Take a day trip to Turkey from the shores of Samos. Hop on a ferry and cross the Aegean Sea to tour a real Turkish treasure – Ephesus archaeological site. Let an expert guide bring history to life as you stroll between column-lined avenues crammed with temples, relics and religious statues. Afterwards, there's free time to discover the bazaars and shops of Kusadasi, too.
Attractions & guided tours
Ephesus Day Tour from Samos
from
£122.00
Free cancellation
Language: English
Mobile voucher accepted
Duration:
more than 8 hours
Why you’ll love this…
- Travel to Turkey and back in a single day
- Visit Ephesus, one of Turkey's top archaeological sites
- Free time to explore Kusadasi before returning by ferry
What to expect
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What's included
Transport
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Ferry ticket
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Guide
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Admission fees
Transport
What to remember
- Port tax of 14 EUR per person is not included and is to be paid locally upon departure from Samos port, in cash or by card
- Please check if you need a visa for Turkey prior to booking
- Travel documents, e.g. passport, must have at least 6 months validity
- Food and drinks not included
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Provider
TUI Hellas Travel, Tourism and Airlines SA, with Tax Number 094469778 and Travel License Number 0261Ε60000126100
Booking fee
Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.
Cancellation policy
Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 1 day before the experience begins.
What people say about this experience
Based on 2 reviews from verified customers
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Staff
4.6/5
Value for money
4.8/5
Service
4.6/5
Safety
4.6/5
Karole
From United Kingdom - June 2025Travelled as a couple
45 - 54 years old
Excellent
Overall rated5/5
Ephesus was spectacular. We would have liked more time there and less time in Kusadasi. Our guide was excellent. The stop at the factory shoo was just ...
Grecophile
From United Kingdom - July 2022Travelled as a couple
45 - 54 years old
Excellent
Overall rated5/5
Ephesus was an amazing experience with a very knowledgeable guide. The bust to the jewellery factory was dull and we felt pressured by the staff and c ...