“Ibrahim was the greatest guide ever. The sightings were astonishing and the accommodation was also extraordinary. The only thing that wasn't good, was the breakfast place the first day. This could not reach the same level as the other places at all!”

“Cappadocia itself was a great site, but we were left distrustful of the tour company and our guide Kadir. We signed up for a tour with an English-speaking guide. There was another participant in the same group who had signed up for a German-speaking guide, but the German guide was not provided; Kadir said, ‘I don't know anything, I'm just in charge of today's tour because the company told me to’. Kadir said, ‘The rule of this tour is to smile’. These words seem like nice words at first glance, but I could only interpret them to mean: don't complain. I was also looking forward to the balloon ride and…”

“This experience is a long two days but definitely worth it. The contrast between Antalya and Cappadokia is unbelievable, you're transported from beach holiday to the middle of winter wonderland (at least at the end of March) Scenery is breathtaking, and totally unique. It is a very early start (3:30) and late return (8ish) as the drive takes about 7 hrs one way. I appreciated the fact the visits to jewellers/leather and FUR factory/etc were kept to minimum, were taken only to 3 of them, on second morning. Minibus was comfortable, no toilet, frequent enough comfort stops though. The hotel in Cappadokia was warm, with all mod cons although it…”