Category Buffet Experiences

Turkey · BUFFET EXPERIENCES

3 Buffet Experiences in Turkey, Compared

2 reviewed

In high season the well-run buffet experiences are gone weeks before you arrive. Below are the 3 best, with what you pay, what you get and which suits a first visit.

Ölüdeniz: Butterfly Valley Boat Trip with Buffet Lunch

Ölüdeniz: Butterfly Valley Boat Trip with Buffet Lunch - Boarding the gulet: comfort, space, and the vibe onboard

1.Ölüdeniz: Butterfly Valley Boat Trip with Buffet Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 423 reviews · 8 - 9 hours · from $47Our pick

Ölüdeniz gulet boat trip to Blue Cave, Butterfly Valley, Aquarium Bay, and more, with buffet lunch and multiple swim stops.

“Amazing day out to butterfly valley, we had multiple stops and swimming opportunities which were definitely needed in the heat! The views were stunning, we would recommend paying the additional extra to view the castle ruins. Lunch was tasty and plenty to fill you up! Butterfly valley itself was pretty stoney on the beach, we should have taken water shoes but only had crocs so that’s a top tip if you’re visiting. Overall a fabby day trip, definitely worth it. There is a photographer on the boat who got loads of lovely pictures of us which we could buy at the end, no pressure to if you didn’t want any.…”

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From Marmaris: Ephesus and Selcuk Tour with Buffet Lunch

From Marmaris: Ephesus and Selcuk Tour with Buffet Lunch - Celsus Library and the UNESCO-Level Ruins You Actually Want to See

2.From Marmaris: Ephesus and Selcuk Tour with Buffet Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 135 reviews · 10 - 13 hours · from $41Best value

Marmaris to Ephesus and Selcuk: guided UNESCO ruins with Celsus Library, buffet lunch, and free time for Mary’s House or Artemis.

“Our guide Nur was amazing. She was so knowledgeable about Ephesus and such a nice lady and very funny to. She really brought Ephesus to life for us. The journey went very well and the rest stops we're the right amount. May be a little something extra or different for breakfast and definitely a knife instead of a fork would have been good. Great value for money and an excellent day all round. Bring a hat as the area is very open with very little shade and wear shoes with good grip as the stone and marble slabs are slippery in places.”

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