Another way to experience Cappadocian landscape is an off-road jeep safari where you will visit places that are only accessible for a 4X4 Jeep. Those beautiful valley, hills and fairy chimneys will make your heart race.
On this tour you will have the opportunity to see Cappadocia from a different perspective. You will go through uncharted territory to incredible views, and you will be driven there by a powerful car that is not afraid of off-road, hills or descents. Rain or snow, mud or ice, you will be unstoppable. It is an amazing adventure which can be booked for aftrenoon, in which case your final location will be a beautiful sunset panoramic viewpoint.

Cappadocia Jeep Safari Tour

Duration: 6 hours
Price: 250 euros for a group of 1-5 people
The price includes: licensed English-speaking guide, comfortable air-conditioned van with a driver
The price excludes: museum entrance fees, lunch, personal expenses
Esentepe panorama: one of the best viewpoints of Cappadocia from which you can admire the amazing geographical features of the region including, weather permitting, the highest of all Cappadocian volcanoes – Mount Erciyes.
Uchisar Fortress: the natural rock fortress is best observed from its foothills where we will take a walk to see up-close numerous dovecotes decorated with naive pictures and inscriptions from Quran. We will also look inside a fascinating cave house preserved by several generations of the same family in its original state.
Kaymakli underground city: a beautiful example of Cappadocian underground cave systems which were used for food storage and shelter by the local inhabitants starting from the time of Hittites up to the 20th century. Entrance fee is 13 Euros per person.
Keslik monastery: the most authentic of all the monastic complexes of Cappadocia, it has a very tranquil and peaceful atmosphere. There are two rock-cut churches decorated with murals from the 9th and 12th centuries, very different in style and thus more interesting to compare. We can also see the hermitages, a refectory and a humble underground baptismal pool. Entrance fee is 2 Euros per person.
Mustafapaşa: an important historical location best suited as a background for the story of the Greek-speaking Christian population that used to live in Cappadocia but not anymore. It is still famous for its magnificent architecture which includes dozens of family mansions, St. Nicholas Monastery as well as a cathedral dedicated to St. Helen and St. Constantine.
Red Valley Panorama: a superb vista of monumental multi-coloured volcanic tuff formation descending into the valley reminds you once again of all the millions of years it took to shape Cappadocia into one of the natural wonders of the world.

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The Cappadocian landscape is ideal for horse riding: there are completely flat trails for beginners, but also rough terrain, hills and narrow paths for more experienced and adventurous riders. And if you remember that the very name Cappadocia means “The Land of Beautiful Horses,” then you understand that you should definitely plan at least an hour-long horseback ride. For such trips, I recommend the Love Valley – it is an easy, but at the same time very picturesque route. You can enjoy the views and the tranquility of the valley, and take many impressive photos against the backdrop of the monumental stone pillars and the smooth white slopes. There is a small cafe on the route, so you will have a chance to drink Turkish tea or coffee, as well as fresh orange or pomegranate juice.

Cappadocia Horse-Riding Tour

Duration: 6 hours
Price: 250 euros for a group of 1-5 people
The price includes: licensed English-speaking guide, comfortable air-conditioned van with a driver
The price excludes: museum entrance fees, lunch, personal expenses
Cappadocia Private Blue Tour Program
Ortahisar panorama: the view of the rock-cut fortress of Ortahisar is like no other in Cappadocia, it brings to mind the Tower of Babel and makes you think of the hundreds of generations that lived here relying on the this natural citadel for protection.
Mustafapaşa: a historical Greek settlement famous for its magnificent architecture which includes dozens of family mansions, St. Nicholas Monastery as well a cathedral dedicated to St. Helen and St. Constantine. Nowadays, this small town provides a pleasant break from the touristic centres of Cappadocia, you can enjoy a stroll while surveying the landmarks and learning about the history of this Christian settlement in the heart of the Ottoman Empire.
Keşlik Monastery: one of the most beautiful monastic complexes in Cappadocia. There are two rock-cut churches decorated with murals from the 9th and 12th centuries, very different in style and thus more interesting to compare. We can also see the hermitages, a refectory and a humble underground baptismal pool.
Sobesos: these are the ruins dating to the 5th-6th century AD. Here, we see the Roman bath area with its little columns and its hypocaust system, the market place (the Agora) and a spacious basilica decorated with floor mosaics.
Soğanlı Valley: it is a quiet valley with many churches and multi-level dovecotes. Some of the murals in the churches here are quite unique and rarely seen elsewhere in Cappadocia.

