Travel details
€ 2,945
/ per person
Note: The displayed price is the price at the time of application.
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Duration |
Departure in 2025/7 | 5 days |
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Participants |
2 person(s)（Adults 2 person(s)、Children 0 person(s)） |
Travel story
Activate the extraordinary in a cave hotel,
rise in altitude in a balloon and look up at mosques
then let your wallet open up at the bazaar
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In Cappadocia, enjoy a uniquely special stay with views of the fairy chimneys and valleys from a balloon and accommodation in a cave hotel. Through visits to underground cities and valley walks, experience the fusion of nature and history unique to this land. In the latter half, in Istanbul, visit mosques, palaces, and markets to encounter the charm of a city where Eastern and Western cultures intersect.
Signature points
Cappadocia's spectacular scenery and special stays
Enjoy balloon experiences overlooking the fairy chimneys and valleys from above, and stay in cave hotels. From both the ground and the sky, you can fully enjoy the area's unique, fantastical landscapes.
Underground cities full of history and nature walks
Visit underground cities such as Kaymaklı and Derinkuyu that spread deep beneath the surface and learn about ancient ways of life and defensive ingenuity. On valley walks, explore churches and monastery ruins carved into the rock walls.
Cultural heritage and urban charm to explore in Istanbul
Visit historical buildings such as the Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, and Topkapi Palace. Enjoy strolling through the Grand Bazaar and Spice Bazaar, and experience the unique atmosphere where Eastern and Western cultures intersect.
Itinerary
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Turkey - Cappadocia
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Private car transfer
After arrival at Nevşehir Airport, transfer to Cappadocia (vehicle + Japanese guide)
[Japanese Guide]
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Göreme Open-Air Museum
The Göreme Open-Air Museum is a UNESCO World Heritage site where churches carved out of rock are scattered.
Inside, well-preserved frescoes remain, allowing you to feel the spirit of early Christianity.
It is a mystical spot representing Cappadocia where nature and faith are fused.
[Japanese Guide]
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Uçhisar
A landmark of Cappadocia where an entire massive rock mountain was turned into a fortress.
From the summit, you can take in panoramic views of the surrounding strange rock formations and villages—an excellent lookout point.
Countless rooms and passages have been carved into the rock, leaving strong traces of ancient life.
[Japanese Guide]
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Pigeon Valley
Pigeon Valley is a quiet valley in Cappadocia where countless pigeon houses are carved into the rock faces.
The pigeon droppings once collected for agriculture supported the land's fertility.
Gentle walking paths continue through the valley, allowing you to enjoy a landscape where nature and human life are in harmony.
[Japanese Guide]
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Göreme Panorama
Göreme Panorama is a popular viewpoint where you can overlook Cappadocia's strange rock formations and valleys.
A distinctive rock landscape known as "fairy chimneys" spreads out, offering a view unique to Cappadocia.
At sunrise and sunset the color of the rock faces changes with the light, creating photogenic scenery that captivates many people.
[Japanese Guide]
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4-star / Superior
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Breakfast
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Early morning balloon tour
A balloon experience in Cappadocia is a popular activity that lets you take in the fantastical scenery of strange rocks and valleys from the sky.
At sunrise, numerous colorful balloons rise into the air, creating a grand panorama of sky and land tinted with color.
The quiet aerial walk is a special time where you can simultaneously experience Cappadocia's natural beauty and an extraordinary sense of wonder.
-
Kaymakli Underground City
A vast underground labyrinth city built by people who once fled persecution.
The structure extends up to eight levels and cleverly includes residences, churches, and storage rooms.
As you proceed through narrow passages, an astonishing experience awaits where you encounter ancient life and ingenuity.
[Japanese Guide]
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Paşabağ
Paşabağ is a spectacular spot dense with Cappadocia's distinctive "fairy chimney" rock formations.
Wind and rain shaped these strange and whimsical rock forms over long periods.
The landscape, like nature's art, is a popular photogenic tourist destination.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Camel Rock
A strange rock formation shaped almost like a real camel, one of Cappadocia's representative natural sculptures.
The contrast with the surrounding reddish-brown land is beautiful, and its humorous shape brings a smile.
It is also a popular, easy-to-visit photo spot.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Esentepe
Esentepe is a spectacular viewpoint where you can take in the vast strange rock area of Cappadocia.
In the morning, balloons float across the sky for a fantastical scene; in the evening, the rock faces turn red for a dramatic view.
A soothing moment awaits where you can feel both the grandeur and tranquility of nature.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Three Beauties
The Three Beauties (Üç Güzeller) is a popular spot where three strange rock formations stand side by side as if huddled together.
Each is likened to a sister and is cherished as a symbol of Cappadocia.
