DAY 01 - BODRUM
Arrival at Bodrum airport. Your Bodrum guide will be holding up a sign with your name on it,your guide will provide you with a complimentary map, depending on the city you are staying,
and on the reverse side a map of the historical attraction of the city of Ephesus or Pergamon so when you are walking around the ancient sites you can have a better understanding of
where you are placed and whats coming next.Brief orientation followed by a free day to enjoy for your own leisure.Overnight in Bodrum.
DAY 02 EPHESUS TOUR
06:30 You will be picked up from your Hotel then drive to Selçuk Town for Full day tour of Ephesus & The House of Virgin Mary. First you will visit The Temple of Artemis, which once
was one of the Seven Wonders of the ancient world. Then you will visit the world famous ancient Greco-Roman City of Ephesus, the most well preserved example in the world. After visiting
this impressive site, you will have a lunch break. After lunch, you will visit The House of Virgin Mary, where it is believed she spent her last days. This is a holy place for both
Christians and Muslims. End of the tour transfer to hotel and overnight in Kusadasi.
DAY 03 - PERGAMON TOUR
Pick up from the hotel early in the morning and drive Pergamon. Visit the Acropolis, Temple of Athena, the famous library and royal palaces, the Temple of Trajan, the 3rd century
Theater of Pergamon (one of the steepest theaters in the world), the Temple of Dionysos, remains of the Altar of Zeus (Seat of Satan), and a view of the Red Basilica (St. John''s Church).
Lunch included in town. Visit the ruins of Asclepion, a medical center of the ancient world. In the afternoon, we will proceed to CANAKKALE.
DAY 04 - TROY CITY AND ASSOS TOUR - IZMIR
After breakfast drive to Troy City, For most of the last 3000 years, people assumed that Homer''s Iliad was fiction, and that Troy never existed. From seeing Troy''s ancient walls,
climbing around the ruins, and gazing across the Troad (the plains of Troy) towards the waters of the Dardanelles and the hills of Gallipoli beyond. Troy is impressive for its great
age (the oldest ruins date from 3000 BC) and beautiful situation. The hokey wooden horse is just for fun (especially for kids) .After the lunch drive to Izmir on the way visting to Assos
Ancient city and acropolis, The Mysian city of Assos was founded in the 8th c B.C. by colonists from Lesvos, who later built the impressive Athena Temple, which crowns the hill.
The famous philosopher Aristotle lived there in the 4th c B.C. and founded a school. St. Paul also visited Assos on his way through Asia Minor. The setting is breathtaking with a small
village of stone houses that clusters on a spire of rock. From the top, you have a view of the Greek Island of Lesvos After Assos we will drive to İzmir airport.