Lorsque vous êtes au port de Kusadasi, profitez d'une excursion privée d'une journée sur trois des plus grands sites classiques de Turquie. Voyager avec un guide privé bien informé, visiter les ruines de l'ancienne Milet, y compris son théâtre bien préservé, et se diriger vers Didyma pour voir les vestiges de son temple autrefois splendide d'Apollon. En tête de l'ordre du jour est Ephèse, le trésor classique le mieux préservé de Turquie. Voici son spectaculaire Grand Théâtre et la Bibliothèque de Celsus, parmi ses autres monuments impressionnants, ses rues, ses boutiques et ses saunas. Cette excursion privée assure une attention sans faille de la part du guide.
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Prix par personne pour une réservation à deux ; une personne seule paie $624.
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Lorsque votre bateau de croisière accostera à Kusadasi, rejoignez votre guide privé au port et embarquez dans un minibus climatisé. Découvrez ensuite la fascinante histoire ancienne de la Turquie depuis votre guide jusqu’à votre premier arrêt. Au bout d'une heure environ, arrivez à Milet, l'une des plus importantes cités antiques gréco-romaines. Situé à l'embouchure du Méandre, il se vantait de quatre ports côtiers et n'a décliné qu'au 6ème siècle après JC lorsque la rivière s'est ensablée. Visitez son temple Delphinium, ses bains et d’autres monuments, dont l’impressionnant théâtre de Milet, où 25 000 spectateurs se sont rassemblés pour assister à des compétitions de gladiateurs. Continuez vers Didyma pour admirer son magnifique temple d'Apollon. Considéré comme le second après Delphi, cet imposant temple de l’ère grecque était le siège d’un oracle vénéré. Promenez-vous dans les colonnes restantes et contemplez la tête sculptée de Méduse qui domine l'entrée tandis que votre guide vous aide à visualiser la beauté du temple à son apogée. Après une pause déjeuner (à vos frais), visitez Ephèse, probablement le site archéologique le plus spectaculaire de Turquie. Rendez-vous à l'intérieur de cette ville gréco-romaine via sa porte de Magnésie et découvrez, au cours de votre visite de deux heures et demie, son épanouissement en tant que capitale de l'empire romain en Asie Mineure. Promenez-vous dans les rues pavées de marbre en passant devant les magasins, les maisons et les bains et découvrez l’Odéon, la fontaine de Trajan et le temple d’Hadrien. Admirez la magnifique bibliothèque de Celsus et le grand théâtre de 24 000 places, où St Paul avait prêché une fois. Après avoir exploré Ephèse, retournez au port de croisière de Kusadasi, où se termine votre visite.
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<p>Places visited were wonderful, but our guide lacked passion and was clearly mailing it in for a paycheck. He seemed more interested in earning his commission at the multiple stops we made during the day ... we realize it's customary to be encouraged to discover regional wares and shop at unique vendors to support the local economy, but this guide was shameful and beyond any measure of reasonable.</p>
<p>We had an excellent day. As soon as we walked out to the terminal our guide Jun was waiting for us and took us to our mini van. I was able to sit in the front and get some great photos. Our first stop was Miletus and Jun took us around the site, which was very interesting. Next we saw Apollo's Temple at Didyma. Once again Jun walked around with us giving us lots of interesting information and there were still some very good portraits and carvings visible. Then Jun and our driver took us for a typical Turkish lunch, which was outstanding I recommend following their advice - much better than MacDonalds! After lunch we went to Ephesus and Jun took us around she was excellent didn't rush us at all, she explained every area as we came to it and took some photos for us. It is an extremely impressive site and really gives you the feeling of being in a Roman city. The library is absolutely amazing! On the way back to the port we stopped at a carpet weaving school where the Turkish government are trying to encourage traditional crafts we were shown how they weave the carpets and how silk is spun. We actually spent 9 hours not 7 so it was an amazing day and great value for money. Jun is an outstanding guide who speaks impeccable English and goes out of her way to make sure that you get the best knowledge about every site.</p>
<p>Excellent tour of Ephesus. Spent the entire time in Ephesus rather than spending the time driving to Miletus and Didyma.Tour Guide had an excellent understanding of the historical events that were of interest.</p>
