Full Day P.M.D. Tour [7 Hours]
Tour to Didyma with Temple of Apollo, Priene, Miletus
Starting from US$35 per person
The three towns of Priene, Miletus, and Didyma make up part of Ancient Ionia, homeland of many of the ancient world’s greatest artistic and scientific minds, and each endowed with haunting ruins. They're all within 40 km (25 miles) of each another, and if you get an early enough start, you can visit them all in one day, either with a car or on a PMD (Priene, Miletus, Didyma) tour with Celsus Travel. If you decide to spend a night in the area, you’ll find the most hotels in and around Didyma, where the modern town has developed into a lively seaside resort, populated largely by foreigners.
Discover those fabulous Ionian Ancient Cities through customized tours & private and small-group tours with our excellent local guides! Our tours are ideal for first time visitors as well as connoisseurs.
Tour to Didyma with Temple of Apollo, Priene, Miletus
Starting from US$35 per person
Tour to Bafa Lake, Kapikiri Village, Priene, Miletus, Didyma
Starting from US$45 per person
Tour to Ephesus Ancient City, Didyma with Temple of Apollo, Miletus
Starting from US$50 per person
We were on a cruise that stopped in Kusadasi. Since we already visited Ephesus, we wanted to try something different. So we booked a tour for "Priene-Miletus-Didyma" directly with Celsus Travel because it had good reviews online. The tour cost us about 50 Euro / pers and we really really enjoyed it. We were picked up at the port and driven to the three sites in a Mercedes Minivan that was very clean and comfortable. The guide we got (Yigit Ergen) was wonderful. He was very knowledgeable and he made every minute very interesting. Priene has a lot to offer. Miletus has a great Arena with a lot of history too. And the baths are really well conserved. Didyma has only the "Temple of Apollo", but this is so huge and this makes a nice place to end the day. The only downside is the restaurant where we were taken for lunch. It had a great view but there were a lot of cats in the restaurant. That does not sit well with me. But I would definitely recommend the PMD tour to anyone else if they could have a great guide like we did. If you never went in that region Ephesus should still be the first choice to visit, but if you already saw it, PMD is a really nice option.
— Marco - Quebec City, Canada
Reviewed June 14, 2014