Depart from your hotel to visit Perge. An important city of ancient Pamphylian, Perge was originally settled by the Hittites around 1500 BC. St. Paul preached some of his first sermons here. The theater stage has finely carved marble reliefs; other carvings from around the city are displayed in the stadium. The site possesses a Roman Bath, colonnaded main street, Agora, Stadium and Aqueduct. What makes Perge so impressive today is the excellent state of preservation of these structures. Proceed to Aspendos one of the best preserved theatres in the world with seating for 15,000. Still used today, the theater galleries, stage decorations and acoustics all testify to the architects success. Nearby stand the remains of a basilica, agora and one of the largest aqueducts in Anatolia. It is commonly believed that Aspendos was founded by colonist from Argos. Side, our last stop, is today, both a pretty resort town with two fine sandy beaches and a number of small shops along an ancient street as well as a fine archaeological site with an ancient Theatre, Agora, ancient Harbor and Archaeological Museum.

A vacation in Turkey is not complete without a day of rafting on the Koprulu River. The Koprulu is a river of crystal clear water. The wide river flows gently through the magnificient landscape of Koprulu Canyon National Park. It is no wonder that this river has become a popular tourist attraction for visitors. There are expert rafting guides brief the group on National Park safety procedures , and use of equipment Participants may choose between an inflatable canoe or raft. Canoes offer a more active rafting trip.No previous rafting experience is necessary. Rafts hold 8-9 people and are manned by a river guide. They are great for families. Everyone must wear life-jackets. So , even if you can not swim you can enjoy rafting.

This ancient city is situated on the southern of Antalya and Tahtalı mountain. Olympos valley shaded with oleander and laurel shrubs and the refreshing quite pools of flowing waters. The design of the mosaics in the Olympos bath is enhanced by the play of light while a temple gate and a theater are of interest along with the other walls and towers around the bay which date from the Middle Age.