<p>I can't say enough good nor give our tour guide, pronounced Char sp? of Fez Travel, high enough praise for the job he did! It was excellent! It was great to get away from the crowds at Ephesus early in the morning and see Didyma and Miletus and THEN hit the Ephesian ruins, which were magnificent! We were blown away in Didyma when walking through the quiet, somewhat run-down town suddenly to come upon this massive ruin of Apollo's Temple! Wow!! When we first arrived there were no other tourists even there! Amazing structure! Thank you for the great tour!!!</p>
<p>Serdar our guide was waiting for us when we got off the ship. With just him and the driver we were able to see everything we had wanted to see as this was our second trip to Ephesus. We learned so much that day.. The temple at Didyma was a awesome sight and had a great lunch there as well. The theater at Miletus topped of the day as we could not have enjoyed the sights more. Highly recommend this shore excursion.</p>
<p> This was the best tour that we had on our entire 9 day Mediterranean Cruise. Our tour guide Serdar Karakas was outstanding. His knowledge of Ephesus, Didyma and Miletus was truly a learning experience for myself, my husband and my two children. Without him we would not have known what we were looking at nor any of the history behind it. We had a delicious lunch at a little place Serdar picked out. We got to enjoy some real Turkish food. And delicious Turkish beer. Though the lunch was not included in the tour price, it was worth it and not expensive. I felt like we got a real feel of the people and culture. </p>
<p>An unexpectedly deluxe tour that exceeded expectations. We booked a month or more in advance for 3 couples as our cruise ship excursion for the day in Kusadasi port. We got a driver and a tour guide for the price. The van was more like a small deluxe bus , with high back bucket seats that could have held more like 12 couples but we had it all to ourselves. Some of the best and most interesting ruins of our trip. Additionally the tour guide took in on himself to gather all our cameras at each stop to get a group photo of us at each place on everyone's camera, plus a few special places he took additional photos for us - those photos turned out to be some some of our favorite photos from the entire 12 day crusie trip. The tour guide was fluent with English and a bountiful source of interesting information.</p>
<p>Our guide met us at the cruise ship. He was polite and spoke English very well. Good value for an individual tour guide and driver.</p>
<p>The three of us, dad and two adult children, enjoyed this tour very much, I beleive that most tourist go to this part of the world to see the remains of the ancient city of Ephesus but by taking this tour we were also able to see Miletus and Didymus. Out guide, Eda, did a wonderful job of explaining how the three ancient cities interacted with each other. This gave us a better understanding of the whole area. Her explanation of several different cultures including Greek, Roman and the Christian expereince in the area were enlighting. Eda knew her subject, she spoke and enunciated English well. Our driver was good and accomodating. We had eight hours ashore and were able to see all three cities to our complete satisfaction. We could hardly have beeb more pleased. J. A. Lamb</p>
<p>We loved this tour. Our guide was very knowledgeable and friendly. The van was very comfy and clean. We decided we wanted to go to The House of Mary instead of Ephesus, since we'd already been there. They made the change for us and it worked out wonderfully.</p>
| Visite | Durée | Note | Prix | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kusadasi Shore Excursion: Excursion privée d'une journée à Ephèse, Didyme et Milet | 7 heures | 4.6 (12) | $343 | |
 Kusadasi Shore Excursion: Visite privée d'Ephèse UNIQUEMENT POUR LES INVITÉS DE LA CROISIÈRE | 5–7 heures | 5.0 (102) | $39 | Voir |
 Visite de Priène Milet Didyme au départ d'Izmir | 9 heures | 5.0 (8) | $189 | Voir |
 Visite privée coupe-file : Priène, Milet & Didyma Experience | 7–8 heures | 5.0 (3) | $282 | Voir |
 Excursion d'une journée à Pamukkale et Hiérapolis au départ de Selçuk ou de Kusadasi | 11 heures | 4.9 (247) | $113 | Voir |
 Excursion à terre à Kusadasi: visite privée d'Éphèse depuis le port de Kusadasi Ephesus | 5–6 heures | 5.0 (13) | $39 | Voir |
 Pour les bateaux de croisière : Excursion à terre d'Éphèse au départ du port de Kusadasi | 4–5 heures | 5.0 (1) | $52 | Voir |