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Abholung
Ihr Fahrer wird Sie an Ihrer Adresse in Antalya treffen.
- Haus-zu-Haus-Service
- Hilfe mit Ihrem Gepäck
Reise
Sie reisen bequem für 6 h 40 min.
- Optionale Besichtigung
- Sauberes, komfortables Auto
- Berufsfahrer
- Flaschenwasser
- Kindersitze
- Für Behinderte vorbereitet
- Rauchfrei
- Haustierfreundlich
Abgabe
Ihr Fahrer wird Sie an Ihrer Adresse in Cappadocia - Goreme, Urgup, Ortahiras, Avanos, Nevsehis absetzen.
- Haus-zu-Haus-Service
- Hilfe mit Ihrem Gepäck
- 537 km
- 6 h 40 min
Overview: car trip from Antalya to Cappadocia
Set off on an amazing car trip from Antalya's Mediterranean coast to the surreal landscapes of Cappadocia. This Antalya to Cappadocia transfer presents a fusion of cultural treasures and natural beauty. See yourself winding across the striking Taurus Mountains, past historic ruins, and through charming towns.
About 333 miles (537 km) make up the drive, which takes around 6 hours and 40 minutes. But this trip can become more than just about reaching your destination. Make the most out of your transfer and add some sightseeing stops at intriguing locations like the theater and ruins of Aspendos and the village of Sille, which was formerly the center of a thriving Greek community.
Choosing a private car transfer with Daytrip lets you design your own itinerary, making this the best option for those looking for comfort and flexibility. Travel at your own speed and take in Turkey's varied scenery and rich past!
About Cappadocia
Cappadocia is a region in central Turkey renowned for its rock formations, called fairy chimneys, which form an almost otherworldly landscape that captivates travelers. These natural wonders, shaped over time by processes and weathering, serve as a perfect setting for adventure and discovery.
However, Cappadocia provides more than simply geological beauty. The terrain is dotted with ancient cave dwellings, churches, and complete underground cities from the early Christian era. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Göreme Open-Air Museum is a series of chapels cut out of rocks with amazing mural paintings within. These ancient remnants provide insight into the early Christian era and the resourcefulness of the people who formerly called these caverns home.
For a very unique experience, think about heading on a hot air balloon flight at sunrise. It is amazing to witness floating above the fairy chimneys as the dawn spreads first light across the valleys. The brilliant picture created by the vivid balloons against the rocky surroundings of Cappadocia is both peaceful and exciting.
Cappadocia also invites nature enthusiasts and adventurers. You can discover the secret chapels in Ihlara Valley or follow the gorgeous Love Valley pathways. The unique topography of the area makes it a paradise for both outdoor lovers and photographers.
With its rich history and breathtaking landscapes, Cappadocia has a little bit of everything, whether your interests are in discovering ancient art pieces, hot-air balloon rides over the breathtaking rock formations, or exploring viewpoints by hiking.
From Antalya to Cappadocia: travel tips
Traveling from Antalya to Cappadocia is an amazing journey that takes you through Turkey's various scenery. Here are some recommendations to guarantee a smooth trip:
Respect local customs
Familiarize yourself with Turkish customs, such as dressing modestly when visiting mosques or traditional villages. This shows respect and enriches your cultural experience. Learning basic Turkish phrases like “merhaba” (hello) and “teşekkür ederim" (thank you) can go a long way.
Add sightseeing stops
If you’re riding with Daytrip, plan rest breaks at scenic spots or towns. The ancient city Konya makes for a refreshing stop, or explore the Saratli Underground City, offering stunning views and a chance to stretch your legs.
Stay hydrated while traveling
Bring snacks and water, especially for the lengthy routes between larger towns. Antalya's local markets provide a variety of unique Turkish foods and fresh goods.
How to get from Antalya to Cappadocia
Getting from Antalya to Cappadocia has a range of options with their own advantages. There is everything that suits your preferences, whether your top priorities are comfort, speed, or beautiful landscapes. Unfortunately for railfans, there is no train service from Antalya to Cappadocia.
Private car transfer from Antalya to Cappadocia
A private car transfer with Daytrip is your best bet for getting from Antalya to Cappadocia if you value comfort and convenience. You will travel door-to-door over 333 miles (537 km) with a private, English-speaking driver who can fill you in on local culture.
