The usual itinerary for the Cappadocia Tour encompasses the following highlights:

Göreme Open Air Museum: This is an outdoor congregation of monasteries and rock-cut churches showcasing frescoes and paintings from the 10th century.

Devrent Valley: This area, also referred to as ‘Imagination Valley’, is well-known for its unusual rock formations, which mimic various animals and objects.

Pasabag: Often called ‘Monks Valley,’ it is an interesting site filled with fairy chimneys and unusual rock structures.

Avanos: It is a town recognized for its skillful pottery and ceramics crafts, where you also have the chance to partake in a pottery-making class.

Pigeon Valley: Named for the pigeon houses carved into the rocks, the valley was historically used to collect pigeon droppings for crop fertilization.

Typically, these tours are led by a local professional possessing extensive knowledge about the historical and cultural significance of these sites. Additionally, the tour often includes arrangements for travelling to and from your accommodation within Cappadocia.

• Admission fee to Goreme Open Air Museum is 20 € per person. You can pay to the guide for skip-the-line tickets.
• Admission fee to Pasabag 12 € per person. You can pay to the guide for skip-the-line tickets.