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Cappadocia Tours From Istanbul By Plane (Discounted)

Fly from Istanbul to explore Cappadocia’s fairy chimneys, valleys, and underground cities.

€330 without Pass
Discounted
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Istanbul E-pass includes discounted Daily, 2 or 3 Days Cappadocia Tours from Istanbul with English speaking professional guide. Discounted Cappadocia Tours can be used out of pass valid days.

  Istanbul E-pass Holders Price Regular Price
  Price per person* Price Single** Price per person* Price Single**
Daily Cappadocia Tour € 255 € 285 € 330 € 380
2 Days 1 Night Cappadocia Tour € 325 € 365 € 370 € 440
3 Days 2 Nights Cappadocia Tour € 360 € 420 € 410 € 520

 *Price per person means 1 visitor price from the minimum party of 2. Stay in the Dbl room if 2 or 3 days.
**Price Single means a single visitor stays in a single room.

Hot Air Balloon

Pick up early in the morning and transferred to the flight point. After a light breakfast with tea, coffee, and cakes at the starting point, you will be going up during sunrise. You will witness an amazing view of Cappadocia during the flight. After descending, you will be a part of the traditional landing ceremony. The team will serve champagne, juice, and cakes, while you enjoy this marvelous moment. Following the ceremony, you will return to your hotel.

Please contact for price with E-pass team (Prices change due to season and availability.)
 Hot Air balloon prices are separate from the tour and are not included in the tour prices
 

Sample Itinerary as Below for Daily Cappadocia Trip

Pick up from your hotel early in the morning (around 3:30-4:30 a.m) depending on your flight time and transfer to the airport
Flight to Cappadocia and drive from the airport to the tour starting point (Shared shuttle)
Join the regular group tour

09:30-16:30 visits as below (times are approx.)

  • Devrent Valley
  • Pasabag
  • Lunch at Avanos
  • Zelve Open Air Museum
  • Uchisar Castle (Panoramic View)
  • Return to the airport to take the flight to Istanbul
  • Met at the airport and drive to your hotel in Istanbul

Included

  • Istanbul – Cappadocia Flight Ticket (Roundtrip)
  • Istanbul Hotel – Airport Transfer (Private transfer Roundtrip)
  • Cappadocia Airport Transfer (Shared shuttle Roundtrip)
  • Lunch
  • Cappadocia Tour with English-speaking guide (Shared regular group tour)
  • Entrance Fees

Not included

  • Beverages during meal
  • Dinner

Sample Itinerary as Below for 2 Days 1 Night Cappadocia Trip

Pick up from your hotel early in the morning depending on your flight time and transfer to the airport.
Flight to Cappadocia and drive from the airport to the tour starting point (Shared shuttle)
Join the regular group tour.

09:30-16:30 visits as below (times are approx.)

Day 1

  • Devrent Valley
  • Pasabag
  • Lunch at Avanos
  • Zelve Open Air Museum
  • Uchisar Castle (Panoramic View)
  • Accommodation in Cappadocia

Day 2

  • Breakfast at Hotel
  • Red Valley
  • Cavusin
  • Lunch
  • Ozkonak Underground City
  • Pigeon Valley
  • Ortahisar Castle (Panoramic View)
  • Transfer to the airport to take the flight to Istanbul
  • Met at the airport and drive to your hotel in Istanbul

Included

  • Istanbul – Cappadocia Flight Ticket (Roundtrip)
  • Istanbul Hotel – Airport Transfer (Private transfer Roundtrip)
  • 1 Night Bed & Breakfast Accommodation in Special Class Hotel
  • Cappadocia Airport Transfer (Shared shuttle Roundtrip)
  • 2 Lunches
  • 2 Cappadocia Tour with English-speaking guide (Shared regular group tour)
  • Entrance Fees

Not Included

  • Beverages during meal
  • Hot air balloon ride
  • Dinner

Sample Itinerary as Below for 3 Days 2 Night Cappadocia Trip

Pick up from your hotel early in the morning depending on your flight time and transfer to the airport
Flight to Cappadocia and drive from the airport to the tour starting point. (Shared shuttle)
Join the regular group tour

09:30-16:30 visits as below (times are approx.)

Day 1

  • Devrent Valley
  • Pasabag
  • Lunch at Avanos
  • Zelve Open Air Museum
  • Uchisar Castle (Panoramic View)
  • Accommodation in Cappadocia

Day 2

  • Breakfast at Hotel
  • Red Valley
  • Cavusin
  • Lunch
  • Ozkonak Underground City
  • Pigeon Valley
  • Ortahisar Castle (Panoramic View)
  • Bed & Breakfast Accommodation in Cappadocia

Day 3

  • Breakfast at Hotel
  • Free Day in Cappadocia
  • Transfer to the airport to take the flight to Istanbul
  • Met at the airport and transfer to your hotel in Istanbul

Included

  • Istanbul – Cappadocia Flight Ticket (Roundtrip)
  • Istanbul Hotel – Airport Transfer (Private transfer Roundtrip)
  • 2 Nights Bed & Breakfast Accommodation in Special Class Hotel
  • Cappadocia Airport Transfer (Shared shuttle Roundtrip)
  • 2 Lunches
  • 2 Cappadocia Tour with English-speaking guide (Shared regular group tour)
  • Entrance Fees

Not included

  • Beverages during meal
  • Hot air balloon ride
  • Dinner

Cappadocia

Cappadocia is the region that emerged when the soft layers formed by lava and ashes dispersed as a result of volcanic eruptions 60 million years ago were eroded by rain and wind over millions of years.

