Get ready for an unforgettable journey with the Pamukkale Tour from Antalya, where you’ll discover some of Turkey’s most stunning natural and historical wonders!
Walk barefoot on the dazzling white travertines of Pamukkale, feel the warmth of the natural thermal pools, and immerse yourself in the beauty of this unique landscape.
But that’s not all! You’ll also visit the ancient city of Hierapolis, where history comes alive. Explore its fascinating ruins, admire the remains of this once-thriving Roman city, and step back in time as you wander through its historical sites.
For an extra special experience, don’t miss the chance to swim in Cleopatra’s Pool! According to legend, even Queen Cleopatra herself bathed in these warm, mineral-rich waters, known for their rejuvenating properties. It’s the perfect way to relax and refresh during your trip.
If you’re looking for breathtaking scenery, natural wonders, and a touch of history, this tour is the perfect adventure for you!
Located in Turkey’s Denizli province, Pamukkale is one of the country’s most stunning natural sights. The name “Pamukkale” translates to “Cotton Castle,” and when you see the bright white terraces filled with turquoise waters, you’ll instantly understand why. From afar, the area looks like a field of soft cotton, creating a view so magical it feels like a dream.
This natural wonder was formed over thousands of years. Thermal waters rich in calcium flow down a 70-meter-high slope. As the water cools, it leaves behind calcium deposits, which gradually harden into the striking white travertine terraces we see today.
Visitors can stroll barefoot along these unique formations, soak in the shallow pools, and take in the breathtaking views. Don’t forget to bring your camera – the views here make for unforgettable photos!
Right next to Pamukkale lies Hierapolis, an ancient city with a rich history. Founded in the 2nd century BC by the Attalid dynasty, Hierapolis was known as a healing center in ancient times. People from all over the region visited its thermal springs, hoping to improve their health.
At its height, Hierapolis was filled with grand temples, baths, and impressive structures, many of which still stand today. Walking through the ruins, you can get a real sense of how life once was in this ancient city.
Two landmarks you shouldn’t miss are the Necropolis and the Temple of Apollo. The Temple of Apollo, once the largest building in Hierapolis, still has surviving stone steps and broken columns, though it was damaged by earthquakes. The Necropolis, one of the most well-preserved ancient cemeteries, holds over 2,000 tombs where nobles and aristocrats were buried. Walking through its stone paths feels like stepping back in time.
Another highlight of Pamukkale is Cleopatra’s Pool, a famous natural hot spring located near the travertines. This thermal pool is known not just for its warm, mineral-rich waters but also for its fascinating history. Legend has it that Cleopatra herself once bathed in this very pool!
What makes Cleopatra’s Pool unique is the ancient columns scattered at the bottom, which fell into the water during an earthquake centuries ago. Today, visitors can swim among these ruins, enjoying the soothing water that’s said to benefit the heart, digestion, and joints.
After your swim, you can relax at nearby cafés or browse the souvenir shops while soaking in the peaceful atmosphere.
Pamukkale and Hierapolis are must-see destinations for anyone visiting Turkey. Whether you’re wandering the white travertine terraces, exploring ancient ruins, or floating in Cleopatra’s legendary pool, this place offers an unforgettable experience. So grab your swimsuit, your camera, and a sense of adventure – a magical trip awaits!
Classic Package Pamukkale Tour
Adults: €34 per person
Children (Ages 4-11): €19 per child
Infants (Up to 4 years old): Free of chargeAll-Inclusive Package Pamukkale Tour
Adults: €64 per person
Children (Ages 4-11): €39 per child
Infants (Up to 4 years old): Free of charge
Easily select your preferred package using our simple booking form and get ready to explore the breathtaking natural wonders of Pamukkale!
“Please note that we have no hidden costs”
What do you need to bring with you?
Towel, Swimsuits, Hat, Sun Cream, Sunglasses, Camera.
Get ready for an amazing day! This coach tour to Pamukkale will take you to one of Turkey’s most stunning natural sites. You’ll travel in a comfortable, air-conditioned bus, accompanied by an expert guide who will share interesting facts and stories along the way. Before returning, you’ll enjoy a tasty dinner to end your adventure on a high note.
We’ll pick you up early in the morning from your hotel to start the journey. The drive to Pamukkale takes about 3.5 to 4 hours, but don’t worry—we’ll make stops along the way so you can stretch your legs, grab a snack, and freshen up.
