Pamukkale Tour from Kusadasi with Hot Air Balloon Flight

Around 03:30 am we will depart from Kusadasi or from Izmir to Pamukkale to catch sunrise Balloon flight in Pamukkale. after a 3 hours drive we will reach to pamukkale and you will prepare to take of with balloons. after landing guide and driver will meet you and you will start your tour in Pamukkale hot springs. after tour we will have a lunch break and drive back to Kusadasi

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   Kusadasi

   3 hours

   Around 03:30 am we will depart from Kusadasi to Pamukkale to catch sunrise Balloon flight in Pamukkale. after a 3 hours drive we will reach to pamukkale and you will prepare to take of with balloons. after landing guide and driver will meet you and you will start your tour in Pamukkale hot springs.

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   Hierapolis & Pamukkale

   2 hours

   Pamukkale, also called “Castle of Cotton”, offers a highly picturesque and unique mix of natural beauty with its amazing limestone formations. Pamukkale (Hierapolis) is designated as a mix of cultural and natural heritage having outstanding universal value, by the UNESCO World Heritage Center. The ancient city of Hierapolis, regarded as a model for spas of the present day, represents the distinctiveness of the place. The ancient remains like the City Walls, Theater, St. Philip’s Martyrium, Churches, Great Bath Complex, Temple of Apollo, and Necropolis are worth seeing in and around Hierapolis. It is striking that hot springs with therapeutic powers accompany these ruins so harmoniously. This composition of culture and nature creates a marvelous panorama with a unique visual experience attracting many visitors from all around the globe. It is wealth of history that makes Pamukkale a popular tourist destination in Turkey. And All the Turkey tour groups prefer to visit Hierapolis.

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   Pamukkale Thermal Pools

   2 hours

   One of the most popular event in Turkey tour of Pamukkale (Cotton Castle), near the eastern margin of the Aegean extensional province, are one of Turkey's most famous tourist sights. The travertines, which have been deposited more or less continuously since at least 400 000 years ago, and have partially overwhelmed the Roman city of Hierapolis, originate from hot waters that emerge at 35-56°C from open fissures, and at least one fault zone. Three morphological varieties of travertine mass are of structural significance: 1) range-front travertines cementing alluvial-fan and -cone sediments, 2) "perched' channels of wall-like form that are self-built as a result of man channelling water flow

• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Specialized infant seats are available
• Not recommended for pregnant travelers
• Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.