
easy
9 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires walking on uneven ground and short stairs.
Spend a day tracing the ancient pulse of Antalya: Roman baths and stadiums in Perge, the near-perfect acoustics of Aspendos, coastal ruins at Side, and the cool mist of Kurşunlu Waterfall. This private tour pairs archaeology with seaside scenery and a riverside lunch.
You step into a warm morning that smells faintly of citrus and sea salt, the minivan's engine humming as the shoreline of Antalya slides away. The guide speaks in a soft, confident cadence—routes, timings, what to expect—and the city gives way to scrubby hills, pomegranate orchards, and the first columns of Perge rising like a row of old teeth against the horizon.

Ruins have uneven stone, loose gravel, and steps—supportive shoes reduce fatigue and ankle strain.
Antalya sun can be intense; bring at least 1–2 liters of water and high-SPF sunscreen for the day.
You’ll want photos at multiple sites; carry a spare battery or power bank for your phone or camera.
Some local vendors and restrooms accept cash only—small bills and coins are useful for snacks or tips.
Perge and Aspendos were key urban centers in Pamphylia and later the Roman Empire—Aspendos’s theater is one of the best-preserved examples of Roman acoustical design.
Sites are managed to balance visitor access with preservation—stay on marked paths and avoid touching exposed mosaics to minimize wear.
Provide traction and ankle support across rocky ruins and uneven paths.
Protects face and eyes from strong Mediterranean sun during midday visits.
summer specific
Keeps you hydrated throughout the long day; refill at lunch stop or hotel pickup.
summer specific
Useful in spring or autumn when coastal breezes or light showers can cool the air.
spring specific