Full-day Tours in Turkish Riviera

Alanya is one of Turkey's busiest Mediterranean resorts, but it's not just sun, sea, and sand - the city is also the gateway to the rugged Taurus Mountains. Enjoy a thrilling off-road adventure on this full-day jeep tour and enjoy spectacular views over the city, visit a traditional Turkish family, tuck into a delicious picnic lunch (included), and cool off with a swim in the Obacay River.

Hop on a guided double-decker bus tour of Alanya and get to know the city's most popular sights on this full-day tour - a great way for first-time visitors to get their bearings. You'll visit Damlatas Cave, the Red Tower and the hilltop Alanya Castle, stroll along the lively harbour and have chance to take a swim at Cleopatra beach, before heading out of the city to enjoy lunch by the Dim Cay River.

Visit Alanya and see its highlights on a full-day tour from Side. Visit top attractions including the medieval fortress (Ic Kale), Alanya Castle, Damlatas Cave, and Cleopatra Beach. Then take a 1-hour sightseeing cruise before heading to the Dim River for lunch. Wind down with a look at the bazaar in the city center. Includes lunch, cruise, entrance fees, transportation, and hotel pickup and drop-off.

Explore ancient architecture, nature, and the historic city of Side on a full-day excursion with lunch at the edge of a scenic river. Follow in the footsteps of gladiators at the Aspendos Ruins and Theater, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, see the Manavgat Waterfall in a shady pine forest, then join a guide for a trip through the Greek and Roman ruins in Side. This 7-hour tour includes all entrance fees, as well as pickup and drop-off at hotels in selected areas.

Shop the Fethiye Tuesday market with a local guide, then visit the Kayakoy ghost town on a full-day tour that includes pickup and drop-off at Fethiye-area hotels. Practice your bargaining skills in a colorful market that overflows with everything from spices to olive oil and clothing, visit a Turkish delight factory, and explore a former Greek village that was abandoned in 1923.