Three-day Cappadocia Tour from Alanya

Three-day Cappadocia tour from Alanya: meet an ancient civilisation!
For travellers who want to discover the culture, traditions and landmarks of Turkey, we offer a three-day tour to Cappadocia. This journey delights even seasoned travellers, taking you to ancient buildings, underground cities, sweeping valleys and churches carved into the rock. Seeing it with your own eyes shows just how varied and singular the nature of Turkey is.

What makes Cappadocia unique?

Cappadocia is a remarkable natural park in the centre of the country. It lies roughly 450 kilometres from Alanya, so many visitors never realise what they have missed. Yet the tour grows more popular every year. The place draws people with its astonishing landscape — canyons and oddly shaped rock pillars, multi-storey cave cities and beautiful churches.
Here you can visit not only underground settlements, churches and an open-air museum, but also meet the local people who live in villages at the heart of this colourful region.

What awaits you on the tour?

A tour to Cappadocia is an absorbing journey you will remember for good. It runs to the following plan:

Day one:

departure from your hotel by comfortable coach;
a breakfast stop in Seydişehir;
a visit to the Dervish Lodge — the Mevlana Museum in Konya;
lunch in the same city at a cafe serving national dishes;
exploring an underground city;
attending the Sema, the ceremony of the whirling dervishes;
dinner at the hotel.

Day two:

a hot-air balloon flight above the valleys;
breakfast at the hotel;
a walk through Devrent Valley and Monks Valley;
the rock village of Çavuşin and the Church of St John the Baptist;
the pottery town of Avanos;
a visit to a pottery workshop;
lunch in Avanos;
admiring the views of Love Valley;
Göreme, the open-air museum;
the fortress of Uçhisar;
a visit to a silk-leather studio;
dinner at the hotel;
an evening show — the Anatolian folklore programme “Cappadocia Night”.

Day three:

an early start to watch the sunrise as the balloons take off — payable separately;
breakfast at the hotel;
panoramic stops at Üç Güzeller (the Three Beauties) and Ortahisar (the Middle Fortress);
a visit to the Anatolian stone centre;
exploring Pigeon Valley;
a visit to the Öresin Han caravanserai;
lunch in Konya, again with national cuisine;
the return journey to your hotel.
Meals through the day are served buffet style. The tour is not cheap, but a journey to one of the most beautiful places in the country is genuinely worth it. The valleys, the stone city and the balloon flight leave no visitor unmoved.
If you too would like to see these singular rock formations, ancient churches, underground settlements and extraordinary scenery, book the tour and explore this vivid world with an experienced guide.