Kemer to Cappadocia tour
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Kemer to Cappadocia tour
Kemer to Cappadocia tour is an unforgettable adventure. A two-day tour will allow you to enjoy the magical atmosphere of this unique region of Turkey in a stone hotel for 1 night, visiting the Uchisar castle, Goreme Museum, Cavusin and Saratli underground cities, the valleys of Fantasy, Love, Pigeons, Camel Rock of Fantasy valley, hot air balloon tour in Cappadocia etc. The price of the 2-days tour and hot air balloon flight is favorable and varies depending on season. The distance from Kemer to Cappadocia is 580 km, and you will makes 8-hours journey. The price includes transportation and accommodation, as well as basic entrance tour tickets. Our company provides comfortable transfer services not only from hotels in Kemer, but also from Beldibi, Goynuk, Kiris, Tekirova and Camyuva villages. We can also organize individual tours Kemer - Cappadocia along any route.
Kemer to Cappadocia tour price 2025
Adult
36£
Kids (4-8)
20£
Infants (1-3)
Free
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Kemer to Cappadocia tour Program
Second day
Kemer to Cappadocia tour specification
Kemer to Cappadocia tour is an exciting journey full of amazing adventures and cultural discoveries of hot air balloon land from Kemer. A 1-night 2-days tour from Kemer is a very profitable opportunity to visit the most famous sights of an area rich in nature and centuries-old history in just two days, and the price of such a trip is more than favorable, considering all the options included in the price and the time interval of this eventful and an exciting excursion.
Cappadocia from Kemer two days - is a best holidays in Turkey. Our country is rich in history and culture. In our site, you can see all the historical excursions from Kemer. Cappadocia is an incredibly generous gift to humanity from nature itself! The bizarre "lunar" reliefs of this area have been forming for thousands of years, thanks to the numerous volcanic eruptions that this region abounds in.
Kemer Cappadocia distance
The distance from Kemer and Cappadocia, a historical region in Central Anatolia, is 580 kilometers (373 miles) by road. The journey typically takes about 8 hours by bus, depending on the specific starting and ending points, traffic conditions, and the chosen route.
Today, Cappadocia is the largest open-air museum and one of the most popular destinations for excursions from Kemer and other parts of Turkey’s resort. But this city is not only amazing landscapes from “stone mushrooms”, but also the first refuge of Christians who settled here, creating unique cave cities. The first followers of this religion fled here from the persecutions of the ancient Romans. An excursion to Cappadocia from Kemer, organized by our company, will help you to touch the mysteries and mysteries of the life of the ancient Christians who lived here in that distant era. The tour will be of interest to guests of any age, including children.
Hot air balloon tour in Cappadocia
Balloon flight tour is an unforgettable experience for life that city will give you! Every day at dawn, with the first rays of the sun, thousands of balloons soar into the sky. This is a great chance to admire the colorful landscapes of this amazing place from a bird's eye view. As part of the excursion program, a trip to the start of the flight is planned, where everyone can choose a balloon that is suitable for the price and size.
The hot air balloons take off in the early morning to give passengers a bird's eye view of the sunrise and beautiful views of Cappadocia. At this time there is also the least amount of wind, which makes the flight safer and more comfortable. The flight lasts about 60 minutes, and the capacity of the balloon varies from 10 to 30 people in one balloon.
Cappadocia attractions
Cappadocia tour from Kemer for 2 days, includes in its program eight cities in the region, each of which is interesting for tourists in its own way. In addition, you will see:
- Uchisar kastle - the extreme fortress of Cappadocia, is a natural rock fortress carved from volcanic ash. Standing as the highest point in the region, it offers panoramic views of the surrounding valleys and fairy chimneys. Historically, it served as a refuge during Roman and Byzantine times. Today, visitors explore its interconnected rooms and tunnels, gaining insight into the area's rich cultural and geological history.
- Goreme - the largest open-air museum, which is a complex of caves carved into tuff, and is located in the village of the same name Goreme, in the historical region of Turkey. In the museum you can see various cave rooms that served as both living rooms and church halls. One of the most famous parts of the museum is Kharji Bardak Kilisse, or "church with a hill".
- Devrent Valley is renowned for its stunning landscape featuring unique rock formations, fairy chimneys, and ancient cave dwellings. Carved by volcanic activity and erosion, the valley's surreal scenery draws visitors from around the world. It's a significant historical site, with churches and monasteries dating back to early Christianity, offering a glimpse into the region's rich cultural heritage.
- Monks Valley (Pashabag) is famous for its tall stone pillars, which are often called "magic mushrooms" or "fairy chimneys". These unusual shapes were formed by the erosion of soft volcanic rocks covered by harder layers. Ancient Christian monasteries and churches carved into the rocks are perfectly preserved here.
- Love Valley has become famous for its amazing natural formations and beautiful landscapes. The main attraction of the Valley of Love is the huge stone formations that have an unusual shape.
