Excursão de um dia a Éfeso de / para Istambul com voo e almoço
Descrição
Aproveite uma viagem de um dia a Éfeso de / para Istambul. O programa de passeio cobre a visita à Cidade Antiga de Éfeso, Casa da Virgem Maria, o Templo de Artemis. O passeio tem duas opções diferentes: "Tickets de voo incluídos" e "Tickets de voo excluídos". Você pode selecionar sua opção preferida durante o processo de compra do passeio. Bilhetes de voo excluídos: Esta opção dá-lhe a oportunidade de visitar em Inglês e Guia Japonês. O tamanho do grupo wıll ser até 10 pessoas max. Bilhetes de voo doméstico são excluídos e devem ser comprados no seu lado. Por favor, consulte o operador turístico antes de fazer qualquer reserva, pois apenas determinados voos são recomendados para este programa. Bilhetes de voo incluídos: Esta opção dá-lhe a oportunidade de passear em Inglês e Japonês guiado. O tamanho do grupo wıll ser até 10 pessoas max voos domésticos são incluídos ın ın ın thıs optıons e nós cuidamos deles O almoço será servido em um restaurante local onde você poderá experimentar como os tapetes turcos são feitos
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Após a retirada antecipada do seu hotel, dirija-se ao Aeroporto de Istambul para o seu voo doméstico de 1 hora e 30 minutos para Izmir.
Na chegada, você será recebido por seu motorista que o levará a Selcuk, onde você se juntará aos outros participantes do grupo e iniciará sua excursão de dia inteiro.
Localizada a 6 km ao norte das ruínas de Éfeso, uma igreja foi construída a partir do século 6 dC até o topo das fundações de uma casa do 1 dC e é declarada pela igreja como a última casa onde Maria passou seus últimos dias. Também se acredita que a Assunção ocorreu lá no dia 15 de agosto.
Um tesouro arqueológico, a cidade clássica mais bem preservada do Mediterrâneo Oriental. Durante o 1C AD Éfeso era a segunda maior cidade do planeta depois de Roma, com mais de 250.000 cidadãos. Estava no centro do mundo conhecido e desempenhava o papel de porta de entrada entre o Oriente e o Ocidente. Com seu horbour gigante, era também o centro de comércio de antiguidades. Não era apenas uma rica cidade comercial, mas também uma cidade impressionante que até Marco Antônio e Cleópatra passaram sua lua de mel em Éfeso. É também o lar de uma das sete maravilhas do mundo antigo, o Templo de Ártemis. Éfeso também está bem preservada que, caminhando pelas ruas antigas entre os belos monumentos, como a terceira maior biblioteca do mundo antigo ou o maior teatro romano do continente asiático, dá a sensação de um viajante do tempo
Almoço. (O almoço tradicional será na aldeia de demonstração de tapetes artesanais onde você também pode optar por experimentar como tapetes turcos feitos por mestres locais.)
foi uma das Sete Maravilhas do Mundo Antigo. Seu antigo culto dedicado a Ártemis era muito famoso na antiguidade e fez de Éfeso um local de peregrinação muito visitado. Havia um total de 127 colunas iônicas com uma altura de 19m. O templo também é considerado o banco mais antigo do mundo antigo
Quando sua excursão estiver concluída, você será levado de volta ao Aeroporto de Izmir para seu voo doméstico de 1 hora e 30 minutos para Istambul.
Ao chegar ao aeroporto de Istambul, você será recebido por seu motorista, que o levará em segurança de volta ao seu hotel. Fim do nosso serviço.
Destaques
O que está incluído
Locais e horários de recolha
-Entre em contato com o provedor local e confirme seu horário de coleta antes da data da excursão. -Os horários de embarque serão atualizados de acordo com o horário de partida do seu voo doméstico -As instruções de reunião para aeroportos serão compartilhadas no whatsapp e e-mail 1 dia antes da sua viagem.