Aside from being the only direct option, Daytrip stands out because you can break up the 6.5-hour trip with sightseeing stops! Visit fascinating locations like Sultanhani Kervansarayi and the prehistoric settlement of Catalhoyuk. Traveling by private car gives you the freedom to go at your own speed, so you can choose whether you want to take it easy or get out and explore.
- Price: starting from $90 per seat
- Duration: door-to-door in 6 hours and 40 minutes
Bus from Antalya to Cappadocia
One budget method of transportation is the long-distance buses. Many companies provide routes from Antalya to Cappadocia. There are both direct and indirect buses, which take between 9 and 11 hours. Prices start at $15, but that comes at the cost of comfort and a much longer travel time.
- Price: approximately $22
- Duration: around 9 to 11 hours
Flight from Antalya to Cappadocia
The fastest way to get from Antalya to Cappadocia is by plane. Although there are no direct flights, you may travel from Antalya to Kayseri or Nevşehir, the closest airports, with a stopover in Istanbul. Including the layover, the flight generally takes 4-5 hours, though can be as long as 10. Once you arrive, you can catch a shuttle or taxi to your ultimate location in Cappadocia, which takes around an hour. Prices range from $75-$215.
Flying is less convenient, costs more, and at best only saves an hour compared to a private car, so we generally say Daytrip is the best choice.
Things to do when you get to Cappadocia
With its distinct landscape and rich past, Cappadocia has plenty to offer every visitor. After you arrive, you will find adventure, culture, and natural beauty just waiting for you.
Take a hot air balloon ride
A hot air balloon tour at sunrise is one of Cappadocia's most famous experiences. Floating over the fairy chimneys and valleys as the sun rises offers incredible views. The multicolored balloons in the sky contribute to the magical atmosphere. This early morning adventure provides a fresh viewpoint on the region's magnificent landscape.
Explore the underground cities
Cappadocia is renowned for its underground cities, including Derinkuyu and Kaymakli. Carved into the soft volcanic rock, these towns gave ancient civilizations refuge. Admire the inventiveness of the inhabitants as you stroll through the maze-like tunnels and chambers. These subterranean masterpieces tell a remarkable tale of survival and fortitude.
Visit the Göreme Open-Air Museum
Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Göreme Open Air Museum provides insights into early Christian life. Discover churches cut into the rock with intricate 10th century-dated artwork. History and art buffs should definitely visit each cathedral as its artwork tells tales of saints and biblical events.
Hike through the valleys
Hikers will find Cappadocia's unique terrain a total dream come true. Paths including Love Valley, Pigeon Valley, and Red Valley, reveal amazing views of rock formations, vineyards, and historic cave dwellings. These vistas are absolutely worth the hike! Trek along these routes at your own speed and stumble upon some real hidden treasures along the way.
When is the best time to visit Cappadocia
Choosing the best time to visit Cappadocia will help to improve your experience. Every season has its appeal and activities to engage in. Spring and fall bring milder temperatures and stand out as great seasons to visit. Including the temperatures and weather patterns, below is a summary of what you should anticipate in every season.
Cappadocia in spring (April to June)
The best season to visit Cappadocia is definitely the spring. Along with pleasant temperatures, the scenery is made even more beautiful with flowers blooming among the fairy chimneys.
- Average temperature: 50-70°F (10-21°C)
- Weather: mild, with occasional rain showers
Cappadocia in summer (July to August)
Summers in Cappadocia can be scorching! However, the mornings and evenings are a delightful respite from the blistering sun. Plan for indoor activities or shaded excursions during peak heat.
- Average temperature: 68-86°F (20-30°C)
- Weather: hot and dry, with intense midday sun
Cappadocia in autumn (September to October)
Autumn brings that delightful weather that's just right for all sorts of outdoor fun. The foliage gives a vibrant backdrop for the stunning surroundings.
- Average temperature: 50-68°F (10-20°C)
- Weather: cool and dry, ideal for hiking and exploring
Cappadocia in winter (November to March)
Winter in Cappadocia is like stepping into a whimsical snow globe. If you're in the mood for some peace and quiet, winter is the perfect time. When there are fewer people around, you can really soak in the stunning scenery.
