Ephesus, an ancient city located in modern-day Turkey, is a destination that beckons history enthusiasts, architecture admirers, and curious travelers from around the globe. This UNESCO World Heritage site is not just a treasure trove of ancient ruins but also a window into the rich tapestry of human civilization. Ephesus is not just a destination; it’s a journey back in time. Its ruins tell stories of a grand civilization that once thrived and contributed immensely to human history. Whether you are an avid historian, a culture enthusiast, or simply a curious traveler, Ephesus offers an unforgettable experience. Don’t miss the chance to walk through this ancient city and witness the remnants of its glorious past.
Get a dose of ancient history while on this half-day private tour of one of the wonders of the ancient world of Ephesus and House of the Virgin Mary from Izmir Port.
Our ultimate private guided tour from Izmir to Ephesus, Terraced Houses, House of Virgin Mary, Temple of Artemis, Basilica of St. John is one of a kind in its category.
Discover world-famous UNESCO sights of Turkey with a full-day Ephesus Tour for an unforgettable experience. You will get to visit ancient Ephesus and a scenic Sirince Village.
Magnificent Ephesus Tour from Izmir touring the stunning standout ancient ruins of Ephesus remaining in the world today.
3-Day Mini Historical Aegean Tour From Izmir: Kusadasi, Ephesus And Pamukkale give you the chance to walk in the footsteps of Cleopatra, St Paul and the Virgin Mary.
The Gourmet Tour of Ephesus and Sirince Village is providing you with a very enjoyable day tasting Turkish snacks, meals, and beverages during the day.
This is a great private tour where you can visit the world-renowned Ephesus before going on to a winery where you get to sample some exceptional wines all with your own guide.
Explore one of the four cities, from the Roman Empire's time Ephesus, on your very own Private Ephesus Tour from Bodrum.
Discover sacred Biblical treasures on a tour that includes a private mass at the House of Virgin Mary, guided walking tour of Ephesus' ruins and the Basilica of St. John.
Our 3 day private tour of Ephesus and Pamukkale from Izmir consists of a 2 night 3 day trip of The magnificent Ephesus and Pamukkale.
Spend your day with history, mythology and archaeology in a day trip to Ephesus and Archaeological Museum tour. Ephesus is a must see the site in Turkey.
This family-friendly tour of Family Fun: Ephesus & Sirince Village from Izmir, provides you to spend enjoyable day with whole your family and friends
Discover amazing Ephesus Ancient City and a traditional turkish village of Sirince in a Full-Day Tour from Izmir Cruise Port.
Explore one of the four cities at the most crucial time in the Roman Empire's history, on our private Ephesus Tour from Didim known as Didyma.
There's no better way to experience an archaeological site with a Private Ephesus Tour From Bodrum with Kusadasi drop off.
Ideally anytime from October to April is the best time to visit Ephesus. The cooler the weather, the more you can enjoy your private tour and walking around all the historic ruins and archaeological sites. There are fewer crowds too and you feel you get more out of the guided tours. If you do visit during May to September, be sure to have lots of water with you and more importantly a sunhat and suncream.
The typical costs when visiting Ephesus: entry fees to Ephesus is approximately $11 and entry fees to the Church of the Virgin Mary is approximately $7.50, these prices may fluctuate depending on currency exchange rates. It is recommended to visit both these places with a private guided tour whereby the entrance fees are included along with transport and lunch (in some tours). The shops and restaurants might be slightly more expensive than the closest city
When visiting Ephesus make sure you book a private guided tour with a reputable tour operator. Always bring plenty of water with you or be sure to buy some, when you are there, this is vitally important during the extremely hot months as dehydration and sunstroke is a possibility if you are not careful and do not look after yourself. Wear a sunhat at all times and be sure to have applied plenty of suncream before travelling.
The weeks of July and August are the hottest in Turkey with temperatures rising above 33 degrees Celsius and virtually no rain. June and September have temperatures around 30 degrees Celsius, April, May and October’s temperatures from 22-27 degrees Celsius. January, February, December are the coldest months with temperatures around 14 degrees Celsius and a good bit of rain. Snow can be seen on the hilltops
Ideally anytime from October to April is the best time to visit Ephesus. The cooler the weather, the more you can enjoy your private tour and walking around all the historic ruins and archaeological sites. There are fewer crowds too and you feel you get more out of the guided tours. If you do visit during May to September, be sure to have lots of water with you and more importantly a sunhat and suncream.
The typical costs when visiting Ephesus: entry fees to Ephesus is approximately $11 and entry fees to the Church of the Virgin Mary is approximately $7.50, these prices may fluctuate depending on currency exchange rates. It is recommended to visit both these places with a private guided tour whereby the entrance fees are included along with transport and lunch (in some tours). The shops and restaurants might be slightly more expensive than the closest city
When visiting Ephesus make sure you book a private guided tour with a reputable tour operator. Always bring plenty of water with you or be sure to buy some, when you are there, this is vitally important during the extremely hot months as dehydration and sunstroke is a possibility if you are not careful and do not look after yourself. Wear a sunhat at all times and be sure to have applied plenty of suncream before travelling.
The weeks of July and August are the hottest in Turkey with temperatures rising above 33 degrees Celsius and virtually no rain. June and September have temperatures around 30 degrees Celsius, April, May and October’s temperatures from 22-27 degrees Celsius. January, February, December are the coldest months with temperatures around 14 degrees Celsius and a good bit of rain. Snow can be seen on the hilltops
The ruins are impressive and worth the visit. Exploring the ruins of Ephesus, located just outside of Selçuk in Turkey. Ephesus is an ancient city rich in Greek and Roman history, close to Kusadasi in Western Turkey. It’s also the site of one of the 7 ancient wonders of the world. An ideal day trip from the commercialism of Turkey’s resort locations.
Planning a good trip can be difficult, but one thing to consider is the weather. Ephesus is in an area that gets cold in the winter and hot in the summer, so you don’t want to explore the ruins during those times. The best months to visit Ephesus are April and May, and also October and November. During those four months, the weather in Ephesus is neither too hot nor too cold, so you’ll be sure to enjoy your trip!
There isn’t a big choice of accommodation in the area, so it’s better to stay in a larger town like Kusadasi or Izmir and visit Ephesus as a day trip by choosing our private Ephesus tours.
Ephesus is around 80km from Izmir. The drive takes about an hour. If you choose Ephesus day trips from Izmir, our tour guides will be glad to help you.
In summer, wear a wide-brimmed hat and light, breathable clothing, preferably with long-sleeves and pants. It gets very hot in the ruins. In winter, bring a jacket. Long pants and a warm sweater might also be required. There are no rules for what to wear, but respect local customs and avoid offensive clothing.
Kusadasi and Selcuk, the area around Ephesus are safe. In the daytime, you would encounter no problem. Yet, most tourists visit the Ephesus site in the daylight and leave. At night, some areas of the town feel deserted, and you would not be able to visit the attractions.
Ancient City of Ephesus is open from April to October 08.00-19.00. Between November and March 08.00-17.00 hours open.
Kusadasi is a voyage port and resort town on Turkey's focal Aegean Sea coast, and found south of Izmir. Kusadasi is likewise a significant ship port and fills in as seaport for Ephesus (old Greek city in Turkey's in Izmir Province). By the way, you can look up our Ephesus tours from Kusadasi port or choose any ephesus tours from cruise ships.
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