Dear guests,

We take you to our vehicle that will depart from Trabzon and start our journey. After our night journey, we arrive in Denizli in the morning.

Dear guests,

We arrive in Denizli in the morning. First, we move to the restaurant where we will have our breakfast. After having our breakfast at the foot of the travertines, we head to the white paradise of Pamukkale, famous for its travertines and ancient cities. In Pamukkale, we first start visiting the Travertines and Hierapolis Ancient City to experience the white fairy tale. In the ancient city, which has different traces and features at every point, we visit the Bath Building, the Necropolis Area, the Domitian Gate and Latrina Building on the main street, the Temple of Apollo and the Plutonium (Genie Hole), known as the entrance gate of hell, while listening carefully to our guide's explanations and taking photo breaks. Then we reach the Travertines, which amaze with their pure white texture. 2 thousand years ago, the Kingdom of Pergamum could not resist this attraction and built the City of Hierapolis next to the travertines. During this period, Hierapolis served as a thermal health center and its springs, believed to be healing, were visited by people from different parts of Anatolia seeking health and beauty for hundreds of years. Today, people in search of beauty and health continue to visit thermal pools. You can swim in the pools where people of the ancient world swam thousands of years ago and find healing while watching the magnificent view of the travertines. After our guide's briefing and free time to enter the Travertine pools, we leave the Travertines and head towards Kuşadası. After visiting Güvercinada Castle in Kuşadası, we head towards our hotel after free time to visit the Kaleiçi area.

Breakfast: Will be taken at the facility on the road. (Not Included)

Lunch: Will be taken at the facility on the road. (Not Included)

Dinner: Will be taken at the hotel. (Included in Fee)

Accommodation Hotel: Aydin hotels etc. hotels

Dear guests,

After breakfast at the hotel, we proceed along the Küçük Menderes basin, see the Goat Castle, and reach Apasas, one of the oldest settlements in the region, named after an Amazon queen, today's Selçuk. Selcuk Castle, St. After seeing important and historical buildings such as John's Basilica, Isa Bey Mosque, Temple of Artemis in panoramic view, we go to the Ephesus Ruins, one of the most beautiful ancient cities unearthed. We enter the Ancient City of Ephesus, which had its golden age during the Roman period, using the Magnesia Gate and start our trip with the step-by-step explanations of our guide. During our visit to the ancient city, which will last approximately 2 hours, we will visit the Odeion, Varius Baths, Temple of Augustus, Temple of Domitian, Gaius Memnus Monument, Curetes Street, Herakles Gate, Trajan's Fountain, Hadrian's Temple, Hillside Houses, Scholastic Baths, Celsus Library, Trade Agora and 24th Street. The giant Ancient Theatre, which seats a thousand people, is among the structures we will see. After completing our trip to Ephesus, we go to Şirince, which is worth seeing and is one of the most important settlements left to us by the Greeks before the population exchange, with its historical and architectural texture. We will taste the local fruit wines during our walk on the streets of Şirince, which was built by the Greeks who migrated from Ephesus with the epithet of "Ephesus on the Mountain" and managed to preserve all its beauty during the war years because it was difficult to reach, and we will be guests of boutique restaurants serving local delicacies for our lunch. . After the free time given, we complete our souvenir shopping, meet our bus again and go to İsa Bey Mosque, located in the Selçuk district center, which was built by the Aydınoğulları Principality in the 14th century as the first mosque of the region. After listening to our guide about the details of the building, whose ancient building stones are in perfect harmony with Islamic architecture and which exhibits an example of an unusual mosque style with its lush green courtyard, we meet our vehicle and head towards Izmir. We reach Konak Square in Izmir. The Clock Tower, located in the square and the symbol of Izmir, the Konak Yalı Mosque, which is small but unique with its tiles, the historical Government Mansion, which witnessed painful and important events during the occupation of our country, and Hasan, where the first and last bullets of our liberation struggle were fired and who ignited the spark of our liberation struggle by firing this first bullet. We see and photograph the Tahsin Monument. After pleasant moments in Konak Square, we give you free time to explore the Historical Kemeraltı Bazaar and its side streets, which has been the center of trade of Izmir for centuries, which is indispensable especially for our female guests. At the end of our free time, we meet at the historical Hisarönü Mosque and Kızlarağası Inn. This time, we leave the historical bazaars without getting enough and reach the Kordon, the most beautiful part of the coastline extending from one end of the Izmir Bay to the other, with a short journey. After seeing and photographing the Republic Square at the beginning of the promenade, the Atatürk Monument, the famous Passport Pier and the Efes Hotel, which were frequently the subject of Turkish films shot in the 60s and 70s, and the Efes Hotel, we begin our walk along the promenade. We meet our vehicle again and head towards Ayvalık.

