Pamukkale Hot Springs and Hierapolis Excursion

The longest day of your trip. Get a good night's sleep beforehand, for the ride to Pammukale is roughly 4 hours. The stone factory is nice, so don't hesitate helping out the local craftsmen. My advice for the pools is to spend your first 30 mins. walking all the way down the salt flats, where there will be no one in your shot. Then, go out to the necropolis. I'd recommend skipping the Cleopatra pool because it is very warm water, crowded, the ruins inside the pool have a tendency to bruise and scrape, and the flora around the pool drops in to create a bit of a stink. After the necropolis head up to the theater and then back to the bus. The fashion show at the leather shop is home to maybe two of the most beautiful loves of my life. Give them both my regards 😉

The tour was fine and guides really tried. BUT there was almost no precautions Covid 19 wise. The big bus was packed full.. In these days you would have thought people would try to limit the numbers due to covid risk

My friend and I completed this tour in May during our stay in Bodrum. It was a very long day and not the value for money as our Gallipoli Tour was...the guide on the bus spent most of the journey to Pamukkale sleeping. A very early start for a 4 hour plus journey to Pamukkale arriving about noon (30min stop for breakfast which was an extra cost) we were given 2.5 hrs to walk around (no guide) and received lunch at 3pm (included in tour price) the stop on the way back to Bodrum was at a service station...no service and no meal. Pamukkale was not visitor friendly very commercial ...to swim was an extra cost. Certainly not value for money.

Enchantés par le service VIATOR , très bien organisé, très bien guidé, prise au bas de l'hôtel, et retour de la même façon. (sans parler de la beauté des lieux ). Marie-chantal.

Excellent guide.Buffet copieux et très bon à midi.Une découverte d'un des 12 sites archéologique de Turquie7 heures de bus à partir de Bodrum