Turkey's most visited ancient city — İzmir Airport to Ephesus in about an hour, from €33 private.
Ephesus (Efes) is the best-preserved classical city on the Mediterranean and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, inscribed in 2015. Spread across a hillside beside the town of Selçuk in İzmir Province, it was one of the great cities of the Roman world — home to the re-erected marble Library of Celsus, a Great Theatre seating tens of thousands, and colonnaded streets you can still walk end to end. It is served by İzmir Adnan Menderes Airport (ADB), about 60 km and roughly 65 minutes away by road, so how to get to Ephesus is simple: a private Ephesus transfer takes you door-to-door. A one-way SooTransfer from ADB to Ephesus/Selçuk starts at €33 in an Eco Van for up to six passengers, with a fixed price in euros quoted up front and no meter.
Fixed price in EUR for a private Eco Van (up to 6 guests) — larger Vito and V-Class options available at booking.
Round-trip includes up to 6 hours wait time. Need longer? Message us for a flat day-rate.
A private one-way İzmir Airport to Ephesus transfer starts at €33 in an Eco Van for up to six passengers. It's about 60 km and roughly 65 minutes by road, with a fixed euro price quoted up front and free meet-and-greet at arrivals.
The easiest way is a private Ephesus transfer from İzmir Adnan Menderes Airport (ADB) straight to the Selçuk gate — door-to-door, about 65 minutes. Your English-speaking driver waits with a name sign, tracks your flight if you land late, and you pay after the ride.
Yes — Ephesus is the classic Kuşadası shore excursion, only about 20 km and 30 minutes from the cruise port. We meet you at the pier, run a private door-to-door Ephesus day trip, and get you back well before all-aboard.
Allow 2–3 hours to walk the full site from the upper to the lower gate. Add another 30–45 minutes if you buy the extra Terrace Houses ticket, and more if you continue to the House of the Virgin Mary or the Temple of Artemis.
Inside the site: the Library of Celsus, Great Theatre, Curetes Street, Temple of Hadrian, Marble Street, the Odeon and Hercules Gate. Nearby in Selçuk: the House of the Virgin Mary, the Temple of Artemis, the Basilica of St John and the Ephesus Archaeological Museum.