Breakfast: Will be taken at the hotel. (Included in Fee)

Lunch: Will be taken at the facility on the road. (Not Included)

Dinner: Will be taken at the hotel. (Included in Fee)

Accommodation Hotel: Izmir hotels etc. hotels

Dear guests,

After breakfast at the hotel, we see Sarımsaklı beach panoramically and move to the Devil's Table, a high hill overlooking the Ayvalık Islands covered with pine forests. After seeing the mark in the iron cage symbolizing the devil's footprint, we sip our tea while watching the insatiable view of Ayvalık bays and Lesbos island. After taking lots of photos, we head towards Cunda, also known as Ali Bey Island. On the way, we arrive at the island after passing the Bosphorus Bridge, which connects Lale Island and Cunda Island, which is Turkey's first Bosphorus Bridge. We visit the Taksiyarhis Church, which was built in 1873 and is the capital church of the island, and we walk on the cobblestones of the island and admire the stone houses where the Greeks lived. We give free time for shopping. Then, we head towards Bozcaada, accompanied by the magnificent view of the Kaz Mountains. Our first stop in Bozcaada, which we will reach after a half-hour journey by ferry on foot from Geyikli pier, will be Bozcaada Castle, which welcomes us with all its magnificence and is known to have been built by the Genoese. After the explanations and photographs taken here, accompanied by the views, we look for traces of the old Bozcaada life while wandering around the side streets of the old Greek Quarter (Cumhuriyet Street) and the old Turkish Quarter (Alaybeyi District). While wandering around the streets of Bozcaada, we have the opportunity to taste the local flavors of the island, such as Kavala cookies, mastic cookies, palate crackers, Almond Turkish delight and jams unique to the island. Of course, we go to wine workshops to shop and sip the wines obtained from the vineyards that come to mind when Bozcaada is mentioned and cover 1/3 of the island's land. After finishing our walking tour in the old streets of the island, our guests can go to Ayazma Beach of the island with the minibuses departing from the pier in the free time given by our guide. After the free time given, we meet again at the ferry pier and move towards Geyikli to leave this cute Aegean island. We meet our vehicle again and head towards Çanakkale.

IMPORTANT NOTE: The visit and excursion to Bozcaada, which is included in our program, may not be made or completed due to sailing cancellations and daily time revisions of the sea transportation company during the winter season. In such cases, this point, which is excluded from our program, is implemented by including the extra tours 'THE ANCIENT CITY OF TRUVA and MIRRORED BAZAAR' in the program free of charge. Since buses are prohibited inside Bozcaada, our vehicle will drop us off in Geyikli. Since touristic vehicles such as buses are prohibited from passing to the island due to seasonal density, our guests can visit the island with minibuses at their own expense. They can use minibuses departing from the pier to go to Ayazma Beach.

