The best cure for any chronical pains caused by rheumatism, arthritis, fybromyalgia, skin disorders, digestion problems, respiratory disorders and more....

Cappadocia has the greatest natural places to make wonderful photographs. For the nicest colours best come in spring, summer or fall.

On a bike, you can discover Cappadocia a bit faster then by foot. Come with us on an adventourous bicycle tour through the Cappadocian valleys.

The old bazaar in Kayseri is a colourful gathering of all kinds of merchandise. Friendly shopkeepers sell herbs, clothing, jewellery, shoes, household articles and so on.

On the weekly market you can see many different kinds of merchants, farmers from the mountains come to sell their fresh fruit and vegetables, but also ironware and textile...

Cappadocia has a number of underground cities. These were so big that over 20.000 people could live underground when enemies threatened the local people in Cappadocia.

We grow only biological food, the fertile soil in Cappadocia makes it possible to grow cropps in a natural way, without artificial fertilisers or chemicals.

Hiking is probarbly the best way to explore Cappadocia. Enjoy nature, visit rock-cut churches on the way and eat from what we find growing on our path.

Early Christians settled in Cappadocia to praktice their faith in peace, safe from enemies like the Romans. The most beautiful frescoes can still be admired today.

Float silently through the valleys, so close to the rockformations that you can almost touch them. Then rise to 1000 ft to enjoy mangnificent views over the valleys. A balloon flight is an unforgettable experience.

The old name of Cappadocia is Katpatuka, meaning land of the well-bred horses. Today horses are still a common part of the landscape. Enjoy your ride!

Live traditional music, folklore dance groups, belly-dancer, a Whirling Derwish sema, and unlimited food and drinks, this is what you can expect on a Turkish Night. We take you there and back to the hotel.

Local people and learn from each-other's culture...

Turkish culture is based on helpfullness, friendlyness, hospitality, art, cuisine, and faith.

By talking and helping each-other, we can learn from eachother's culture and make new friends.

Turkish tea never comes alone, mostly local specialities like baklava or pastry are served along with the tea. Making Turkish tea is like a ceremony, and a double tea-pot is used to make it.

Welcome to Cappadocia!

You will have the holiday of a lifetime!!

If you want to do something that is not listed here, please just ask us and we will do our best to arrange it for you.