Avaliações dos viajantes
Informações importantes
- Acessibilidade para cadeira de rodas
- Bebês e crianças pequenas podem andar em um carrinho
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Assentos infantis disponíveis
- Opções de transporte com acessibilidade para cadeirantes
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
- O tour oferece opções de bilhetes de voo domésticos INCLUSOS e EXCLUSOS. Por favor, selecione sua opção preferida durante o processo de reserva.
- Por favor, note que não temos um serviço de assistente para transferências de aeroporto. O motorista irá deixá-lo na porta de entrada do aeroporto de Istambul. Por favor, vá para o escritório de check-in de acordo com as instruções que o provedor compartilhará com antecedência. Quando você chegar ao aeroporto de destino, o motorista estará esperando por você com uma placa com seu nome.
- Limite de bagagem: 15 kg de bagagem de mão + 8 kg de bagagem de mão (se a opção “Voo incluído” for selecionada)
- Para os hóspedes que optarem pela opção de bilhetes de voo EXCLUSOS, informaremos quais voos precisam comprar.
- Entradas tıckets para hıstorıcal sıtes são excluídos. O guia turístico wıll têm Skip-The-Line bilhetes
Avaliações(46)
We had a great time. The tour guide was wonderful and she really knew her stuff. However, didn’t really need to go to carpet factory and be pressured to make purchase. Time better spent elsewhere
Ephesus is worth a visit for its historical significance. The day visit from Istanbul was well planned and seamless. The price covered round trip airfare from Istanbul to Izmir, round trip pick up from the hotel to the airport. The tour provider communicated with clear instructions and was responsive. My pickup from the hotel was early and the driver arrived on time. Our tour guide, Ogun was on time to pick us up from the airport in Izmir and the drive to Ephesus was pleasant. I enjoyed the visit to the ruins but less so the House of Mary. The later seems overrated.
This experience was booked on the basis that it starts at 06:00. The day before the experience (after cancellation is possible) I received a text stating that the pick up time was 04:30. This took me to the domestic terminal by 05:30 for a 7am flight. So before booking consider whether you’re ok with a much earlier time than stated. We were met at Izmir and had a short wait while other people in the experience arrived. The 50 minute drive to Ephesus was uneventful. There are obviously a lot of things outside the control of the operator; queues and crowd sizes. The itinerary was followed; the ‘house’ of the Virgin Mary (long queue) the main Ephesus site (no queue, but some areas were very busy) the temple of Artemis, lunch, carpet making demonstration. Return to airport at 16:30 for 17:55 return flight. Upon return to Istanbul - delay with taxi back. So, overall as described. A tiring day, mostly due to the lack of notice as to how early the start would be.
Hello Dear Guest, Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback and for joining our Ephesus day tour from Istanbul. We would like to clarify a few important operational details for future guests. The pickup time is always arranged according to the domestic flight departure time and recommended airport arrival procedures. For domestic flights in Türkiye, airlines and airports generally recommend arriving at least 1.5 hours before departure. Based on this, our team scheduled your transfer to ensure a smooth and stress-free airport process. As this is a group tour operation, guests arriving on the same flight are welcomed together at Izmir Airport, and once all participants are ready, the group departs for the Ephesus region together. Ephesus is located very close to Kusadasi Cruise Port, and on cruise ship days the region can become exceptionally busy. Unfortunately, crowd levels and entrance queues are outside the operator’s control. However, as an experienced operator, we always do our best to organize the day in the most efficient way possible and provide the best touring conditions available away from peak congestion whenever possible. We are also pleased that despite the intensity of the itinerary, your tour was completed successfully and smoothly. This experience includes 2 domestic flights, 4 airport transfers, ground transportation, guiding services, and a full-day regional operation, all coordinated within a single day. Managing such a complex operation smoothly requires significant planning and coordination from our team. We appreciate your comments and hope you still left Türkiye with beautiful memories of Ephesus and the surrounding region
Amazing experience with Funda. She was very knowledgeable and helped us go back in time and see life in Ephesus.
