Ephesus Day Tour from Samos
Attractions & guided tours

Ephesus Day Tour from Samos

5/5
Excellent
Based on 2 reviews
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£123.00
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

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.

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What's included
  • check Transport
  • check Ferry ticket
  • check Guide
  • check Admission fees
What to remember
  • There's a port tax of 14 EUR per person, which is not included in the price. It'll need to be paid in cash locally at Samos port
  • Please check if you need a visa for Turkey prior to booking
  • Travel documents, e.g. passport, must have at least six 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

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  • Anonymous

    From United States of America - July 2025

    Excellent

    Overall rated

    5/5

  • Simone

    From Germany - August 2024

    Travelled with family

     

    35 - 44 years old

    Excellent

    Overall rated

    5/5

    Es war ein wunderbarer Ausflug. Die Tour war top organisiert, tolle Zusammenarbeit des griechischen (Nicolas) und türkischen Guide (Mesut). Die Führun ...