Full-day tour of Phaselis and Tahtali Mountain with Dino Park visit
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Full-day tour of Phaselis and Tahtali Mountain with Dino Park visit

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Sprachen: Deutsch, Englisch, Französisch, Holländisch, Polnisch
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Dauer: zwischen 4 Stunden bis 8 Stunden

Im Rahmen unseres Engagements für nachhaltigen Tourismus entsprechen alle National Geographic Day Tours den Kriterien des Global Sustainable Tourism Council, und ein Teil der Einnahmen aus diesen Touren erfolgt an die National Geographic Society zur Finanzierung von Forschung und nachhaltigen Projekten weltweit.

Highlights
  • You'll get the inside scoop on your guided tour of Phaselis, an ancient Greek and Roman city
  • The 4,000-metre Olympos Aerial Tram cable ride up to Mount Tahtali is one of Europe's longest
  • You'll have lunch at the Antalya Dino Park – the animatronic dinosaurs will be a hit with kids
  • There's a plenty of time to kick back and relax on a couple of secluded beaches
  • Your expert guide will share their local knowledge of this part of Turkey and its people
Beschreibung

"This family-friendly tour is steeped in mythology," says Muzzafer, one of our guides. "Alexander the Great spent a winter in the ancient city of Phaselis, while from the top of Mount Olympos the gods and goddesses looked down, wishing they were in his place." It's quite a calling card but this tour lives up to it. You've got history at Phaselis and panoramic views from a ride on the Olympos Aerial Tram. What's more, there's time to visit some of Antalya's most secluded beaches and a mountain-top lunch.

First up is the ancient Greek and Roman city of Phaselis. It's scattered around a woodland and three little bays on the Lycian coastline and boasts impressive relics from classical times. Hadrian's Gate, the theatre and the aqueduct are among the standouts of the guided tour. Plus, you'll get to stroll among the ruins of former shops and the main street. There's also free time to visit the beaches, so bring your bathing gear. When you're finished relaxing by the coast and swimming in the sea, it's time to indulge the kids as you head to Antalya Dino Park for a late lunch surrounded by animatronic dinosaurs.

Your next destination is the Bey Mountains National Park. You'll ride through the clouds to the summit of Mount Olympos, also known as Tahtali, on one of the longest cable car rides in the world – it's more than 4km long. At the summit, which is 2,365m above sea level, you'll have plenty of time to soak up 360-degree panoramas from the viewing platforms, just as the ancient gods and goddesses did.

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Wichtige Informationen
  • Not recommended if you're afraid of heights
  • Photos not included
  • Snorkelling equipment not included
  • There may be an initial, unaccompanied pick-up from your hotel to a meeting point from which the tour proper departs
  • There's no swimming during winter months, from November to April
  • Bring bathing gear and sunblock
  • Not suitable for guests who suffer from claustrophobia
  • Bring a towel
  • Bring a hat
  • Bring suitable footwear
  • Drinks not included
  • Not suitable for guests with reduced mobility
  • Bring warm clothes
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  • J

    Janine B

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    4.2

    8. Oktober 2025

    Als Paar gereist


    Mittagessen war ein flop

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    Hans

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    3.8

    8. Oktober 2025

    Als Paar gereist


    Erlebnis Ausgrabungen und Berg Olympos sehr gut. Das Essen im "Dinopark" kann man weglassen. Kostet nur Zeit.

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    Andrea

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    4.2

    8. Oktober 2025

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    Im Bus hätte der Guid noch mehr erzählen können. Das Mittagessen war eine schnelle Massen Abfertigung, hier hätte ich mir etwas mehr Gemütlichkeit gewünscht und mehr traditionelles..

  • S

    Stefanie

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    2.6

    1. Oktober 2025

    Mit Freunden gereist


    Der Ausflug war leider nicht toll und seinen Preis nicht wert. Dino Park für Erwachsene ??? Komisches Angebot von TUI. Auf der Seilbahn haben wir wegen des Wetters auch nichts gesehen. Da hätte man umplanen müssen. War etwas langweilig der Ausflug. Schade.

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    Yk

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    1.4

    1. Oktober 2025

    Als Paar gereist


    Wir wurden 7:20 Uhr vom Hotel abgeholt und waren 18:00 Uhr wieder im Hotel. Davon sind wir 7 Stunden Bus gefahren.

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    Lena M

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    4.2

    24. September 2025

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    Ich fand sowohl Phaselis als auch den Tahtali-Berg sehr beeindruckend. Auch unser Reiseleiter Emin war wirklich gut. Den Punktabzug gibt es einzig wegen des Essens: Hätte ich die Möglichkeit gehabt, nach der Besichtigung direkt ins Hotel zurückzufahren, hätte ich 10 Punkte vergeben. Stattdessen dauerte die Hin- und Rückfahrt zum Mittagessen sowie das Essen selbst (was auf jeden Fall schlechter als im Hotel war) über zwei Stunden – schade um die Zeit.

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