Their unique shapes and the surrounding landscape harmonize, making it extremely photogenic.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Rose Valley
A famed Cappadocia viewpoint where the rock faces turn rosy at sunset.
The landscape of gentle rock hills and valleys is as beautiful as a painting.
A valley perfect for hiking and watching the evening scenery, offering quietness and moving views.
[Japanese Guide]
-
4-star / Superior
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Breakfast
-
Private car transfer
Transfer to Nevşehir Airport (vehicle + English assistant)
[English Assistant]
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(Self-arranged)
Flight to Istanbul
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Turkey - Istanbul
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Private car transfer
After arrival, transfer to the hotel
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5-star / Luxury
-
Breakfast
-
Blue Mosque
The Blue Mosque is an iconic Islamic architectural work of Istanbul, with blue tiles that shine beautifully.
Its exterior, formed by six minarets and an elegant dome, overwhelms visitors.
The interior is filled with delicate decorations, and a sacred atmosphere permeates the quiet space.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Hagia Sophia
Hagia Sophia is a magnificent building where Byzantine and Ottoman histories overlap.
Having once served as a church, mosque, and museum, the space carries the weight of many eras.
Everyone is captivated by the majestic ambiance created by the huge dome and mosaics.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Topkapi Palace
Topkapi Palace is a splendid royal palace that conveys the splendor of the Ottoman Empire to the present day.
The vast grounds include a treasury, harem, courtyards, and more, offering plenty to see.
Delicate tile decorations and luxurious furnishings tell the story of the empire's prosperity.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Basilica Cistern
The Basilica Cistern (Yerebatan Sarnıcı) is a magnificent underground reservoir built in ancient Roman times.
The 336 columns aligned in the cool space create a magical atmosphere.
Mystical attractions, such as the upside-down Medusa statues, are also scattered throughout.
[Japanese Guide]
-
5-star/Luxury
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Breakfast
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Egyptian Bazaar
The Egyptian Bazaar (Spice Bazaar) is a historic market built in the 17th century in the Eminönü district of Istanbul.
A variety of colorful spices, nuts, dried fruits, and honey are displayed, filling the air with sweet aromas and lively energy.
The market, frequented by both locals and tourists, is an attractive place to get a glimpse of Turkish food culture and daily life.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Bosphorus Cruise (Scheduled Ferry)
A cruise along the Bosphorus Strait, which separates Europe and Asia, aboard a scheduled ferry is a popular activity that allows you to view Istanbul’s cityscape and historic buildings from the water.
Palaces, fortresses, mosques, and Ottoman wooden mansions dot both shores, and the changing scenery evokes a sense of travel.
The scheduled ferries used by locals are more casual than tourist boats, allowing you to leisurely enjoy a landscape where everyday life and history intersect.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Private Car Transfer
Transfer to Istanbul Airport
-
Turkey - Cappadocia
-
Private car transfer
After arrival at Nevşehir Airport, transfer to Cappadocia (vehicle + Japanese guide)
[Japanese Guide]
-
Göreme Open-Air Museum
The Göreme Open-Air Museum is a UNESCO World Heritage site where churches carved out of rock are scattered.
Inside, well-preserved frescoes remain, allowing you to feel the spirit of early Christianity.
It is a mystical spot representing Cappadocia where nature and faith are fused.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Uçhisar
A landmark of Cappadocia where an entire massive rock mountain was turned into a fortress.
From the summit, you can take in panoramic views of the surrounding strange rock formations and villages—an excellent lookout point.
Countless rooms and passages have been carved into the rock, leaving strong traces of ancient life.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Pigeon Valley
Pigeon Valley is a quiet valley in Cappadocia where countless pigeon houses are carved into the rock faces.
The pigeon droppings once collected for agriculture supported the land's fertility.
Gentle walking paths continue through the valley, allowing you to enjoy a landscape where nature and human life are in harmony.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Göreme Panorama
Göreme Panorama is a popular viewpoint where you can overlook Cappadocia's strange rock formations and valleys.
A distinctive rock landscape known as "fairy chimneys" spreads out, offering a view unique to Cappadocia.
At sunrise and sunset the color of the rock faces changes with the light, creating photogenic scenery that captivates many people.
[Japanese Guide]
-
4-star / Superior
-
Breakfast
-
Early morning balloon tour
A balloon experience in Cappadocia is a popular activity that lets you take in the fantastical scenery of strange rocks and valleys from the sky.
At sunrise, numerous colorful balloons rise into the air, creating a grand panorama of sky and land tinted with color.
The quiet aerial walk is a special time where you can simultaneously experience Cappadocia's natural beauty and an extraordinary sense of wonder.
