Top Selçuk Religious Tours

Explore Ephesus on a private shore excursion with a professional local guide. Visit the UNESCO-listed Ancient City of Ephesus, House of the Virgin Mary, Temple of Artemis, Celsus Library, Roman Baths, and more. Enjoy port pickup, drop-off, and a fully air-conditioned vehicle. Optionally add a local lunch or Terrace Houses visit (extra fees apply).

An in-depth guided walking tour of Ephesus, once the trade center of the ancient world, reveals its historic and archeological significance through its major sights.Take a step back in time on this excursion. Visit includes Ephesus ancient city , Basilica of St. John, House of Virgin Mary , Temple of Artemis and Selcuk Town.

Christian travelers, and anyone interested in Biblical history, will enjoy this themed tour of Ephesus. Many devout Christians believe the Virgin Mary and Apostles Paul and John visited Ephesus. Learn all about this from your guide on a full-day private tour. Check out the Virgin Mary’s House, the Basilica of St. John, and the Ephesus archaeological site from a Christian perspective, and get to ask your guide plenty of questions.

The Seven Churches of Revelation, mentioned by Jesus to John of Patmos in Revelation 1:11, are all located in western Turkey. On this tour, set out on a 3-day pilgrimage to visit all seven churches—Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea. Along the way, explore the ancient city of Ephesus, admire the famous travertine terraces of Pamukkale, and visit the House of the Virgin Mary.

Ephesus, one of the most influential cities of the ancient world, played a key role in the spread of early Christianity. Among its many spiritual milestones, none is more powerful than the footsteps of St. Paul the Apostle. He first visited the city around 52 AD, and during his third journey (54–57 AD), left an indelible mark through his teachings, debates, and letters that shaped Christian theology. This private tour brings Scripture to life as you walk through the Grand Theater, the agora, and the streets where Paul reasoned with crowds. It’s more than a historical visit — it's a pilgrimage led by a licensed, English-speaking guide with Biblical training. Enjoy a peaceful lunch in a garden setting at a family-run weaving school, reflect on Paul’s mission, and return to your ship with your heart full — and your schedule perfectly timed.