- Average temperature: 28-46°F (-2 to 8°C)
- Weather: cold, with possible snowfall and icy conditions
Fragen & Antworten zum Reisen von Antalya nach Cappadocia - Goreme, Urgup, Ortahiras, Avanos, Nevsehis
Besuchen Sie diese Sehenswürdigkeiten unterwegs
Aspendos Ruins and Theater
The amazing Roman theatre at this UNESCO World Heritage Site is perhaps the best-preserved monument from antiquity in the world. A Show of Antiquity
Sille
The Greek community of this cute little village lived in harmony with the Turks for 800 years thanks to a miracle. A Miraculous Coexistence
Konya
The birthplace of the famed Whirling Dervishes, this ancient city is proudly conservative and brimming with monuments. The Citadel of Islam
Catalhoyuk
This UNESCO World Heritage Site gives an invaluable look at one of mankind’s very first permanent settlements. The First Settlers
Sultanhani Kervansarayi
The world’s largest rest stop for caravans was like a palace for Silk Road traders and their camels. Camel-ot
Saratli Underground City
It might not have been comfortable, but this network of rooms and tunnels provided a safe place to flee to during attacks. Running to Ground
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Der Vorteil des Daytrip-Fahrers
Ortskenntnisse über die Strecke von Antalya nach Cappadocia - Goreme, Urgup, Ortahiras, Avanos, Nevsehis
Einschließlich verfügbarer Sehenswürdigkeiten:Englischsprachig*
Alle Daytrip-Fahrer sprechen Englisch* sowie ihre Muttersprache (und manchmal auch zusätzliche Sprachen!). Sie werden gerne mit Ihnen über die lokale Geschichte und Kultur sprechen und alle Ihre Fragen beantworten. Und weil sie die Sprache sprechen, können sie Ihnen eine einzigartige Gelegenheit bieten, sich mit der lokalen Kultur zu verbinden. *Fahrer des Lite-Dienstes müssen nicht Englisch sprechen, aber alle anderen Standards erfüllen.
Sicherheit zuerst!
Wir überprüfen alle unsere Fahrer auf Straf- und Verkehrsregister und führen persönliche Interviews mit jedem Einzelnen. Wir inspizieren auch ihre Autos auf Sicherheit, Komfort und Zuverlässigkeit. Alle Autos müssen weniger als zehn Jahre alt, in ausgezeichnetem Betriebszustand und gemäß den örtlichen Gesetzen versichert sein. Und da unsere Fahrer Einheimische sind, sind sie mit den Regeln und Gepflogenheiten der Straße vertraut.
Kundenservice der Spitzenklasse
- Rund um die Uhr verfügbar
- Enge Beziehung zu Fahrern
- Experten auf der Route von Antalya nach Cappadocia - Goreme, Urgup, Ortahiras, Avanos, Nevsehis
Flexible Stornierungsbedingungen
- Stornierungen: 100% Rückerstattung bis zu 24 Stunden vor der Reise!
- Änderungen: Kostenlos bis zu 24 Stunden vor der Reise!
Gut zu wissen
Trinkgeld
Trinkgeld ist nicht inbegriffen oder erforderlich, aber wenn Ihnen Ihre Fahrt wirklich gefallen hat, können Sie Ihren Fahrer mit einem optionalen Trinkgeld belohnen (10% sind ausreichend).
Gepäck
- Großes Gepäck
- 29x21x11 Zoll
- 74x53x28 cm
- Kleines Gepäck
- 22x14x9 Zoll
- 56x36x23 cm
Jeder Passagier darf ein aufgegebenes Gepäckstück und ein Handgepäckstück mitnehmen. Wenn Sie mit mehr Gepäck oder übergroßem Gepäck reisen, können Sie dies bei der Buchung anpassen.
Häufig gestellte Fragen
Wenn Sie Fragen haben, hier sind die Antworten.Jeder Reisende verdient echte Einblicke in die Kulturen der Länder, die er besucht. Und jeder erstaunliche Ort auf der Erde verdient es, besucht und geschätzt zu werden. Wir glauben, dass einzigartiges lokales Wissen und echte menschliche Verbindungen unersetzlich sind, wenn es darum geht, eine andere Kultur wirklich zu verstehen.
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