Turkey: Sailing to Ephesus QC06
8 Days From £1780 (2,804 USD)
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Beginning in Bodrum, ancient Halicarnassus, this tour heads north to Ephesus one of the best preserved Roman cities in the Mediterranean. En route we visit some of the most interesting and prettiest sites in Turkey. For full no obligation pricing options and operator contact details please enquire: 
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The highlights are plentiful: from the small harbour of Myndos, where Cassius harboured after murdering Julius Caesar, to Iasos, a wealthy ancient port, celebrated for its fish market and red marble. Inland well see two soaring temples, the elegant shrine to Zeus at Euromus, and the gargantuan oracular temple at Didyma. Our final destination is Ephesus, capital of Roman Asia. One of the very first cities in the world to have street lighting, the site is magnificent - marble streets, agoras, villas, a theatre for 28,000 and an extraordinary library.
A full day by day itinerary will be provided by the tour operator when you make an enquiry about this holiday.
Includes
-Full board accomm on gulet
-All road transfers
-All crew services on gulet
-Entrance fees & tips on land
-Archaeological excursions
Excludes
-Flights and airport taxes
-Visas
-Travel insurance
-Gratuities on the boat
Prices per person, based on 2 people traveling - please submit an enquiry to receive a personalized itinerary and costs.
| Bodrum harbour. Welcome drink and dinner aboard. | |
| A gentle cruise to the pretty coastal village of Gümüslük, ancient Myndos | |
| We sail north east to moor in the pretty harbour of ancient Iasos, a vital and beautiful classical city. | |
| We head inland to the temple of Zeus at Euromus | |
| : A morning to relax and sail. In the late afternoon we head inland from Altinkums golden beach to visit Miletus | |
| Heading inland we walk the ancient roads of Priene | |
| East of Kusadasi lies one of the most celebrated ancient sites in the world: Ephesus | |
| Transfer from our gulet to Izmir airport |
