On the first day of your honeymoon holiday, you will be transported to your hotel by transfer from Cappadocia Airport, Kayseri Airport or Nevşehir Bus Station, depending on your transportation route to the Cappadocia region. You can get detailed information about the hotel facilities, Cappadocia region and the activities you can do in the region by your honeymoon consultant who will welcome you at the hotel.

Note: Hotel check-in time is 14.00. If you have an early check-in request, your check-in will be put forward in line with room availability.

Goreme Panorama

Göreme town, one of the most popular settlements in our region and surrounded by fairy chimneys, is viewed from the panorama point where the trees are decorated with evil eye beads.

Pigeon Valleys

Pigeons were bred in pigeon houses carved into rocks to benefit from manure for use in agriculture. Since pigeon manure is very valuable in terms of the substances it contains and is much more effective than other fertilizers, it has been very important for grape cultivation in the region. The valley offers a beautiful view where you can see the pigeon houses decorated with geometric shapes and the Uçhisar castle.

Kaymakli Underground City

Although the exact date of construction is not known, it has been determined by archaeologists that it belongs to the Hittites (2000 BC). It is known that the first floors were used during the Hittite period, but the main part was built by the Christians who escaped from the Roman invasion towards the end of the 3rd century AD. Underground cities used for shelter were built in such a way as to enable them to survive for a short time. It consists of many parts such as dining halls, ventilation shafts, food warehouses, wineries, sitting areas, barns, sliding doors and a church. Kaymaklı underground city is the largest of the underground cities that can be visited in the region. The large stone block that you can see in the kitchen draws attention. There are many holes in different sizes on it. The molten copper was shaped here and used to make the necessary materials for the kitchen.

Ihlara Valley

The Ihlara region is a region with a perfect view with its deep valleys, streams, lush vegetation and majestic mountains. The Ihlara valley, which is formed by the Melendiz Stream flowing through the tuff roofs, is 100 to 120 meters deep. There are countless shelters, tombs, churches, and hermitage rooms carved into the rocks along the valley. The church decorations in this valley start from the 6th century and go back to the 13th century. It is the best example of nature and human harmony. In addition, unlike the continental climate in the region, the Mediterranean climate is seen here. With this feature, it is a natural microclimate area. Accordingly, various plants, especially pistachios, are grown.

Selime Monastery

It is located at the end of Ihlara Valley. Although there are not many sources about the monastery, it is dated to the 9th and 11th centuries, and the frescoes to the 10th and 11th centuries. It is the largest monastery in the Cappadocia region. It has shelter, winery, church, chapel, cathedral, kitchen, grain warehouses and many other rooms. Judging by the size of the monastery, it can be said that it was built by a noble aristocratic family. It is not known what his real name was, but he got his current name from the tomb of Selime in the cemetery opposite.

Uchisar Castle

It is the highest fairy chimney in the region and offers a unique view. It is about 250 meters high. Being located at a strategic point has caused it to be used for protection and defense by most civilizations living in the region. This natural castle, which was formed as a result of the volcanic eruption, has survived to the present day by adding different sections in different periods. Although some parts of it have been destroyed, it contains many tunnels, warehouses, cellars, churches, hermitage rooms, and parts such as pigeon houses. It actually consists of two parts. The small castle is called the sergeant's castle, and the larger one is called the agha's castle.

Goreme Open Air Museum

It contains the best preserved churches in the Cappadocia region. The frescoes in the churches have not lost their vitality even today. In addition, being the first monastery established in the region is of great importance in terms of Christian history. It was included in the UNESCO World Heritage list in 1985. It was built by St. Basil, who was the archbishop of Kayseri in the 4th century and was the first Orthodox interpretation of Christianity. After the death of Jesus, Christianity spread rapidly but changed to different interpretations. Those who opposed this change were called Orthodox. St. Basil visited many monasteries in the world and returned to the Cappadocia region in order to activate his thoughts and built the current Göreme Open Air Museum. In this way, he gathered monks with different views and organized the monastic life by setting rules. The monastery, which is also important in terms of architecture, consists of parts such as churches, dining halls, warehouses and cemeteries completely carved into the rock. Its most important church is the Dark Church and contains the best preserved frescoes in the region. It also offers an excellent view with the valleys surrounding it and the huge fairy chimneys it contains.

Pasabaglari

It has become one of the most popular travel spots with the most intense view of rock formations called fairy chimneys and the scenery it offers. The hermitage rooms carved into these fairy chimneys are important examples reflecting the lifestyle of the monks. There is also a chapel dedicated to St. Simon. Saint Simon lived for 37 years in a small hermitage built on a high column and became famous for his miracles. After his death, his followers who believed in his teachings formed a new trend and this group was called Stylites (saints living on pillars). Some monks who came to the Cappadocia region lived a life similar to the mystical lifestyle of St. Simon, who lived in small cells they built on high fairy chimneys.

Devrent (Imagination) Valley

The variety of formations of rock structures and their likeness to different species by humans offer an interesting and different experience. The most popular of these formations are camel, Napoleon's hat, Virgin Mary and child Jesus, bride and groom figures. Although there are not many traces of life in the valley, it has become one of the most popular travel spots in Cappadocia with its unique rock figures and its interesting and special view.

Avanos And Pottery Workshops

Avanos is an ancient city established on the banks of the Kızılırmak. The Kızılırmak is the longest river that starts and ends in Turkey. The Kızılırmak divides the district in two from east to west. This city, divided by Kızılırmak, is connected to each other by 4 bridges. The oldest of these is the stone bridge. The reason why this river is called Kızılırmak is that a red clay layer was formed by the mixing of the minerals brought by the river from far away and the rich minerals in the Cappadocia region, and this gave the river a reddish color worthy of its name. It has lost this feature due to the dams built today. The city of Avanos has hosted a history of four thousand years, bearing the traces of Hittite, Phrygian, Persian, Assyrian, Roman, Byzantine, Seljuk and Ottoman. The art of jug making in this city is a legacy left by the Hittites and has been produced since 2000 BC. The Hittites were experts in pottery making. They built a pipeline to carry spring water to cities and meet their water needs. The water pipes used were also used to transfer polluted water and rain water.

Love Valley

The color differences on the rocks formed as a result of volcanic eruptions in different periods and the fascinating fairy chimney formations that cover the valley combine in harmony and offer a wonderful nature view. In ancient times, this valley, where there were large and small streams, so the local people concentrated their agricultural work here, was called Baglidere. In the following times, the drying up of the streams caused this place to be the meeting point of lovers, and today it has begun to be called the Valley of Love.

Classic Balloon Tour

The tour first picks up from the hotel at the pick-up time given by the balloon company, then goes to the breakfast area of the balloon company. During the technical preliminary preparation of the balloons, light snacks (tea, coffee, cake) are served.
From the breakfast area, we move to the balloon flight area, where there is a chance to watch the preparation of the balloons for 20-30 minutes and take photos before the balloon tour starts. The flight starts after the short briefing given by the pilot before the flight.
After the tour, there is a champagne celebration ceremony, which has become a tradition after the first balloon flight in the world, while presenting a flight certificate or medal signed by the pilot.

Horseback Riding on Day

With the horses that ancient civilizations used the phrase 'Land of Beautiful Horses', one of the origins of the name Cappadocia, for their basic needs, this time you; the history they produced by following the paths they followed, the traces they left in the unique view of the valleys; You have the chance to explore the fairy chimneys, valleys and natural beauties on the paths, among the vineyards in the shining light of the stars and the Moon, completely intertwined with nature on horseback.