Cappadocia Private Blue Tour

Cappadocia has wonderful sunsets, and it is best to enjoy them with a glass of Cappadocian wine. Red, white or rose – your choice. Our picnic will be in oriental style with a colorful tablecloth, bright cushions, delicious local cheeses, nuts and fruits. During such a meal, you can remember how wonderful the day was and discuss plans for the next one. And in the second hour of the picnic, when the sun disappears behind the horizon, we light the lanterns, and the stars light up in the sky, and the atmosphere becomes completely magical and unforgettable.

A Valley Picnic in Cappadocia

Duration: 4 hours
Price: 200 euros for a group of 1-5 people
The price includes: licensed English-speaking guide, comfortable air-conditioned van with a driver
The price excludes: museum entrance fees, lunch, personal expenses
Cappadocia Private Rose Valley Hiking Tour Program
Red Valley Panorama: we start our hike from the higher point of the valley enjoying a beautiful vista. You can see Uchisar rock fortress which is the highest point of Central Cappadocia, the Pigeon Valley, the town of Goreme tucked in between the hills and the Swords Valley. Here, we see monumental multi-coloured volcanic tuff formation descending into the valley.
Rose Valley: we follow the trail walking through the vineyards, passing by the wild almond trees and observing the unusual rock formations up close, and it becomes obvious how the valley got its name.
Dovecotes: there is a lot of the famous rock-cut dovecotes and beehives made by the local farmers along the trail. Some of them are decorated with little murals dating back to the 19th century.
Cave churches: with a little detour I will show the hidden treasure of the Rose valley – the spacious cave church with columns that can only be found if you where to look. The more well-known Church with a Cross will also be a part of our itinerary. The frescoes here are well-preserved and present a rich example of Christian iconography. We will also explore the cave shelter behind the church, which has some interesting structures and a beautiful view.
Swords Valley: from that point, our trail goes slightly downwards and opens onto the panorama of the Swords Valley on the left and pink and white rocks on the right. We will pass by a couple of horse ranches and arrive in the village of Cavusin.
Cavusin: in this quiet village, we can have lunch or a quick coffee/tea break. We will need a bit of rest before we proceed to climb the abandoned rock settlement of Cavusin and a fascinating group of fairy chimneys hidden behind it.

Cappadocia Private Rose Valley Hiking Tour

Duration: 7 hours
Price: 280 euros for a group of 1-5 people
The price includes: licensed English-speaking guide, comfortable air-conditioned van with a driver
The price excludes: museum entrance fees, lunch, personal expenses
Cappadcoia Private Green Tour Program
Esentepe Panoramic Viewpoint: It is a spot where you will be taking great photos on a hill overlooking ancient town of Göreme, the Pigeon valley and if the weather is clear you can even see the highest volcano of Cappadocia – Mount Erciyes.
Kaymaklı <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaymakli_Underground_City" target="_self">Underground City</a>: There are more than 70 underground dwelling systems in Cappadocia in the neighborhood and Kaymaklı is one of the largest. In succession, local Anatolian population, the Hittites, the Phrygians, the early Roman Christians, the Seljuks and the Ottomans used these cave systems for storage and protection.
Ihlara Valley: one of the longest and deepest natural canyons in Turkey, it is an easy hike along a peaceful stream by the name of Melendiz. There are also several cave churches open for a visit if you don’t mind a bit of climbing some stairs. And if you need a rest, we can stop at a river cafe for a glass of tea and a traditional Turkish gözleme which is an unleavened dough turnover.
Selime Monastery: the most monumental of all the Cappadocian rock-carved monasteries, which at a certain point also served as a caravanserai. It requires a bit of climbing but rewards you with a beautiful view as well as a score of cave dwellings and churches that resemble a maze.

Cappadocia Private Green Tour

Duration: 6 hours
Price: 250 euros for a group of 1-5 people
The price includes: licensed English-speaking guide, comfortable air-conditioned van with a driver
The price excludes: museum entrance fees, lunch, personal expenses
Cappadocia Private Red Tour Program
Uchisar Castle: we will take a walk at the foot of this imposing natural rock formation carved with dozens of caves dwellings, tunnels and dovecotes. Göreme Open Air Museum: It is a monastic and burial complex with a number of churches. The murals decorating some of the churches date back to 11th and 12th centuries. Love Valley Panorama: one of the most unusual sights of Cappadocia with giant rock pillars formed naturally over millions of years by wind and water erosion. Monks Valley: one of the best places to see the transition from solitary to cenobitic monastic life, this valley also offers an amazing array of multi-headed mushroom-shaped fairy chimneys which used to be inhabited not so long ago. Imagination Valley: an amazing place for spotting human and animal shapes in the uneven protruding rocks formed from the volcanic ash deposits. Avanos: located on the banks of the longest river in Turkey, the town Avanos is famous for its numerous pottery workshops which use the red clay sourced from the nearby cliffs.
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