Hire a car with a driver in Mustafapasa (Cappadocia) for as long as you need it: 2–10 hour packages with 20 km per hour. Your chauffeur picks you up at your hotel or any address in Mustafapasa, waits at every stop and brings you back. Mustafapasa is about 54 km (~50 min) from Nevsehir Cappadocia Airport (NAV).
Chauffeur hire in Mustafapasa starts at €40 per hour; the shortest package is 2 hours / 40 km for €80. The driver picks you up at your hotel or address and waits at every stop; the price is fixed per vehicle, not per person.
Price = hours × hourly rate. Each hour includes 20 km; prices are per vehicle.
| Package | Economy Sedan (3 pax) | FirstClass Van (6 pax) | Vip Sprinter (16 pax) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 hours / 40 km | €80 | €100 | €150 |
| 3 hours / 60 km | €120 | €150 | €225 |
| 4 hours / 80 km | €160 | €200 | €300 |
| 5 hours / 100 km | €200 | €250 | €375 |
| 6 hours / 120 km | €240 | €300 | €450 |
| 8 hours / 160 km | €320 | €400 | €600 |
| 10 hours / 200 km | €400 | €500 | €750 |
Road distances are estimates; the suggested package covers the round trip and about an hour there.
| Place | One way (road) | Suggested package |
|---|---|---|
| Mustafapaşa (Sinasos) & Church of St Constantine and Helena | ≈ 1 km | 2 hours / 40 km |
| Gomeda Valley | ≈ 3 km | 2 hours / 40 km |
| Ortahisar Castle | ≈ 6 km | 2 hours / 40 km |
| Temenni Hill (Ürgüp) | ≈ 7 km | 2 hours / 40 km |
| Three Graces fairy chimneys (Üç Güzeller) | ≈ 8 km | 2 hours / 40 km |
| Göreme Open-Air Museum | ≈ 10 km | 2 hours / 40 km |
| Red & Rose Valleys (Kızılçukur) | ≈ 11 km | 2 hours / 40 km |
| Pigeon Valley | ≈ 12 km | 2 hours / 40 km |
Popular around Mustafapasa: the carved stone mansions of old Sinasos, the Church of St Constantine and St Helena, the Monastery Valley and Gomeda Valley.
Your driver takes you to these places and waits at every stop, so you can combine them as you like.
Known as Sinasos and home to Greek families until the population exchange of the 1920s, the village is famous for its mansions with ornately carved stone façades and courtyards. Strolling its cobbled lanes shows a quieter, more elegant side of Cappadocia.
A Greek Orthodox church in the centre of Mustafapaşa, built in the 18th century and renovated in the 19th. Its carved stone portal and painted interior reflect the prosperity of the village in its Sinasos days.
A quiet valley right next to Mustafapaşa, green with poplars along a small stream and dotted with dovecotes and the remains of rock-cut churches. It is ideal for a peaceful walk far from the tour crowds.
Cappadocia's volcanic soils have supported vineyards since antiquity, and Ürgüp is the centre of the region's winemaking. Tastings are held in cool, rock-cut cellars, where the local speciality is crisp white wine from the indigenous Emir grape.
A hill in the very centre of Ürgüp whose name means "wish", topped by a small Seljuk-era tomb and a tea garden. From here you look down over the town's stone mansions, cave houses and the valleys beyond.
South of Mustafapaşa, just inside Kayseri province, the twin Lower and Upper Soğanlı valleys hold dozens of frescoed rock churches, including the Karabaş Church and the Domed Church carved into a cone of rock. The colourful handmade rag dolls sold by village women are a local symbol.
Each area page shows its own distances and trip ideas.
Hourly rates: Economy Sedan €40, FirstClass Van €50, Vip Sprinter €75. Packages run from 2 to 10 hours; for example 4 hours / 80 km with an Economy Sedan costs €160. The price is per vehicle, not per person.
Each hour includes 20 km. Examples from Mustafapasa — 2 hours / 40 km: Ortahisar Castle.
At your hotel, villa or any address in Mustafapasa. Enter it as the pickup location when booking; the driver waits for you at every stop during the package.
Göreme Open-Air Museum is about 10 km by road from Mustafapasa (20 km there and back). The 2 hours / 40 km package covers the trip, including about an hour there.
Yes. Nevsehir Cappadocia Airport (NAV) to Mustafapasa is about 54 km, ~50 minutes; see the NAV to Mustafapasa transfer page for the fixed price.
Mustafapaşa, once called Sinasos, was home to Greek Orthodox families until the population exchange between Greece and Turkey, and their mansions with carved stone façades still line the streets. The driver drops you at the square and waits while you wander the narrow lanes; some mansions now house hotels or restaurants, so a meal or a tea break can be a chance to see inside. Carved doorways, window arches and grapevine motifs make lovely photo details.
The Church of Saints Constantine and Helena in the centre of town is one of the most important buildings left from the Greek period. In the valleys on the edge of town you will find small rock-cut churches, the Church of Aios Vasilios being one of the best known. The driver takes you as close as possible to each and waits; some churches may be closed for maintenance or restoration, so it pays to keep your plan flexible.
Yes. Gomeda Valley, right next to Mustafapaşa, is a quiet valley of poplars, small orchards and rock-cut dovecotes, well away from the crowds. The driver drops you at the entrance to the valley and waits for your return; for most visitors, walking the easy first section and coming back the same way is plenty. Waymarking is limited, so keep your phone with you and plan to be back before dark.
Yes. Soğanlı lies at the end of the road heading south from Mustafapaşa, a quiet valley known for its Byzantine rock churches and the cloth dolls sewn by village women. Along the way there are stops such as the village of Cemil and the Keşlik Monastery, so the drive itself becomes part of the outing. Soğanlı is off the main tourist circuits, which means fewer crowds and a calm day out.
Yes — simply book each day as its own package. That lets you choose the length and vehicle for each day separately: the northern valleys one day, the underground cities and Ihlara the next, and Kayseri or Erciyes on another. Each booking can be changed or cancelled on its own, which makes it easy to swap days around because of the weather or tired legs.
