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Guzelcamli
Located 23km south-west of Kusadasi, Guzelcamli offers a peaceful atmosphere by the seaside. Since its founding in 700BC, the town has been continually inhabited by many civilizations. Guzelcamli was an important convention place of the Ionian States, named as Panionian during the Ionian era. The town has also kept its significance after the Ionians, and was ruled by Seljukians and Ottomans, until today. Guzelcamli, with nice beaches for swimming, is also a superb spot for all water sports. Numerous beaches and bays allow the visitors to make activities or swim in the warm waters during the day. The impressing National Park is within the municipality boundaries of Guzelcamli. Unspoiled natural…
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Hierapolis
The ancient city of Hierapolis near Pamukkale Denizli was founded in 190 B.C. by Eumenes II, king of Pergamon. In the 2nd and 3rd centuries, it reached the height of its development as a Roman thermal bath center. The city owes its name to the wife of Telephos, legendary founder of Pergamum. According to other sources the city owes the name “Hiera” (which is believed to have meant sacred city) because of religious events which took place there. An inscription which was the text of an edit about the city which Eumenes had dictated in honour of his mother has an interesting tale to tell. The city founded around a…
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Pigeon İsland Kusadasi
Pigeon Island is the symbol of Kusadasi. The island is place of birds during the seasonal migrations that are why it was named Bird Island. Island is one of the best places to watch the panoramic view of the beautiful city and enjoy watching the sunset. You can also sip your drink at one of the cafe in the island and with scenery. The Island was used for securing the shores or preverted the attacks from the sea. The Byzantine Castle is standing on the rocks and used against pirates.
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How to get to kusadasi
By Flight There are 2 major international airports near Kusadasi. The first one is Izmir International Airport (ADB) which is 80 kms away from Kusadasi and the other one is Bodrum Airport (BJV) which is 130 km from Kusadasi. There are different ways to reach Kusadasi from those airports. Taking a private transfer or hiring a cab are two options. By Ferry You can visit Kusadasi by cruise ships or you can take a ferry from Greek island Samos to Kusadasi. There are 2 ferries everyday between Samos and Kusadasi during high season; 08:30 in the morning and 17:00 in the afternoon. Schedules are subject to change due to seasonal,…
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Guvercinada Castle
With its magnificent view of the Güverciadası Castle, it really deserves to be the symbol of Kusadasi. The eye-catching view of the island, combined with the panoramic colors of the sunset, attracts every visitor. The island is one of the most preferred places to visit in summer and winter months for domestic and foreign people living in Kuşadası. Guvercinada Castle History: Unlike the inner fortress, more recently, the inscription of the outer walls, which translated the island in 1826, can now be translated into Turkish: Praise be to praise, this castle was okay to build the stones came from the Snake and was used in this castle. In the work…
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Parks in Kusadasi
Kuşadası is a very rich holiday destination in terms of natural beauty. Don’t spend your day sitting in the hotel. Go out and discover Kusadasi. After a nice stroll along the beach you can find beautiful parks and tea gardens. The most well-known of these is undoubtedly the park. Rumor has it that after the establishment of the Republic of Atatürk came to Kuşadası here stops his car and how much he likes here, then this place remains as the name of the Father. Atatürk is not right to like it is not really like this place. Gazibegendi Park is a great place to enjoy the view and watch the…
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Çeşme
Çeşme is one of the most beautiful summer places in İzmir, which is located on the peninsula of its name. Turkey are in the west. Cesme, Karaburun and Urla districts are listed on this peninsula. As in almost all Aegean regions, Cesme has both nature, sea and history together. The fountain is a place that has survived from ancient times. First the Cretans then lived here. Under the Roman domination, the last point of the Çeşme harbor silk road was the gate from east to west. Çeşme, which entered the Ottoman sovereignty in 1566, lost its importance and started to gain importance. Then, those who came to Cesme were exchanged.…
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Fethiye
Fethiye is a district of Muğla which is located at the intersection of the Mediterranean Region and the Aegean Region. Ferhan to Notifications is the natural and historical beauties of Turkey’s top holiday destinations of the mane and in recent years has become one of Turkey’s most popular tourist attractions. Therefore, investments in the region have also increased. Surrounded by mountains, Fethiye joins the Gulf of Fethiye to create a hidden paradise. The mountainous areas are covered with forests and have a clean air. Ferthiye, which has an indented structure, has beautiful bays. A classic Mediterranean climate is observed in the region and hot and dry winters are mild in…
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Bodrum
When it comes to the Aegean, one of the first places to doubt is Bodrum or Halikarnassos. Both natural and historical beauty of Bodrum is one of Turkey’s most important holiday resorts. Homer’s land of eternal blues depicts Bodrum as a land that has not been shared and has been struggled for. Bodrum Castle on the peninsula composed of the unification of the east and west ports, white houses on the shore and narrow streets reaching the sea are the most common features of Bodrum. Bodrum as a holiday resort has the infrastructure to meet all the demands of its visitors and is a place to live in summer winter.…
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Lake Bafa
Lake Bafa is the largest lake in the Aegean region, located in the province of Aydın. The lake is named after Bafa Village on the east coast. Another name is Çamiçi Lake. Surrounded by mountains on three sides and with plenty of trees around it, the surrounding area has a very clean air. To the north of the lake lies the Mountain Labada in the south of the Beşparmak Mountains. Lake Bafa is 17 km from the Aegean Sea. In the past, the lake was a gulf and it was known as Vafi Sea, but it is known that this bay was filled with the lands of the great Menderes…