Breakfast: Will be taken at the hotel. (Included in Fee)

Lunch: Will be taken at the facility on the road. (Not Included)

Dinner: Will be taken at the hotel. (Included in Fee)

Accommodation Hotel: Çanakkale hotels etc. hotels

Dear guests,

After breakfast at the hotel, we will take the Çanakkale-Eceabat ferry to the historical peninsula. Our first stop in the morning is Kilitbahir Castle. The castle, which means the lock of the sea, was built in 1461-62 at the narrowest point of the strait by Fatih Sultan Mehmet in order to start the defense of Istanbul in Çanakkale. We listen to our guide explain the castle. We follow the panoramic view and go to the Namazgah Bastion, which was built during the reign of Mustafa III as one of the bastions that constitute the center of the defense of the Çanakkale Strait, located just to the south. We get to know our bastion, which resembles the "namazgah" plan scheme in Islamic architecture, panoramically from our guide. Then, we visit the Rumeli Mecidiye Bastion, one of the central bastions where the turning points of March 18, 1915 took place. On March 18, 1915, one of the most active redoubts, the “Mecidiye Martyrdom Monument” belonging to 16 heroes who were martyred on March 18, is visited at the entrance of the redoubt and we tour the redoubt with the information provided by our guide. After a break for pictures and rest, we visit the Seyit Corporal Monument built in memory of Corporal Seyit, whose photo was published in the second issue of Harp Magazine together with the cannonball he lifted on March 18, 1915, at the Mecidiye Redoubt. We get in our vehicle and arrive at the Şahindere Sargı Yeri Martyrdom. We tour the martyrs’ cemetery, which has real martyrs’ graves where approximately 2,000 of our martyrs lie, accompanied by our guide. After a break for pictures, we get in our vehicle. We go to the 1915 Hilal-i Ahmer Hospital (Museum) Exhibition at the entrance of Alçıtepe Village by vehicle. Here, we experience the reflections of the spirit of 1915 together in this magnificent exhibition designed with wax sculpture techniques as well as models of the health services provided on the front and behind the front during the Çanakkale wars. After these emotional moments, we drive to Hisarlık Hill, where the largest Turkish Martyrs' Cemetery and Martyrs' Memorial are located on the Gallipoli Peninsula. We tour the martyrs' cemetery with our guide, and after our guide informs us about the Martyrs' Memorial built in 1960 to keep alive the memory of our soldiers who were martyred on the Çanakkale front in 1915, we take a break for photos and rest. We continue our visit by getting in our vehicle, and during this time, we experience the region panoramically with our guide informing us about Morto Bay, the French Cemetery, the landing beaches of the Seddülbahir region and the Helles Monument, and reach Ertuğrul Bay. While visiting the martyrdom cemetery built in memory of Sergeant Yahya from Ezine from the 26th Regiment and the 1st Platoon of the 3rd Battalion 10th Company of the same regiment, who fought against 3000 British soldiers who landed at Ertuğrul Bay on April 25, 1915, we listen to the details of the struggle that took place in the region from our guide. After visiting the Martyrdom cemetery of Sergeant Yahya and the 26th Regiment, we break for lunch. After lunch, we continue our visit to the northern front. First, we visit Anzac Cove with its 600-meter coastline, where the Australian and New Zealand Corps, who joined the war with the British on the Çanakkale front, first landed on the morning of April 25. Then, we reach the 57th Infantry Regiment Martyrdom by vehicle. Welcoming the Anzac soldiers advancing on the Arıburnu Front on April 25, 1915, the 19th Division Commander, Lieutenant Colonel Mustafa Kemal, said; We visit our martyrs' cemetery built in memory of the 57th Regiment, which went down in history as the "Martyrs' Regiment" after the order "I am not ordering you to attack, I am ordering you to die" and after a photo break, we go up to Conkbayırı. We visit the target area of ​​the battles that started with the attacks of the Anzac and British on August 7, 1915 as one of the turning points of the Gallipoli Wars and ended with the victory of the Turkish army on August 10, 1915. Here, we listen to the story of the moment when Mustafa Kemal Atatürk's watch was broken from our guide. After the informative narration of our guide, we visit the Su Yatak location and the Kemalyeri region, which was Mustafa Kemal's headquarters until May 18, from a panoramic view and set off on our way back to Trabzon towards the evening hours. And at the end of the day, we end our tour to meet our valuable guests at another Activity Tourism organization.

Breakfast: Will be taken at the hotel. (Included in the price)

Lunch: Will be taken at the facility on the road. (Not included)

Dinner: Will be taken at the facility on the road. (Not included)

Hotel Accommodation: There is no hotel accommodation tonight.