Pigeon Island, with its
gleaming image, really
deserves to be symbol of Kusadasi.
The eye-catching
view
of the island, uniting
with the panoramic
colors of sunset attract
every visitors. As the
island was
much-frequented place of
birds during the
seasonal...
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National Park, The ideal
place to escape from
town fuss and noise is a
well-merited rest and
be
ach afternoon in the
national park (since
1960's) of Kalamaki in
the "Dilek Peninsula".
Located approx. 30 km
South of Kusadasi, it is
only 1-2 km far...
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Davutlar, a small quite
town, populated 6000 in
the winter and rising up
to 35000 in the summer,
is situated 15km south
of Kusadasi, on the way
to National Park. The
center of the town is a
bit farther from the
sea, but fine powdery
sand of the beaches...
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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 very...
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Selcuk, the 18 km of
road from Kusadasi to
Selcuk pass through
spectacular beach and
mountain scenery. The
pretty town Selcuk is
famous with its being a
fascinating mixture of
all historical periods.
The strategic...
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Sirince, this pretty old
Orthodox village, 12 km
away from Ephesus and 30
km from Kusadasi, was
once Cirkince ("ugly").
Indeed its habitants
gave this name on
purpose as they did not
want to be bothered by
by foreigners...
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Soke, a 20 km enjoying
road journey,
experiencing varied
tones of green on the
valleys and spectacu
lar
view of Kusadasi gulf
from the high mountains,
reaches to Soke. The
city is reputed for its
immense agricultural
lands...
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Bafa Lake, offers
an ideal location for
relaxation with its
impressive setting, and
full with visitors
who
prefer cooling off in
the lakeside cafes &
restaurants for enjoying
the excellent view. As
an ancient gulf transformed...
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Aydin, as the capital
city of Kusadasi, is
situated on the western
side of Turkey and about
65km eas
t from Kusadasi.
Surrounded by the
natural beauty of
Mountain Samsun, the
area around...
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Pamukkale, An unusual
natural and historical
site with the sparkling
white castle -like
cascades, Pa
mukkale is
one of the most
important highlights of
Turkey, unique in the
world. The site is named
in Turkish as "Pamukkale"...
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Izmir, third biggest
city of Turkey, called
Pearl of the Aegean, has
been planned in such a
way that the chaotic
environment of
metropolises has been avoided.Izmir is located
at the beginning of a
long narrow...
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Cesme, it is located in
the west of Izmir. The
name Cesme means
fountain in Turkish. The
name comes from
the many
springs around the area
during the 18th and 19th
centuries. It is one of
the most...
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Didim (Didyma), is a
peninsula surrounded by Mugla and Akbuk in the
east, the Aegean Sea in
the
south, the Bafa Lake
and the Meander River in
the north. There are a
lot of historical places
to visit such as ancient
cities Didyma, Miletos
and Priene. It is also a
holiday resort...
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Bodrum, The first
settlement in Bodrum was
on the little island
where the St Peter
Castle is
located.
According to the
father of history
Herodotus, Dorians from
Troezen called their new
island Zephyria. It is
not...
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Marmaris, was used to be
called Physkos and it
was part of the Carian
Empire during the 6th
century B.C.
although it
is not known when
exactly the town was
founded. According to
the historian Herodotus
it was a...
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Gocek, previously named
Kalimche in the
antiquity, was
conveniently located
between Telmessos (today
Fethiye) and Kaunos
(today Dalyan).
According to the
legends, it is in the
Gocek area that Ikarus
felt...
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