Top Belek Archaeology Tours

Discover the wonders of Pamukkale (Hierapolis) and Salda Lake efficiently—all in one day—on this tour. Step into an ancient city that has captured the attention of UNESCO as you immerse yourself in the underground wonders of calcium and mineral-rich waters. With an expert by your side, uncover the secrets of this destination. Plus, you can sit back and relax in an air-conditioned vehicle during transfers, all included.

Embark on a full-day journey from Antalya region to explore three of Turkey’s most captivating sites. Visit the Church of Saint Nicholas in Demre, where the real-life Santa Claus once served as bishop. Discover the ancient city of Myra, with its grand Roman Theatre and striking Lycian Rock Tombs. Then, enjoy a relaxing boat tour to Kekova Island, where the sunken city of Simena reveals its mysterious ruins beneath crystal-clear waters. A perfect blend of history, culture, and natural beauty!

The journey begins at Perge, one of the best-preserved Roman cities in Asia Minor. Walk through the grand colonnaded streets, admire the ancient stadium, and imagine life as it once was in this vibrant Greco-Roman metropolis. Next, we visit the legendary Aspendos Theater, renowned for its incredible acoustics and architectural brilliance. Built in the 2nd century AD, this Roman masterpiece is still in use today for concerts and performances – a true testament to its enduring design. We then explore the Ancient City of Side, a charming coastal town that beautifully blends historical ruins with modern life. Discover the Temple of Apollo, the Roman amphitheater, and wander through time among crumbling temples and sea views. Finally, we unwind at the picturesque Manavgat Waterfall, where you can relax by the cool waters, take in the lush surroundings, and capture the perfect photo to remember your day.

Visit the ancient Greco-Roman city of Hierapolis and see the terraced hot springs of Pamukkale on this full-day small-group tour from Belek. Explore the large necropolis filled with sarcophagi, St. Philip’s tomb, and the main street. Note that the Cleopatra Pool is closed for swimming until June 2026. A Turkish lunch and tickets to the hot springs are included.