Highlights
- Discover Perge, Aspendos and Kursunlu Waterfalls on a day trip from Antalya
- Visit Perge, where most of the statues on the Antalya Museum were discovered
- See the ancient city's large agora, the public baths and gymnasium
- Discover one of the best-preserved ancient theaters of Anatolia in Aspendos
- Enjoy views of the beautiful Manavgat Waterfalls and Kursunlu Waterfalls
Recent Photos of this Tour
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Kursunlu WaterfallsVery beautiful National ParkPhoto by: Agnes RUnited Kingdom, 06 2010 -
SideSidePhoto by: Behnam Akhavan06 2010 -
KursunluKursunlu waterfallPhoto by: Behnam Akhavan06 2010 -
Roman Gladiator in AspendosRoman Gladiators still make surprise visits. Dad, take the picture quickly!Photo by: Dan?el MKuwait, 07 2009 -
Kursunlu WaterfallsThis was the most beautiful waterfalls I have ever seen, the water was so clean, it just makes you want to jump in.Photo by: Tanya DSouth Africa, 07 2011 -
PergeThe ruines are very well maintained.Photo by: Tanya DSouth Africa, 07 2011 -
Aphroditis TempleThis section of the tour(Side) is usually done first, but because the weather was very hot, we did Perge in the ...Photo by: Tanya DSouth Africa, 07 2011 -
Temple of Apollo, SideView of Temple of Apollo iin SidePhoto by: Agnes RUnited Kingdom, 06 2010 -
PergeView of the Romans bathPhoto by: Agnes RUnited Kingdom, 06 2010 -
Perge - AntalyaVaults of the stadium in PergePhoto by: Behnam Akhavan06 2010 -
PergeA part of an ancient bath in PergePhoto by: Behnam Akhavan06 2010 -
AspendousAspendus theater- Front viewPhoto by: Behnam Akhavan06 2010 -
AspendousAspendous theater - Internal archesPhoto by: Behnam Akhavan06 2010 -
Aspendos from AboveAspendos from abovePhoto by: Dan?el MKuwait, 07 2009 -
Useful Information
Kursunlu Waterfalls, Turkey
Side is one of the best-known classical sites in Turkey. It was an ancient harbor whose name meant pomegranate. Today a pretty resort town, its ancient ruins, two sandy beaches, numerous shops and extensive tourist accommodation attract hundreds of visitors. The magnificent theater of the ancient city, built on colonnaded arches, is the largest in the whole area. Other monuments include the Agora, the Temple of Apollo, which is situated near the sea, a fountain and Necropolis. The extensive Roman baths, now a museum, houses one of Turkey's finest archaeological collections.
After some free time on your own in Side, you will return to Antalya.
Reviewed by Tanya D, South Africa, July 2011
The guide was very friendly and very informative, this was the highlight of our tour. I noticed some of the previous reviews mentioned stopping at shopping sites, this was not the case for us. All the places we visited was historical and beautiful.
Reviewed by Michael P, July 2011
Guide was excellent, very enthusiastic and knowledgeable about the places we visited and spoke very good English. Also good value for £50
