved classical city in the eastern Mediterranean and the largest open-air museum in Turkey. Visitors will explore the Great Theatre, where St. Paul once preached against paganism and gladiators fought. Originally accommodating 25,000 spectators, the Library of Celsus, with its beautifully restored facade, is a popular photo spot in Ephesus, originally constructed between 115–125 AD. Other notable sites include the Odeon Temple, Fountain of Trajan, Temple of Hadrian, Scholastica Baths, Marble Road, agora, and the Temple of Domitian. After enjoying lunch at a local Turkish restaurant, the tour continues to the House of the Virgin Mary, where Mary spent her final days after being brought to Ephesus by the apostle John following Christ’s resurrection. The tour concludes with a return drive to the starting point.
• Okuz Mehmet Pasa KervansarayI - CARAVANSERAI
• Kusadasi Bazaar - BAZAAR
• The Basilica of Saint John - The guide will greet visitors at the Kusadasi port, holding a sign with their name. They will then be transported directly to the sites. The first stop is ancient Ephesus, renowned as the best-preserved classical city in the eastern Mediterranean and the largest open-air museum in Turkey. Visitors will explore the Great Theatre, where St. Paul once preached against paganism and gladiators fought. Originally accommodating 25,000 spectators, the Library of Celsus, with its beautifully restored facade, is a popular photo spot in Ephesus, originally constructed between 115–125 AD. Other notable sites include the Odeon Temple, Fountain of Trajan, Temple of Hadrian, Scholastica Baths, Marble Road, agora, and the Temple of Domitian. After enjoying lunch at a local Turkish restaurant, the tour continues to the House of the Virgin Mary, where Mary spent her final days after being brought to Ephesus by the apostle John following Christ’s resurrection. The tour concludes with a return drive to the starting point.
• Kusadasi - CENTRUM
• Kusadasi Castle - CASTLE
• Selcuk - CENTRUM

• Professional Licensed Local Tour Guide
• All Taxes
• Lunch
• All Parking fees
• Bottled water
• Entrance fees ( We will arrange tickets of Ephesus in advance, so you will skip long ticket lines )
• Pick-up & Drop-off by new private cars with air conditioner

Your guide will greet you at the Kusadasi port, holding a sign with your name. You will then be transported directly to the attractions. The first stop is ancient Ephesus, renowned as the best-preserved classical city in the eastern Mediterranean and the largest open-air museum in Turkey. Explore the Great Theatre, where St. Paul delivered sermons against pagans and gladiators once fought. Originally accommodating 25,000 spectators, the facade of the Library of Celsus, beautifully restored, is likely the most photographed site in Ephesus. It was constructed between 115 and 125.

You may also visit the Odeon Temple, Fountain of Trajan, Temple of Hadrian, Scholastica Baths, Marble Road, agora, and the Temple of Domitian. After enjoying lunch at a local Turkish restaurant, proceed to the House of the Virgin Mary. Mary was brought to Ephesus by the apostle John following Christ’s resurrection and spent her final days here.

Following your tour, you will be driven back to the starting point.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.