Antalya to Cappadocia Tour  2 days

Antalya to Cappadocia Tour  2 days, get ready to explore the historical and natural beauties.

About the Cappadocia Tour from Antalya

Cappadocia Tour from Antalya is a great option for those who want to explore the Cappadocia region, famous for its magnificent natural beauties, historical sites and unique culture. This tour lasts for 2 days and covers popular places such as Goreme Open Air Museum, Urgup, Avanos, Paşabağı Valley and Devrent Valley. During the tour, you can learn about the historical and cultural significance of the region accompanied by local guides and take part in a hot air balloon tour. You can also visit the underground cities to explore the unique natural formations of the region.

1.What to do on the day Cappadocia tour?

• We are departing from Antalya early in the morning.
• During our trip, we are watching the magnificent views of Konyaalti Beach, Beydağları Sahil National Park and Taurus Mountains.
• After about 6 hours of travel, we reach Aksaray.
• We are taking a lunch break in Aksaray.
• After lunch, we move to Cappadocia and our first stop is the Kizilcukur Valley.
• By walking in the Kizilcukur Valley, we discover Fairy Chimneys and other natural formations.
• After that, we check into our hotel and have free time for dinner.

2.What to do on the day Cappadocia tour?

• After breakfast at the hotel in the morning, we continue our Cappadocia tour.
• Our first stop is the town of Avanos, which smells of history. Here we visit ceramic workshops and watch traditional ceramic making.
• Afterwards, we visit the historical Uçhisar Castle and watch the magnificent view of the region.
• We are visiting the Goreme Open Air Museum, one of the most beautiful churches in Cappadocia.
• We give free time for lunch.
• After dinner, we visit Decrent Valley and take a walk between fairy chimneys.
• After our tour, we are going back to Antalya.

Antalya to Cappadocia Tour 2 days, Experience an unforgettable tour experience in the mystical atmosphere of Cappadocia by exploring its historical texture.