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Daily Tour
Daily Tour
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This full-day tour explores Antalya’s rich archaeological heritage and natural landscapes, combining major ancient cities with a tranquil natural setting. Departing from Antalya, the itinerary focuses on Perge and Aspendos, two of the most important sites of the Roman period in southern Anatolia, followed by a visit to the Kursunlu Waterfalls. The tour offers a balanced experience that highlights urban planning, monumental architecture, and the relationship between ancient settlements and nature, providing a comprehensive introduction to the region’s historical and environmental significance.
The tour begins with a visit to Perge, an important ancient city located east of Antalya. Founded in antiquity and flourishing during the Roman period, Perge is known for its colonnaded streets, stadium, bath complexes, and monumental gates. Walking through the site provides insight into Roman urban planning and daily life in one of Pamphylia’s most prominent cities.
Continue to Aspendos, home to one of the best-preserved Roman theaters anywhere in the world. Built in the 2nd century CE, the theater is renowned for its scale, structural integrity, and remarkable acoustics. The visit focuses on Roman engineering, performance culture, and the theater’s continued use over centuries.
After exploring the ancient sites, the tour concludes at the Kursunlu Waterfalls, a natural retreat located along the Aksu River. Surrounded by pine forest, the waterfalls offer a relaxing contrast to the archaeological visits and provide an opportunity to experience the natural landscape of the Antalya region.
Yes. This tour is operated as a private tour, exclusively for you and your party, accompanied by a professional, licensed tour guide.
This tour is conducted by private vehicle with a driver, as the sites are located outside Antalya city center.
This tour involves an estimated X.X km (approximately X.X miles) of walking over the course of the day, equivalent to roughly X,xxx–X,xxx steps. Walking mainly takes place within the archaeological sites. The pace is moderate, with regular stops.
This tour is not fully wheelchair accessible. Archaeological sites include uneven terrain, stairs, and slopes. Guests with mobility concerns are encouraged to contact us in advance.
We respect guest privacy and personal data. Any information shared with us is used solely for tour operations and communication and is not shared with third parties except where required to deliver services or by law.
Guests are welcome to take their own photos throughout the tour. We do not take photos or videos of guests for promotional purposes without clear prior consent.
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