Day 2: İzmir – Konak Square – Clock Tower – Kemeraltı Bazaar – Historical Elevator – Urla – Çeşme – Çeşme Castle – Alaçatı

After breakfast at the hotel in the morning, we start our tour with the historical Clock Tower built in 1901 in İzmir Konak Square, then we finish our İzmir tour with a visit to the Historical Elevator built by Jewish businessman 'Nesim Levi' in 1907 and move on to Urla. After the tour here, we visit Çeşme and Çeşme Castle, which come to mind first among the holiday resorts in Turkey, and visit Alaçatı, which is famous for its historical stone houses and beaches suitable for windsurfing due to the wind blowing 360 days a year. Alaçatı is named after an ottoman tribe called 'Alacaat'. After our tours here, we go to Kusadasi, to the hotel where we will stay. We have dinner at our hotel.

Day 3: Sirince – Ephesus Ancient City – House of the Virgin Mary

After our breakfast, we are going to Şirince, in the 19th century, a Greek town with 1800 households, especially famous for its export-oriented fig production, with two Greek churches in the neighbourhood, none of the houses blocking the view of the other, and also on the grounds that it is a safe zone in the apocalypse that will break on December 21, 2012 according to the Mayan Calendar. After our tour, we visit the Ancient City of Ephesus, which was built by Attic and Ionian Greek Colonists in the 10th century BC, which was founded in the Neolithic Age 6000 BC, instead of the old capital of Arzawa. Ephesus was registered as a world heritage site in 2015. We finish our tour with a visit to the House of the Virgin Mary, which is the house where the Virgin Mary spent her last days, on Mount Bülbül, 9 km from Selçuk, and return to Kuşadası. Here we visit Pigeon Island and return to our hotel. We have dinner at our hotel.

Day 4 : Didim – Temple of Apollo – Miletus Ancient City – Bodrum – Bodrum Castle – Bodrum Antique Theater – Halicarnassus Mausoleum – Myndos Ancient City

After breakfast at the hotel in the morning, we set out for Didim, a touristic district of Aydın, where we visit the Temple of Apollo, which is considered one of the best-preserved temples of antiquity. Didyma is actually not an ancient city, but a sacred place. Didyma, which has a connection with the holy road coming from Miletos, is a center of prophecy. We visit the Miletus Ancient City, which is located in the Balat Village of Didim district and dates back to the Polished Stone Age, and then we start the journey to Bodrum after a lunch break. Located here in Bodrum and built in 1402 St. We visit Bodrum Castle, which was built by the Knights of St. Peter under the name of St. Peter's Castle and has become the symbol of Bodrum. It was also used as an underwater archeological museum. After our tour, we visit the Bodrum Ancient City, a theater building in the city of Bodrum, which was built in the 4th century BC. After visiting the Halicarnassus Mausoleum, which was built by Queen Artemsia for the King of Caria, Mousolos, we move on to our hotel.

Day 5: Akyaka – Marmaris – Dalyan – Sedir Island

After breakfast at the hotel in the morning, we start the journey to Akyaka, we finish our trip here with a boat tour, then we go to Marmaris, where we visit Marmaris Castle and the city, and start the trip to Dalyan, Iztuzu Beach, which is established on the shore of the main channel that connects Köyceğiz Lake and the Mediterranean, where the Dalyan Canal reaches the sea. It is a 5 km long beach where the Caretta Caretta sea turtles lay their eggs and we visit Dalyan, which is a natural part of the delta. We end our tour with a visit to the Rock Tombs and the Ancient City of Kaunos. After our boat tour here, we go to our hotel where we will stay. We have dinner at our hotel.

Day 6: Fethiye Boat Tour

After breakfast at the hotel in the morning, we start the boat tour. On our boat tour, we visit Butterfly Valley, Aquarium Bay, ST.Nicolas Island, Cold Water Bay and Deve Beach, and we take lunch on the boat.

Day 7: Kayaköy – Ölüdeniz – Saklıkent – Tlos Ancient City

After breakfast, we start our tour with Ölüdeniz, which is a stagnant lake like its name (name means ‘dead sea’), and then we visit Karmylassos, which we know as Kayaköy, which is one of the cities of the Lycian Civilization, which dates back to 3 thousand BC. The village of Levissi, which was founded by the Greeks as a small village, is today's Kayköy. We pass to the ancient city of Tlos, one of the most important settlements of Lycia. After our tour here, we visit the Saklıkent Canyon, which is located between the borders of Muğla and Antalya, with a length of 18 km and attracting attention with its height. After our tour here, we start our journey to our hotel in Pamukkale, where we will stay.

 Day 8 : Pamukkale Travertines - Hieropolis Ancient City - Aphrodisias Ancient City

After breakfast at the hotel in the morning, We start our day with a visit to Pamukkale, which is included in almost all the lists of places that must be seen before they die, and which is visited by around 2 million tourists every year, one of the places where nature plays the role of an artist, and then, we visit Pamukkale Terraces, which consists of travertine, a sedimentary rock precipitated by the hot spring water, the hot spring waters here treat many diseases. After visiting Pamukkale, where the white travertines formed as a result of the contact of the thermal waters with the air, where the frozen waterfall-like gradual shapes form and sometimes terrace-shaped pools form, we visit the Ancient City of Hieropolis, which was built next to the travertines. Hieropolis is a city that has served as a thermal health center and has been visited by people seeking health and beauty from different parts of Anatolia for thousands of years with its sources believed to be healing. On the way to Kuşadası, we see the ancient city of Aphrodisias on our way and pass to our hotel in Kuşadası, where we will stay.