• Kusadasi - Guests will be greeted at the Kusadasi Cruise Port! After booking the tour, please reach out to the team to confirm and secure the meeting time.
• Ancient City of Ephesus - Ephesus (Efes) stands as one of the most remarkable ancient sites in the Mediterranean. In its prime during the first century BC, it was the world’s second-largest city, surpassed only by Rome. Visitors can explore many reconstructed structures and ruins, including the Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
• Meryemana (The Virgin Mary’s House) - Situated atop Bulbul Mountain, the House of Mother Mary is just 6 km from the Ancient City of Ephesus. It is believed that Mother Mary spent her final years here. According to Catholic tradition, after Jesus’ crucifixion, St. John the Apostle brought Mother Mary from Jerusalem to Ephesus. The house’s foundation is based on the visions of Anna Catherine Emmerich and was discovered in 1891. Although it had collapsed due to an earthquake, it was rebuilt as a church and visited by Pope Paul VI in 1967 and Pope John Paul II in 1979, and is recognized as a pilgrimage site.
• Ephesus Museum - The Private Ephesus, Terrace Houses, and Artemis Temple Tour from Kusadasi combines the most significant sites of this region of Turkey, offering a blend of history, culture, and stunning views!
• Public Latrine - The ruins of the ancient Roman city of Ephesus are located in Selcuk, Turkey. During the 1st and 2nd centuries AD, it was the Roman Empire’s second most important city. A popular section of the ruins is the Public Latrine, situated next to the Hadrian Temple and the Bordello. Built in the 1st century AD as part of the Scholastica Baths, these public toilets provided modern conveniences, including 36 marble toilets. Visitors can view, but not use, the toilets lined along the walls. An uncovered pool with columns supported a wooden ceiling, and a drainage system lay beneath the latrines. A trough with relatively clean water was available near the foot area. An entrance fee was required to use the toilets.
• Kusadasi - As one of the most popular resort towns on Turkey’s Aegean Coast and the gateway to the UNESCO-listed wonders of Ephesus, the Kusadasi Cruise Port welcomes approximately 200,000 cruise passengers annually. It also serves as a departure point for regular ferry services to nearby Greek Islands.
• The Temple of Artemis - Known as the first settlement of the Ephesians, the Temple’s site today retains only its basic structure and a column, yet it remains a worthwhile visit for its historical atmosphere.
• Kuşadası - At the conclusion of the tour, guests will return to the Kusadasi Cruise Port in accordance with their ONBOARD TIME!

PLEASE NOTE: There are multiple ships with varying arrival and departure times. All timings are carefully checked, confirmed with passengers, and coordinated to ensure a timely return to the Cruise Port.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Entrance Fees of the ancient city of Ephesus

Embark on a private guided tour of Ephesus, led by a knowledgeable and professional local guide. This exclusive experience is tailored for you and your group, offering flexibility, comfort, and profound insights into one of the world’s most important ancient cities.

Discover the Ancient City of Ephesus, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Stroll along the same marble streets once walked by Apostles Paul and John.

Explore the impressive Grand Theatre, where St. Paul delivered his sermons to the Ephesians.

Marvel at the stunning façade of the Library of Celsus—ideal for capturing breathtaking photos.

Uncover Roman-era landmarks such as the Temple of Hadrian, Roman Baths, Public Toilets, Agora, and Marble Street.

Enter the remarkably preserved Terrace Houses, once the residences of Ephesus’ elite, featuring original mosaics and frescoes.

Feel the peaceful and spiritual ambiance of the House of the Virgin Mary, a significant pilgrimage site and one of Turkey’s most sacred Biblical locations.

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