Guided Tour to Perge, Aspendos, Side and Kursunlu Waterfalls
✓ What's Included
- + Professional licensed tour guide
- + Admission fees to attractions
- + Lunch in the local restaurant
- + Land transportation by air-conditioned non-smoking vehicle
✗ What's Not Included
- - Beverages during the tour
- - Personal Expenses
📍 Itinerary
one of the largest and most popular ancient city in the Pamphylia region. Perge was the capital of Pamphylia then eventually came under Roman rule in 133B.C. and this is when it flourished most and indeed most of the ruins that are left today are from that area. You will see the Agora, Roman Baths, Colonnaded Street, Nympharium and also Grand amphitheater which could hold 15.000 people.
⏲ 120 minProbably an earlier ancient theatre, was built 2nd century on the site. The Aspendos theatre can hold over 20,000 and ıs still being used for festivals and music concerts.
⏲ 60 minone of the most popular and classical ancient citys of Turkey, also became an important base for the Cilician pirates and their slave trade and profited from this. With the defeat of the pirates, Side fell under the control of Rome and became part of the Roman Empire and many constructions took place in Side such as a large theatre, Roman Baths and The Temple of Apollo.
⏲ 120 minThis Waterfall is a unique place where a cascade connecting seven ponds falls over an 18-metre height against a backdrop of green nature.
⏲ 60 minⓘ Additional Information
- • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- • Public transportation options are available nearby
- • Specialized infant seats are available
- • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- • Entrance fees are excluded (Your guide will have skıp-the-line tıckets, so you will skip long ticket lines)
- • Free entry for kids 8yr and below (take passport for children if any)
📅 Cancellation Policy
STANDARD
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
🚚 Meeting & Pickup
Pickup: PICKUP EVERYONE
Guided Tour to Perge, Aspendos, Side and Kursunlu Waterfalls