- Chavushin village has the rock Church of St. John the Evangelist (John the Baptist), this historical building, carved into the rock, dates back to the 9th-10th centuries. Inside you can see ancient frescoes and carvings.
- Avanos city cituated along the Kizilirmak River and has a rich history dating back to the Hittites. The town's streets are lined with artisan workshops where traditional pottery techniques are practiced. Avanos also features unique cave dwellings and ancient churches, contributing to its cultural and historical allure.
- Konya - one of the oldest cities in Turkey. The Mevlana Museum in Konya, is a spiritual and cultural landmark dedicated to the poet and Sufi mystic Rumi, known as Mevlana. Housed in a former dervish lodge, the museum features Rumi's tomb, ornate with Islamic calligraphy and intricate tilework. Visitors can explore exhibits of Sufi artifacts, manuscripts, and personal belongings of Mevlana, offering a deep insight into his life and the mystical Mevlevi Order.
Cappadocia multu day tour became the most popular among tourists, so our company added new departure days and made our program more diverse and happiest. For tourists who particularly enjoyed this excursion, we highly recommend also visiting Limira-Demre-Kekova from Kemer.
Cappadocia what to see
Another special place in Cappadocia from Kemer two days in the Valley of the Three Beauties. In fact, these are 3 huge mushrooms, which have an interesting and peculiar form, thanks to which a lot of legends have been formed. According to one legend, it is believed that Aphrodite, Hera, and Athena - Greek goddesses forever frozen in these stones. Another legend says these stones - a rich girl, a poor young man, and their child. Since the girl's father did not want to give her for the poor man and wanted to deal with him soon, the girl began to ask the Lord that he forever joined them and all three turned into stone.
The cost of tour Cappadocia from Kemer two days already includes all entrance tickets, historical guides, insurance, transfer from and to the hotel, accommodation in a hotel, HB breakfast and dinner meals.
When to go to Cappadocia? This tour is more suitable for spring and autumn time, as the weather is more favorable for the long road. But if your holiday falls on the summer season, do not be discouraged. Our buses are equipped with air conditioning, so the road will be comfortable and tireless.
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Kemer to Cappadocia tour Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Cappadocia from Kemer ?
- The distance between Cappadocia and Kemer is 650 km or about 400 miles by road. The exact distance can vary depending on the specific starting and ending points within these regions and the route taken. The drive typically takes around 8 hours, depending on traffic and road conditions.
How to get to Cappadocia from Kemer?
- If you want to have time to see the maximum of attractions and not worry about organizing transfers, then the best option to get to Cappadocia from Kemer is a group tour accompanied by a guide. You can also book individual tours to Cappadocia for any number of days or nights, with a personalized program and personal guide.
Cappadocia Turkish night
- Cappadocia Turkish Night is an enchanting cultural experience set in the heart of Turkey's historic region. Guests are treated to an evening of traditional music, folk dances, and vibrant costumes in a unique cave setting. The night typically features performances of Whirling Dervishes, belly dancers, and regional folk dances, reflecting Turkey's rich heritage. Complemented by a lavish Turkish feast, this immersive event offers a memorable insight into the country's diverse cultural traditions and warm hospitality.
Balloon flight in Cappadocia : price
- Hot air balloon flights are especially popular in this region, which during the season take place here almost daily at an average cost of up to $ 120-160 per person. The price may vary depending on the capacity of the balloon and the season when the flight takes place.
How many days are enough for Kemer to Cappadocia tour?
- To discover the famous attractions of the Cappadocia typically requires a minimum of 2-3 days. During a two-day trip from Kemer, you can visit to underground city Saratli, trip to hot air balloon parade and flight them, to see Goreme Open Air Museum, Pigeon, Devrent and Love Valley, visit Pasabag or Monks Valley, enjoy of Uchisar panoramic landscape, walk in Konya and Avanos city, and in ancient churches. However, for a more comprehensive experience, allowing 3 days tour in Cappadocia is too recommended.
Best time to visit to Cappadocia from Kemer
- You can go to beautiful attractions of Cappadocia from Kemer at any time of the year, but the best months to visit are earle spring -April, May and early autumn - September, and October. During these times, the weather is pleasantly mild, ideal for exploring the region's stunning landscapes, unique rock formations, and captivating hot air balloon rides. Spring and fall offer fewer crowds compared to the peak summer months, ensuring a more relaxed and enjoyable experience. Additionally, these months provide perfect conditions for outdoor activities such as hiking, horseback riding, and exploring ancient cave dwellings.
Cappadocia weather for hot air balloon
- Cappadocia's weather is ideal for hot air ballooning, particularly from April to November. The region experiences calm, clear skies and gentle winds, essential for safe flights. Summer mornings are mild, while winter offers crisp, serene conditions. Balloons typically lift off at dawn, capitalizing on stable air currents and breathtaking sunrises. However, flights can be canceled due to rain, snow, or strong winds. Always check the weather forecast to ensure optimal flying conditions.
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Kemer to Cappadocia tour reviews
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