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Visite hivernale de Pamukkale et Hiérapolis

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135,00 €

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Langue(s): Allemand, Anglais, Français, Néerlandais, Polonais

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Points forts

Vous pourrez admirer les terrasses en cascade de calcite blanche étincelante à Pamukkale
Vous aurez du temps libre pour visiter les ruines de Hiérapolis, classée par l'UNESCO, et son vaste théâtre grec
Vous pourrez vous baigner dans les eaux chaudes de la piscine de Cléopâtre, vestige vivant d'une ancienne station thermale
Vous profitez de l'avantage d'arriver avant la foule et vous découvrez deux des sites historiques les plus visités de Turquie
Avec un guide local qui connaît vraiment son métier, vous découvrirez la culture turque de l'intérieur

Ce qui vous attend

Pamukkale signifie "château de coton" en turc, et vous comprendrez vite pourquoi en découvrant ses paysages magiques, sans oublier la cité antique de Hiérapolis. Les deux sites sont classés au patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO. Il s'agit donc d'une excursion deux en un qui vous propose de visiter deux joyaux turcs historiques exceptionnels. Et, comme pour toutes nos visites, nous faisons appel à des guides locaux experts qui connaissent parfaitement la région. Muzaffer, l'un des guides, dit : "J'ai beaucoup de choses intéressantes à raconter au cours de cette visite, que vous n'entendrez nulle part ailleurs".

Pamukkale est une tufière présentant une série de terrasses à flanc de montagne, créées par des sources naturelles, dont les dépôts ont couvert les falaises de blanc. L'effet produit serait celui d'un paysage hivernal composé de gradins et de bassins pétrifiés. Les gens s'y baignent depuis des milliers d'années, y compris les empereurs romains. Suivez leurs traces et baignez-vous dans l'une des piscines thermales ou restez simplement au sommet de Pamukkale et profitez de la vue magnifique.

Ensuite, vous vous rendrez aux ruines de l'ancienne Hiérapolis avec un théâtre, une nécropole, des temples, des bains et bien d'autres. Après le repas du midi, vous aurez du temps libre pour visiter le musée archéologique ou vous baigner dans le bain de Cléopâtre et nager parmi les colonnes antiques. Et, si vous avez un petit creux sur le chemin du retour, vous serez invité à vous restaurer dans un restaurant forestier local.

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Bon à savoir

L'entrée au site principal de Pamukkale est incluse, mais le droit d'entrée supplémentaire pour la piscine de Cléopâtre est à payer sur place.
Pour votre information, afin d'atteindre le point de départ d'où part le car, il se peut qu'un service supplémentaire de navette ou de car soit mis en place pour vous conduire de votre hôtel à ce point de départ. Si vous devez prendre ce transfert pour rejoindre le car, il n'y aura pas de guide à bord. Le guide vous attendra près du car principal, au point de départ de l'excursion.
Veuillez noter qu'il s'agit de notre visite d'hiver, disponible uniquement entre le 1er novembre et le 30 avril.
Si vous voyagez en été, veuillez choisir notre visite d'été de Pamukkale et Hierapolis avec le lac Salda.
Ne convient pas aux familles avec de jeunes enfants en raison de la longue durée du trajet en autocar.
Ne convient pas aux personnes à mobilité réduite
Apportez votre matériel de bain et de la crème solaire

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Prestataire

TANTUR TURIZM SEYAHAT A.S

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Conditions d'annulation

Recevez un remboursement de 100% si vous annulez jusqu'à 1 jour avant le début de l'activité.

Ce que les internautes disent de cette expérience

Bien

3,6 /5

Basé sur 21 évaluations de voyageurs vérifiés

Toutes les évaluations (21)

5 étoiles (6)

29%

4 étoiles (5)

24%

3 étoiles (6)

29%

2 étoiles (4)

19%

1 étoile (0)

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A.V
Verified booking
3.4
15 avril 2025
A voyagé en famille
Je pense qu'il ne faut pas envoyer un groupe en visite quand le temps n'est pas au rendez-vous. Même si cela doit être décalé a un autre jour. Le restaurant du midi avec buffet a volonté près du lieu de Pamukkale n'était pas de qualité. Le prix est extrêmement cher pour une visite de 2h30 sur place même si cela comprend le repas et le transport ainsi que l'entrée sur le site. Nous n'avons même pas pu voir ni même nous baigner au bain de Cléopâtre. Le lieu reste tout de même à faire malgré cela.
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Vintz08
Verified booking
1.8
13 avril 2025
A voyagé en famille
Je tiens à exprimer mon insatisfaction générale concernant cette visite. En effet, contrairement à ce qui était clairement indiqué lors de la réservation, le guide n’était pas francophone, mais anglophone. Nous avons choisi cette excursion précisément parce qu’un accompagnement en français était prévu, condition essentielle pour nous permettre de comprendre et apprécier pleinement les explications historiques et culturelles du site. Sans cela, la visite a perdu tout son intérêt pour nous, car no
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Andrea
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4.2
1 mai 2025
A voyagé en famille
Bitte bei allen Mahlzeiten mindestens ein Getränke inklusive
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Paul Boyd
Verified booking
2.6
1 mai 2025
A voyagé en couple
The day was 14 hours long ?? 11 hours travelling and 3 hours at the site, the tour was excellent the ruins were exceptional, our guide was very good, the bad points the breakfast was served in a shed with water buckets hanging from the ceiling, the dinner on our way back was served in the same shed and the food was a joke, lunch was good but every meal time you had to pay for drinks including water ??. Overall for paying £116. this trip was poor and I wouldn’t recommend.
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Marcia
Verified booking
4.2
1 mai 2025
A voyagé seul
Lange trip. Dat wel. Jammer dat er geen Nederlandse tolk was maar grotendeels duits. En beetje engels.
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MJ
Verified booking
1.8
1 mai 2025
A voyagé seul
Nine to ten hours on a couch is too much for anyone. I was too exhausted to do anything the next day. Buyers should be warned of this and the condition on the site they are visiting. The old city was impressive, but Pamukkale was rammed with selfie takers and nearly all the pools were empty.

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