Devrent Valley

Located in the Avanos region of Cappadocia, Devrent Valley looks like a fairy-tale portrait. Valley; due to the fairy chimneys in different shapes, is also known as the "Valley of Dreams" in the world.

Pasabag

Pasabag Valley is known as the place where monks and priests retreated in time. That is why it is called the Monk Valley.

Zelve Open Air Museum

Many monasteries, churches, settlements, and fairy chimneys were formed naturally and carved into the rocks by humans in this region, where you will encounter many traces of life between the 8th and 13th centuries in this area.

Zelve Valley and Open Air Museum, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List, is one of the places where fairy chimneys can be seen best.

Uchisar Castle

Uchisar Castle, the highest point of the Cappadocia region and a place where the most beautiful fairy chimney formations can be observed, was also built around a giant fairy chimney.

Red Valley

Red Valley, which contains rare red tuff rock formations in the region, turns red at sunset and presents a magnificent visual feast.

Cavusin Village

It is one of the oldest settlements in the Cappadocia region.

Ozkonak Underground City

Ozkonak Underground City is one of the biggest underground cities in Cappadocia. Its history dates back to 3000 BC.

Pigeon Valley

Guvercinlik (Pigeon) Valley got its name from the so-called pigeon houses carved into soft volcanic tuffs, which are found in large numbers in the valley.

Ortahisar Castle

Located in the middle of Ortahisar town, the castle is one of the first multi-story settlements in the world.

What Makes Cappadocia’s Landscape So Unique?

Cappadocia is a geographical wonder in Turkey, celebrated for its otherworldly landscape formed by centuries of volcanic activity and erosion. The fairy chimneys, unique rock formations in the region, are a direct result of ash and lava deposited by ancient volcanoes millions of years ago. Over time, wind and water carved these deposits into the iconic spires, cones, and valleys that visitors admire today. Adding to its charm are the numerous caves and tunnels carved by humans, blending nature’s artistry with history.

The region's distinct topography has also made it a haven for photographers, hikers, and adventurers. Whether exploring Cappadocia tours or enjoying a Cappadocia hot air balloon ride, the stunning scenery is unforgettable.

What Is the Historical Significance of Cappadocia?

Cappadocia has been a cultural crossroads for centuries, offering a window into ancient civilizations. Its strategic location along historic trade routes, such as the Silk Road, made it a vital center for commerce and interaction. The area is also deeply tied to the spread of Christianity. Early Christians found refuge in Cappadocia’s caves and underground cities, where they could safely practice their faith during times of persecution.

Historic landmarks such as the Goreme Open-Air Museum and centuries-old rock-cut churches bear intricate frescoes that tell stories of Cappadocia’s spiritual and cultural legacy. These historical treasures make the region an integral part of Turkey’s heritage and an essential stop for history enthusiasts.

What Are the Most Famous Attractions in Cappadocia?

Cappadocia is home to many must-visit landmarks that showcase its natural beauty and historical depth. Some of the most iconic attractions include:

  • The Goreme Open-Air Museum: A UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring ancient monasteries and churches carved into the rock.
  • Fairy Chimneys in Pasabag (Monks Valley): Stunning natural rock formations that attract visitors worldwide.
  • The Uchisar Castle: The highest point in Cappadocia, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.
  • Love Valley: Renowned for its whimsical rock formations and romantic hiking trails.

Why Are the Underground Cities of Cappadocia So Popular?

Cappadocia’s underground cities, such as Derinkuyu and Kaymakli, are engineering marvels and hold immense historical significance. These subterranean settlements were built by ancient communities as shelters during invasions and natural calamities. They feature interconnected tunnels, storage rooms, ventilation shafts, and even chapels, showcasing advanced architectural ingenuity.

Visitors are fascinated by the complexity of these underground cities and their role in history. Exploring them on a Cappadocia tour provides a glimpse into how early inhabitants adapted to challenging circumstances.

Why Is Cappadocia a Top Destination for Hot Air Balloon Rides?

Cappadocia is synonymous with hot air ballooning, attracting adventurers and romantics from around the globe. The region's unique topography, combined with its favorable weather conditions, makes it an ideal location for this unforgettable experience. From the sky, visitors can marvel at the surreal beauty of Cappadocia’s landscape, including its fairy chimneys, lush valleys, and ancient ruins.

Hot air balloon rides are a highlight of most Cappadocia tours, often scheduled at sunrise to maximize the breathtaking views. Whether celebrating a special occasion or seeking a once-in-a-lifetime adventure, this activity has become a quintessential part of visiting Cappadocia.

Frequently Asked Questions
about Cappadocia Tours From Istanbul (Discounted)

When is Best Time to Visit Cappadocia?

Cappadocia offers great views and unforgettable memories any time during the year. But July and August weather gets hot and dry and after October gets colder and rainy. So best times to visit between March-May and September-October.

Is it Safe to Visit Cappadocia?

Cappadocia is completely safe to visit for everybody including solo travellers. Locals are warm and welcoming to tourists.

Where is Cappadocia Located?

Cappadocia is located in central Anatolia, literally middle of Turkey.

How Far is Cappadocia from Istanbul?

It is around 730km (450 miles) from Istanbul to Cappadocia. It takes around 1.5 hours by plane or 8 hours by drive there from Istanbul.

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