Take a day trip to Turkey from the shores of Samos. Hop on a ferry and cross the Aegean Sea to tour a real Turkish treasure – Ephesus archaeological site. Let an expert guide bring history to life as you stroll between column-lined avenues crammed with temples, relics and religious statues. Afterwards, there's free time to discover the bazaars and shops of Kusadasi, too.
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Tina
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Im Preis kein Mittagessen inbegriffen.
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Flis Salmon
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Vereinigtes Königreich
We would have liked more information about outward journey - assumed pick-up by coach so surprised (but very happy) to be taken to the port by cab. We were dropped at unoccupied port passport control building and left waiting for an hour - unfortunately in the open in pouring rain - for it to open with no idea how to obtain our ferry tickets. However, once boarded we had a great experience and our guide was incredibly knowledgeable - very genial too and he communicated well.
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Gerrit & Elma
Als Paar gereist
Niederlande
Minder leuk was het om opgehaald te worden door een chagrijnige taxichauffeur en een uur met 3p op een achterbank te zitten, na aankomst bij de haven een half uur in de kou te staan zonder ontvangst reisleider en te weten hoe laat de boot weg zou gaan. Toilet op de oude ferry smerig en op terugweg nog erger, gewoon goor. Bezichtiging in Efese met gids erg leuk. Gids vertelde veel. Vrije tijd in Kusadasi prima, lang genoeg.
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Stefan
Als Paar gereist
Vereinigtes Königreich
Although everything was in English language there was no local explanation of the way the ticketing worked on the outward and return ferry.The use of the boarding cards in particular. Ephesus its self was a bit disappointing they have a lot of work to do to make sense of all of the ruins.I have seen better examples in Italy and other countries. Considering the Turks charge €45 entrance fee I wonder how much is spent on the restoration.The guide provided too much information about himself
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Annika
Als Paar gereist
Schweden
Intressant tur, dock är stoppet på marknaden både onödigt och oefterfrågat, vi fick ingen info om det av TUI-säljaren på hotellet. Det drog ut så på tiden, det blev alldeles för lång tid innan lunch kl 14.30. Med tanke på hur tidigt turen startade, kl 7.10 så är det lite illa planerat. Lägg på 10 euro o låt lunch ingå efter Efesos
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Gosia
Als Paar gereist
Polen
Podobalo mi sie miejsce, moze nie koniecznie liczba ludzi, ale na to nie ma wplywu.
Samos island tour with the Heraion sanctuary and Potami village
Samos is brimming with cultural and historic riches. And this tour whisks you to some of its best spots, including the Heraion. You'll also visit a monastery and ceramic workshop and explore Potami. Samos is so magnetic that its pull has drawn Irene, one of our guides. She says, ‘As a third generation Greek born and raised in Australia, I came to Samos dreaming of archaeology. In just one day, you'll discover as much of this beautiful island as possible – its history, religion, products and people.'Hera was an important deity in ancient Greece. And, according to legend, she was born in the Heraion, a stone's throw from the Aegean. We'll kick off in the ruins of this sanctuary – now a UNESCO World Heritage Site – strolling along the Sacred Way to see the temple and other relics. Next, you'll visit an Orthodox monastery before dropping by a ceramic workshop in Timos. It gives much-needed work to islanders. You'll receive a Pythagoras cup as a souvenir of your visit.Next up is a visit to an organic olive factory, where you'll have the opportunity to learn about the production process and sample a variety of its natural health products. Then, it's on to tiny Potami, a hidden gem where you'll have some free time for lunch. This quaint locale boasts a lovely beach perfect for a leisurely swim in the sparkling waters. If you're up for a bit of adventure, channel your inner Lara Croft and explore the nearby waterfall or the intriguing ruins of a Genoese castle.
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Plaster Casting Workshop in Samos
Travel to the history of gypsum in Greek Architecture and learn how to create plaster decorations.
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Sail from Samos to the coast of Asia Minor to the characterful town of Kusadasi, famed for its appealing shops and bazaars. Set off from the port of Pythagorio at 7.30am and cruise towards the Orient. Around 75 minutes later, you'll arrive in Kusadasi, where you'll have the whole day to potter in the Turkish bazaars, browsing for carpets, leatherware, jewellery, and handicrafts made from brass or alabaster.
Captain Vaggelis sets sail every day from Votsalakia to explore the hidden gems of Samos only reachable by boat. You'll see the deep cave near Limnionas, then we'll head for Klima beach, a beautiful spot with the towering peak of Mount Kerkis providing a dramatic backdrop. On the sail back we'll have an extra swim stop in Limnionas, and arrive back with memories of deserted bays and unique beaches.
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Samos Wine Tasting Experience from Votsalakia and Karlovasi
This vineyard tour puts one of the best known wineries in Samos in the spotlight. Founded in 1976, Vakakis Winery today has expanded to over 30 acres and is run by the second generation of the Vakakis family. They use traditional winemaking methods and modern technology to create high-quality wines that reflect the terroir of Samos. You'll see the vineyards and the winery, learn about the winemaking process and sample their wines.
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Samos Wine Tasting Experience from Pythagorio
Housed in a stunning 19th-century stone building, the Samos Wine Museum showcases the history of the island's wine-making through artefacts including old photographs, production records, and collectible bottles. Learn about traditional winemaking and then round off your visit with an extended wine tasting of four different wines in a beautiful location.
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Samos island tour from the west with wine-tasting
Samos is proof that it's the little things that count, and this Greek island has them all – beauty, crafts, history and quality local produce. This full day island tour lets you experience it all in just one trip. Highlights include the Temple of Hera and the village of Pythagorio, as well as visits to olive and wine factories.You'll ease into the day with a visit to a traditional olive oil factory to see how it is made, followed by a ceramics workshop, run by the artist Timo. Then, you'll meet your local guide at an Orthodox monastery and move on to discover the Temple of Hera, one of the largest temples in Ancient Greece.Now you've earned a quick break, and the picturesque village of Pythagorio is just the place for it. You'll have some free time here to grab lunch before ending the day with a visit to a nearby wine factory for a tasting of the locally-produced vino.
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Take a day trip to Turkey from the shores of Samos. Hop on a ferry and cross the Aegean Sea to tour a real Turkish treasure – Ephesus archaeological site. Let an expert guide bring history to life as you stroll between column-lined avenues crammed with temples, relics and religious statues. Afterwards, there's free time to discover the bazaars and shops of Kusadasi, too.
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The placid and azure waters off southwest Samos offer some of the best boating conditions in the entire Aegean. Glide through the sparkling sea as you head to the tiny island of Samiopoula.
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Holidays are about getting away from it all. And this morning cruise does just that. Cooling off in the waters of Samos's south coast, you'll also visit the remote island of Samiopoula – an isolated island with no inhabitants.Sailing out of Pythagorios' pretty port, you'll know you're on holiday when you feel the sun on your face and a warm sea breeze wash over you. Gliding through the Ireon village, you'll pass secluded beaches and rocky coves. Whilst being served fresh fruit and refreshments by the crew, you may even be lucky enough to spot a dolphin or two.Then, you'll relax and top up your tan until it's time to swim ashore at Samipoula. Spend time here exploring the island's unspoiled landscape, its lone church, or enjoying a dip in the Aegean. The water here is calm and clear, so expect to see plenty of fish. And cruising back to shore at a leisurely pace, you'll have time to catch a few more rays on deck.
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