19 activitati in Alanya, Mediterranean Region, TURKEY

Walk the Roman roads as you travel back in time to the days of togas and chariots with a visit to the classical city of Perge, once a bustling Roman port. Then we move on to the splendid Aspendos Roman theatre which is still in use today. Highlights - Visit to the Roman Baths in Perge - Explore on foot the other Roman treasures of Perge - Trip to the world´s best preserved Roman theatre at Aspendos Start your excursion in the morning with a visit to Perge, one of the largest ancient cities of the Pamphylia region, the city that was once the capital of this region. Walk like a Roman as you wander the colonnaded streets and the Agora, visit the Roman baths and the Stadium and marvel at the remains of the Nymphaion. The Aspendos Theatre, the best preserved of all Roman theatres, that dates from the 2nd Century AD and has a capacity for 15,000 will leave you in awe. It is still in use today as a concert and festival venue and is the most incredible demonstration of Roman design. The tour involves a lot of walking to truly experience the magical history of Perge and so the tour finishes mid-afternoon to allow time upon your return to relax and reflect on the wonders you have seen. Meeting/pick-up point: At the hotel. Duration: Approx. 7 hours. Start/opening time: At 8am. End/closing time: Approx. 3pm.

Discover all the best that Alanya has to offer with this full-day tour complete with a dedicated English speaking guide who will pick you up from your hotel and take you on a trip to see the wonderful sites of Alanya. Visit Alanya Castle, situated on an elevated peninsula, 250 metres above sea level. Explore the city walls which at nearly 6.5 kilometres long date back to Greco-Roman times and admire its present form which was built by the Seljuks in the 13th century. Your tour will then take you to the Dim Cave, 12 km east of Alanya, on the slope of Cebel-i Reis Mountain, and the second biggest cave in Turkey. Admire the stunning stalactites and stalagmites, estimated to be 1 million years old, as well as the underground lake. Choose between two paths inside the cave with lengths of 50m and 360m. Afterwards, enjoy a lunch by the river Dim, and then spend the afternoon swimming in the refreshing river waters or exploring the city centre at your leisure, before being driven back to your hotel.

Discover all the best that Alanya has to offer with this full-day tour complete with a dedicated English speaking guide who will pick you up from your hotel and take you on a trip to see the wonderful sites of the City. Visit Alanya Castle, situated on an elevated peninsula, 250 metres above sea level. Explore the city walls which at nearly 6.5 kilometres long date back to Greco-Roman times and admire its present form which was built by the Seljuks in the 13th century. Discover all the best that Alanya has to offer with this full-day tour complete with a dedicated English speaking guide who will pick you up from your hotel and take you on a trip to see the wonderful sites of the City. Visit Alanya Castle, situated on an elevated peninsula, 250 metres above sea level. Explore the city walls which at nearly 6.5 kilometres long date back to Greco-Roman times and admire its present form which was built by the Seljuks in the 13th century. Your tour will then take you to the Dim Cave, 12 km east of Alanya, on the slope of Cebel-i Reis Mountain, and the second biggest cave in Turkey. Admire the stunning stalactites and stalagmites, estimated to be 1 million years old, as well as the underground lake. Choose between two paths inside the cave with lengths of 50 m and 360 m. Afterwards, enjoy a lunch by the river Dim, and then spend the afternoon swimming in the refreshing river waters or exploring the city centre at your leisure, before being driven back to your hotel. Excursion Includes: all entrance fees, English speaking guide, lunch (open buffet, fish (trout), chicken on skewer, salads and fruits, vegetarian menu available, drinks excluded). Restrictions: Involves a fair amount of walking so may not be suitable for the infirm. There are 100 steps up to the Dim cave entrance. You are advised to wear comfortable shoes, and bring some money, a camera and swimwear.