Full-Day Marmaris Pamukkale Tour With Breakfast & Lunch

If you would like to do some fascinating sightseeing and take an exciting walk through the past of one of the most powerful empires in the history of mankind, then our Marmaris Ephesus Tour is exactly what you need. Book your Ephesus tour now and be a part of this unique journey through the history of the ancient world.

Our escapade starts with a cozy drive from your accommodation in Marmaris to the Turkish town called Selcuk, where you can find the remains of the ancient city of Ephesus. While we travel, your breakfast will be served as a lunch box, and our professional English-speaking guide will inform you about the program of our upcoming visits.

One of our first stops will be a visit to the lovely little town of Selchuk. This wonderful town is famous for its delight factory where you can get prepared for Ephesus, use the restrooms and taste some traditional Turkish sweets.

Upon our arrival in Selcuk, we will visit the remains of the magnificent Artemis Temple, which was built to honor one of the highest of all Greek deities, Artemis, the goddess of chastity, virginity, hunt, moon, and nature. This astounding temple is considered one of the seven wonders of the ancient world.

During our Marmaris Ephesus Tour, you will have the opportunity to visit the House of the Virgin Mary, which is believed to be the last residence of the Blessed Virgin Mary. It is written in some historical documents that St. John brought the Virgin Mary to Ephesus after the death of Christ. There was a small house built for her on Bulbuldagi Mountain. Because of all this, the Pope declared the House of the Virgin Mary as one of the centers of Christian pilgrimage.

Fringed with some of the most impressive ruins of the ancient world, Ephesus looks almost otherworldly. Its map includes the Odeon, State Agora, The Prytaneion, Domitian Square, Hercules Gate, The Fountain of Trajan, Temple of Hadrian, walk through the Curetes Street, Celsius Library, The Gymnasium, The Grand Theatre, The Arcadian Way, and much more. These monuments are all well preserved, and they remain a beacon of Christianity.