To see Ephesus is amazing as the site is pretty well preserved and they are working to restore more. This tour requires very early pickup in Istanbul. It is very well organized and we had a guide for just the two of us. Her name was Isik and she was very good. The amount of time we spent at the ruins was about 2 hours or maybe a bit longer. That is the highlight of the trip. There are other filler stops such as the Virgin Mary shrine and a local carpet store. It is along day for the amount of time at Ephesus. If you have time constraints then this is good trip to get you to Ephesus and back. I rated this 4/5 mostly because of the ratio of time at Ephesus vs the duration of the tour.
All aspects of a complicated day went seamlessly. Our guide was lively and well-informed and we had a fun day.
While the day was a bit rushed by necessity, and the cruise traffic and torrents of tourists in early May were nearly overwhelming -- still the site is remarkable enough to overlook all that -- add in an impressive 18 minute a visual presentation at the visitor center, two other area locations like the amazing remnants of the St. John Basilica and the Artemis site , and I would still do it again despite the cost -- the company was reliable and thorough with all of the logistics and I was impressed. Recommend.
The tour operator was very knowledgeable about the main tour stops. She explained the history of the house of Mary, the temple of Artemis, and ancient Ephesus. She was very friendly and pleasant. If we had kept to only the originally planned itinerary, it would have been great. Unfortunately, the other stops added outside the itinerary were not very appropriate to the historical tone of the tour. Our guide took us to two extra stops, a rug factory and a couture fashion house. Our tour guide didn’t fully explain what those activities would be like. The rug factory was all hand made and the examples and education in how to make rugs were cool. They were beautiful local rugs. However, there was extreme pressure to purchase a rug and poor attitude when we declined. Next there was a formal fancy fashion show of non-local expensive designer clothing. She did ask us if we wanted to go but didn’t fully explain what it would be like. The show felt very random and inappropriate. There was pressure to buy and it had nothing to do with local history. The history stops were great but the overall tour needs some adjustment. If there was going to be extra time outside of the tour, we should have spent the time on local interests or local cultural activities that didn’t pressure you to buy. Learning about the local history was great and the tour guide as excellent on that aspect of the tour.
Our guide, Medi, was informative and pleasant, though she certainly has a challenging task convincing guests to undertake the grueling 16-hour trek from Istanbul to Izmir. The Itinerary: Be prepared for an early start; my day began with a 4:00 AM wake-up call. The first stop at the House of the Virgin Mary felt like the weakest link—it seemed more like a tourist trap than a historical site, and I personally found it unimpressive. Ephesus: The ancient city itself was the highlight. While it was frustrating to find that an additional admission fee for the tour's centerpiece was bizarre, the history and ongoing restoration are genuinely exciting to witness. Our group opted out of the digital film, which allowed for a more undesired free time before our return flight. The "Sales Pitch": Prospective travelers should be aware of the "forced" shopping stops for rugs and leather. Given the sleep deprivation from such a long day, I found the high-pressure sales environment more frustrating than inviting. A Note on the Istanbul Airport: As an African American traveling with Asian counterparts, I was appalled by the behavior of several airport employees in Istanbul. The smirking and visible insensitivity toward my fellow travelers were unprofessional and offensive. In an international hub, diversity training should be mandatory.
Ephesus was a huge surprise and wasn't what I had expected. I thought after seeing Pompei it would be a let down. It wasn't! Our guide knew much about all the stops we made. Since we came from Istanbul, still suffering jet lag from our US flight, the detailed planning with early AM hotel pickup was awesome. The lunch was outstanding and food was tasty. The stop at the rug factory was informative, but a little high pressure to buy something. But, if you are in the market for a Turkish rug it's very cost effective. A person in our group got them down from $3600 USD to $1900 USD with free shipping to the US. She felt the same type rug in the US would be $7,000 USD.
