Our first stop offers the best perspective to grasp the sheer scale of Cappadocia. You will enjoy a panoramic view of the fairy chimneys and unique rock formations. Our guide will provide a brief introduction to the geological history of the region, perfect for taking your first memorable photos

Discover the highest point in central Cappadocia. Carved into the rock, this castle has served as a vital defense point since Roman times against various raids. You will see the ancient rooms, shelters, and cisterns carved into the mountain. Our Spanish-speaking guide will explain the strategic importance of this magnificent rock citadel.

A scenic stop overlooking the valley named after the thousands of pigeon houses carved into the soft tuff. You can enjoy the stunning views of Uçhisar Castle from a different angle and even have the fun experience of feeding the pigeons that inhabit the valley.

Explore this UNESCO World Heritage site, the heart of monastic life in Cappadocia. You will visit rock-cut churches dating back to the 4th-13th centuries, such as the Dark Church, Apple Church, and St. Barbara. The frescoes depicting biblical scenes are best understood with the detailed narration of our expert Spanish-speaking guide, revealing the secrets of early Christian history.

After a delicious lunch break at a local restaurant, we will witness the ancient art of pottery making. Using red clay from the Kızılırmak River (Turkey's longest river), local masters will demonstrate techniques passed down from the Hittites. You will even get a chance to try the pottery wheel yourself!

Prepare to be amazed as we descend into one of Cappadocia's deepest underground cities. You will explore a complex network of tunnels, kitchens, wineries, and living quarters located up to 8 floors beneath the earth. Our guide will ensure you navigate these tunnels safely while explaining how thousands of people lived here in hiding.