-
Kaymakli Underground City
A vast underground labyrinth city built by people who once fled persecution.
The structure extends up to eight levels and cleverly includes residences, churches, and storage rooms.
As you proceed through narrow passages, an astonishing experience awaits where you encounter ancient life and ingenuity.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Paşabağ
Paşabağ is a spectacular spot dense with Cappadocia's distinctive "fairy chimney" rock formations.
Wind and rain shaped these strange and whimsical rock forms over long periods.
The landscape, like nature's art, is a popular photogenic tourist destination.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Camel Rock
A strange rock formation shaped almost like a real camel, one of Cappadocia's representative natural sculptures.
The contrast with the surrounding reddish-brown land is beautiful, and its humorous shape brings a smile.
It is also a popular, easy-to-visit photo spot.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Esentepe
Esentepe is a spectacular viewpoint where you can take in the vast strange rock area of Cappadocia.
In the morning, balloons float across the sky for a fantastical scene; in the evening, the rock faces turn red for a dramatic view.
A soothing moment awaits where you can feel both the grandeur and tranquility of nature.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Three Beauties
The Three Beauties (Üç Güzeller) is a popular spot where three strange rock formations stand side by side as if huddled together.
Each is likened to a sister and is cherished as a symbol of Cappadocia.
Their unique shapes and the surrounding landscape harmonize, making it extremely photogenic.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Rose Valley
A famed Cappadocia viewpoint where the rock faces turn rosy at sunset.
The landscape of gentle rock hills and valleys is as beautiful as a painting.
A valley perfect for hiking and watching the evening scenery, offering quietness and moving views.
[Japanese Guide]
-
4-star / Superior
-
Breakfast
-
Private car transfer
Transfer to Nevşehir Airport (vehicle + English assistant)
[English Assistant]
-
(Self-arranged)
Flight to Istanbul
-
Turkey - Istanbul
-
Private car transfer
After arrival, transfer to the hotel
-
5-star / Luxury
-
Breakfast
-
Blue Mosque
The Blue Mosque is an iconic Islamic architectural work of Istanbul, with blue tiles that shine beautifully.
Its exterior, formed by six minarets and an elegant dome, overwhelms visitors.
The interior is filled with delicate decorations, and a sacred atmosphere permeates the quiet space.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Hagia Sophia
Hagia Sophia is a magnificent building where Byzantine and Ottoman histories overlap.
Having once served as a church, mosque, and museum, the space carries the weight of many eras.
Everyone is captivated by the majestic ambiance created by the huge dome and mosaics.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Topkapi Palace
Topkapi Palace is a splendid royal palace that conveys the splendor of the Ottoman Empire to the present day.
The vast grounds include a treasury, harem, courtyards, and more, offering plenty to see.
Delicate tile decorations and luxurious furnishings tell the story of the empire's prosperity.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Basilica Cistern
The Basilica Cistern (Yerebatan Sarnıcı) is a magnificent underground reservoir built in ancient Roman times.
The 336 columns aligned in the cool space create a magical atmosphere.
Mystical attractions, such as the upside-down Medusa statues, are also scattered throughout.
[Japanese Guide]
-
5-star/Luxury
-
Breakfast
-
Egyptian Bazaar
The Egyptian Bazaar (Spice Bazaar) is a historic market built in the 17th century in the Eminönü district of Istanbul.
A variety of colorful spices, nuts, dried fruits, and honey are displayed, filling the air with sweet aromas and lively energy.
The market, frequented by both locals and tourists, is an attractive place to get a glimpse of Turkish food culture and daily life.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Bosphorus Cruise (Scheduled Ferry)
A cruise along the Bosphorus Strait, which separates Europe and Asia, aboard a scheduled ferry is a popular activity that allows you to view Istanbul’s cityscape and historic buildings from the water.
Palaces, fortresses, mosques, and Ottoman wooden mansions dot both shores, and the changing scenery evokes a sense of travel.
The scheduled ferries used by locals are more casual than tourist boats, allowing you to leisurely enjoy a landscape where everyday life and history intersect.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Private Car Transfer
Transfer to Istanbul Airport
Price Includes / excludes
Accommodation
As stated in the itinerary
Flight (Dom.)
As stated in the itinerary
Car
Vehicle (Mercedes-Benz / Vito)
Guide
Local Japanese-speaking guide ※ Istanbul and Cappadocia will have different guides.
Activity
Entrance fees
Balloon tour
Meal
B/F：4 LUN：0 DIN：0
As stated in the itinerary
Excludes (Others)
●Meals not specified
●Airfare (domestic and international)
●All other items not included in the itinerary program, including personal expenses
Accommodation list
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Cappadocia
2person(s)
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| 2 |
Istanbul
2person(s)
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