Upon arrival, you’ll have time to explore the incredible white terraces of Pamukkale. Walk barefoot over the natural formations, feel the warm thermal waters beneath your feet, and snap some unforgettable photos.
Next, we’ll visit the ancient city of Hierapolis. Wander through its historic ruins, listen to stories of its rich past, and imagine life here thousands of years ago.
Want to relax? Take a swim in Cleopatra’s Pool, a natural thermal spring known for its healing properties. Enjoy the warm, mineral-rich waters while floating among ancient columns—truly a unique experience!
Before heading back to Antalya, we’ll stop for a optional delicious dinner—because a great day deserves a great meal! Afterward, sit back and relax on the bus as we make our way home, filled with wonderful memories and beautiful photos from your adventure.
Ready for an unforgettable journey? Let’s go!
For the daily trip from Belek to Pamukkale, you can choose between two options: the Classic and the All-Inclusive package.
Bring decent walking shoes, a swimsuit, sunglasses, and towels. A decent sun hat is also recommended because there is no shade when ascending the travertines. Please keep in mind that you are not permitted to wear shoes or flip-flops when walking through the travertines. This regulation is in place to protect the whiteness and purity of the rocks themselves.
Carry your camera for those great moments along the route, and don’t forget to bring some money. Not only for beverages or snacks to accompany your meals, but also for those presents or mementos that will definitely attract your attention.
For the classic package Pamukkale Trip, admission to Pamukkale and to the historical sites costs an additional €30, payable locally. These fees are included in the all-inclusive package. Drinks consumed during the day must be paid for separately.
The Pamukkale Tour from Belek is for everyone who wants to experience something different and enjoy Turkey’s antique side. It is feasible for those who are less physically capable to take the bus to the top of the Travertines and yet enjoy the vistas and the historic city itself. The carriages are air conditioned and spacious. Smaller children may find the day exhausting, however breaks are scheduled throughout the day.
The Pamukkale tour starts early in the morning and returns to Belek in the evening. The drive takes approximately 3.5-4 hours each way, and the total tour duration is around 14-15 hours.
The travertine pools themselves are shallow and unsuitable for swimming, however you can put your feet in the water. Cleopatra’s pool is better suitable for a leisurely swim and requires an admission charge that is payable locally.
You can easily book your preferred package through our simple online booking form or contact us directly for assistance.
Entrance fees to Pamukkale, Hierapolis, and Necropolis are included in the All-Inclusive Package but not in the Classic Package. Cleopatra’s Pool requires an extra fee in both options.
It is recommended to book in advance to secure your spot, especially during peak tourist seasons. You can book online or contact us for availability.
We were hesitant to travel so far on a day trip from Belek, but Ali, our incredibly amiable and informed guide, made it an excellent day out. The scorching swim at the Cleopatra pool was fantastic. The tour of the ancient city was intriguing, and Bekir was excellent at pointing out the sights. Pamukkale is a sight to behold.
When I saw these white rocks, I thought I was in a fairy tale; they’re breathtaking.
The Pamukkale tour was simply breathtaking! The snow-white travertine terraces look like a fairytale landscape. We walked barefoot through the warm, mineral-rich water, and it felt fantastic. Our guide told us the fascinating history of Hierapolis and led us to the ruins. An absolute highlight of my trip to Turkey!
I’ve seen many natural wonders, but Pamukkale is definitely one of the most impressive. The white travertine terraces shine in the sun, and the warm water feels wonderful on your feet. It was especially beautiful early in the morning before the big crowds of tourists arrived. Our guide also entertained us with fascinating stories about the formation of the landscape. An unforgettable experience!
As a history enthusiast, the Pamukkale tour from Antalya was an absolute must for me. The ruins of Hierapolis are impressively well-preserved, and you can practically feel the history within these walls. The travertine terraces of Pamukkale are a natural wonder like no other. Our guide was very knowledgeable and patiently answered all our questions. The entire tour was excellently organized, and I felt well taken care of at all times. A definite highlight of my stay in Turkey.
I enjoyed every second. The colors of the water and the white stone terraces were simply magical. Thank you!
From pick-up to return, everything was perfectly organized. The travertine terraces of Pamukkale are simply magical, and the warm water was very relaxing. The tour through Hierapolis was informative, and we learned a lot about Roman history. A great experience!