Private Ephesus Tour From KUSADASI port

Walk through history as you explore the majestic ruins, including the iconic Library of Celsus and the Grand Theater. Our expert guides will bring the stories of this remarkable city to life, offering you an unforgettable experience. Book now for a journey that combines breathtaking archaeology with captivating history.

Nestled in the tranquil hills near Ephesus, this sacred site is believed to be where Mary, the mother of Jesus, spent her final years. Embrace its peaceful atmosphere and deep spiritual significance as our expert guides bring to life the touching stories and traditions associated with this revered sanctuary. Don’t miss the opportunity to connect with one of the most meaningful pilgrimage sites in the Christian world.

Uncover the secrets of Ephesus' Terrace Houses on our exclusive tour. These ancient residences, adorned with intricate mosaics and vibrant frescoes, offer a rare glimpse into the luxurious lives of Ephesus’ elite. As you wander through these remarkably preserved homes, our expert guides will bring to life the rich history, daily routines, and artistic brilliance that once filled these opulent spaces. Don’t miss this chance to step back in time and experience the refined elegance of Roman Ephesus firsthand.

With immersive 360° projections, holograms, and interactive storytelling, you’ll walk through the bustling streets, grand temples, and daily life of this magnificent Roman city—just as it was 2,000 years ago. Travelers will witness key historical moments, including the arrival of Cleopatra and Mark Antony, and the teachings of St. Paul. This museum offers a climate-controlled, easy-walk environment—perfect for all ages and mobility levels. A truly enriching and memorable experience that deepens your understanding of Ephesus before or after your site visit.

inspiring structure dedicated to the goddess Artemis—protector of women, wildlife, and nature. This magnificent temple stood as a symbol of power, beauty, and devotion, drawing pilgrims and travelers from across the ancient world to admire its grandeur and spiritual significance.

Venture into a peaceful village where ancient Anatolian craftsmanship still lives on. Here, you'll visit an authentic rug-weaving cooperative, where local women hand-knot exquisite Turkish carpets using techniques passed down through generations. Witness the delicate process of silk thread spinning, natural dyeing, and intricate weaving, and learn the meanings behind the unique patterns and symbols. As the warm scent of fresh herbs fills the air, you'll be treated to a home-cooked Turkish lunch in a serene countryside setting — the kind of hospitality money can't buy. After the meal, you’ll have the opportunity to browse beautiful handwoven carpets and textiles. Whether you’re buying or simply admiring, it’s an experience that connects you deeply with Turkey’s rich cultural heritage.

Beneath the central dome of this historic church lies the tomb of Saint John, one of the apostles and the traditionally believed author of the Book of Revelation.