Ephesus & Turkish Bath Tour / Special prices for groups

” This tour is created as an alternative for all other tours that go to Ephesus and other sights. In this tour after visiting the major place, Ephesus,  you will have a unique bath experience that you will never forget 🙂 ”

Your guide will be waiting to meet you at the port. After you’ve been welcomed you’ll be driven to the Ancient City of Ephesus. You’ll enjoy a downhill walk with your guide into the ruins of the Roman capital. Your route takes you past the Bouleuterion, Temple of Domitian, Hercules Gate, Temple of Hadrian, The Celsus Library, and The Great Theater.

After the Ephesus visit, you will enjoy your time in the Turkish Bath. You will spend a bit more than 1 hour in the Turkish Bath.

At the entrance to the bath, will be given tokens and directions.

After undressing in the dressing room area, you will wrap your body in a peştamal, a traditional cotton body wrap. After locking all your belongings in the locker provided (remembering to keep the key with you at all times), you will pass into the hot area that includes the heated marble platform in the center. This area, called the sıcaklık(caldarium), consists of a large, hot marble platform that is surrounded by bathing basins (kurna) and private bathing cubicles (halvet).

You should first get your body to perspire, either by lying or sitting on the hot marble or pouring hot water on your body by sitting next to one of the basins. Then your attendant will give you an exfoliating scrub and a bubble wash as you lie on the hot platform. You will then move to one of the basins and the attendant will wash you there.

Then if you prefer, you may remain lying on the platform to perspire more and relax. When you wish, you may move to one of the basins to wash your body. When you feel ready to leave the bath, you will be given towels to dry your body. After leaving the bath, you may sit and relax in the cooler area of the hamam, perhaps enjoying a drink as well.

We would like to introduce you to the local cultural aspects of Ephesus by showing handmade carpet & rug Art done through traditional weaving in the Teaching Village and you’ll enjoy many Ephesus Ceramics as well.