Top Cappadocia Private Sightseeing Tours - page 5

Eren was lovely, very knowledgeable, a bit self - deprecating and funny. Very personable, confident but not too full of himself. Even my 3 teenagers enjoyed his jokes. Tours very good. Wish we had longer in some places, but of course not possible to do so and get around everywhere. We went off season and visited a pottery which was nice, but some of the pottery staff were annoyed / rude to us since we didn't throw money at them. This was the only negative, and did not take away from the excellent tour nor the generous nature of our tour guide or driver. We chose not to purchase buffet lunch at the restaurant ( some of the people on the tour had booked with lunch included and said it was not that great) and Eren advised of an alternative place to visit for snacks or a rest if we wished to. We did - the gas station had a amazing reasonably priced food and drinks with a cafe area, clean bathroom , seating area and a masjid nearby. The tour we booked did not include museum entrance which was 12 eu per head ( children and adults ) for 2 places ( combined ) and 50 tl ( about 1 eu ) each at the undergroubd city discovered in 2018. I learnt so much and I am keen to learn more. So inspiring, eye opening, educational and entertaining!

Amazing way to see cappadocia. You can have your own quad bike and the pick up is efficient. You get very dusty but they blow it off at the end. Good way to see the best sights however you don’t need to do this if you have already done a jeep tour as it takes you to the same places.

Our tour guide was Cemil, and our driver was Suleyman. We toured as a family of five visiting from the US in a private van. They picked us up from our hotel on time. We took the Red Tour, and every site was awe-inspiring. It was unlike any place we have ever experienced. Photos don't do justice to the majesty and beauty of Cappadocia. Cemil had a wealth of information about the sites with a good command of English. He educated us on the ancient civilizations and the local history. He was very accommodating to our needs and encouraged us to tailor the tour to our specific requirements as the day progressed. The van was modern, clean, and very comfortable. I would wholeheartedly recommend the Red Tour, led by Cemil as your tour guide, and this company for your touring needs while visiting Cappadocia.

The tour was perfect! All the places we visited were scenic and full of history. The walk in the valley was particularly beautiful. Our guide knew a lot about the Cappadocia and its history and she was super friendly. The lunch included in the tour was a very good Turkish food in a restaurant with a beautiful view. This tour was one of the highlights in our trip in Cappadocia!

The Red Tour was very interesting and our guide, Oguz, was really great. He worked really hard the entire time, explaining the history of everything and always asking if anyone had questions. You should hope you get Oguz. And our driver, Sefer, was also great and had waters for us all the time.

Gikme was our guide today and absolutely wonderful. We were tired, the kids were cranky, and so she catered the sightseeing entirely to us, accommodating what the kids were interested in: pottery and what I wanted them to see (kilim rugs), and what we had to do in Cappadoccia: see the unique rock formations, underground cities, and valleys. We also did a local tasting of dry fruits and discovered some important new snacks we bought to take back with us. It was an easy day in a more than spacious vehicle and tour guide who really made us feel like we all got what we wanted.

We had an amazing tour in Cappadocia and visited some truly wonderful places. A special highlight was our guide Melissa, who shared fascinating stories and explained every detail with great clarity. It was a rich cultural experience, made even more special by the breathtaking beauty of Cappadocia.

A great fun experience that allows you to see a number of different locations in a short time. We only had 2 days in Cappadocia (and no car) so this was a great way to see sword valley, mushroom valley and love valley - amongst other locations. It’s definitely worth taking heed of all the comments about the dust - don’t wear anything you plan on wearing again during the trip. (And remember to put sunscreen on the backs of your hands too - I forgot, and ouch!)