Ephesus Walking Tour

About Ephesus Walking Tour

A two hour, small group tour in Ephesus. Discover ancient Ephesus with a professional Ephesus local guide.

Ephesus walking tour is a perfect option if you arrive to Ephesus by your own vehicle or public transport. Walk in the marble streets of Ephesus, see city agoras and the temples built for Roman emperors Hadrian and Domitianus.

Visit the ancient Roman toilettes, the Odeon, the magnificent Celsus Library, and enjoy the acoustics of the Grand Theater.

You probably know that Ephesus is very crowded all year long and that the worst time to visit it is summer because of high temperatures and fact that there is no shade in Ephesus. Well, this Ephesus trip can be a solution!

If you want to enter Ephesus early in the morning before all big groups, if you want to avoid the heat and start late in the afternoon, this is the best Ephesus tour option for you.

For this tour our guide will meet you at the upper gate of Ephesus.

Tour Starting Times: 08:30 – 10:30 – 13:00 – 15:00 – 17:00

Our tours are tailor-made to your interest. Contact us for details.

Ephesus Walking Tour Itinerary And Further Details

Testimonials

  • As we’d visited Ephesus previously, we wanted to spend most of our time at the more recently opened Terrace Houses and a local village. A friend highly recommended Ertunga Ecir to us. He promptly answered email questions before we met. He was a friendly, very knowledgeable guide who arranged to smoothly meet our requests. His English is strong. The vehicle he used was large enough for 6 people and the driver was very good. Ertunga’s private tours are excellent!
    JandJim Cupertino, Kaliforniya
  • From the moment we meet Ertunga we found him very friendly and knowledgeable. On the way to Ephesus he told us current information about things happening in Turkey and surrounding countries, Ertunga was very interesting. He was flexible with what we wanted to do for the day. As all the other reviews, we also found Ertunga very good and would recommend.
    Allan Brandon
  • Everything went perfect. very interesting and the guide was very helpful and very experienced in the history subjects. 100% recomended
    German O

The Best Ephesus Tour Guide for You!

Our Ephesus tour guides are locals who have very good knowledge not only about the sights in the area, but also about the history of Christianity. They are all fluent in English, and some of them guide also in other languages. Have the best experience in Ephesus with our expert local guides...

Ephesus at a Glance

See for yourself why the ancient city of Ephesus attracts over 1 million visitors per year!

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Annual Average Temperature Humidity Graph for Ephesus

The hottest month in Ephesus area is July, with an average temperature of 30 °C. The coldest month is January with a lowest temperature of 5°C. On average, December is the most and July the least humid month. Please click on the Graph to zoom in

Annual Average Temperature Graph for Ephesus
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FAQ ABOUT EPHESUS TOURS

We will send you your guide’s mobile number before the tour, so you will be able to call or text him/her before the tour and on the day of the tour.

You can use only local currency, Turkish lira, or you can pay with credit card.

You can pay in advance (bank transfer, credit card or PayPal – there is a small additional fee for this kind of payment), or you can pay cash to your guide at the end of the tour.

During the high season, on some busy days, there are 4-5 cruise ships in Kusadasi port and thousands of people visiting the sight. Local guides have priority for buying entrances, so it is also one of advantages of taking a private tour of Ephesus.

It can be very hot, 38 ºC (100.4 ºF) ir even more, and since there is not much shade in Ephesus, we advise you to bring hat, umbrella and water…

We usually spend around 2 hours in Ephesus, which is enough time to see all the most important parts of this sight.

No, it is definitely not difficult anymore, as there are new, additional wooden paths for wheelchairs inside of Ephesus.

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