Kusadasi

The beach resort town of Kusadasi is located on the Aegean Coast in Turkey. Located 95 km ride from Izmir, the island of Kusadasi is known for its stunning turquoise sparkling waters, sandy beaches and large marinas. This major cruise destination is also the gateway to historical ruins in Ephesus, an ancient town in the surrounding areas.

Kusadasi is a popular destination amongst adventure sports lovers, with all its beaches offering numerous experiences like parasailing, snorkelling, kayaking, surfing, scuba diving and cruises. Kusadasi has a romantic setting and is a popular destination among honeymoon couples. It boasts various beaches and islands, including Pigeon Island and the Ladies’ Beach.

Dilek Peninsula National Park, a 20-minute ride from Kusadasi, is an excellent getaway; for those looking for a secluded-lush green valley in the middle of nowhere. This national park’s landscapes contrast with that of the beach town of Kusadasi, with dense forests, green valleys and hiking trails. In addition, the city of Kusadasi embodies Ottoman history. It is the setting for various ancient ruins like that of the Roman Bath, Neopolis, Andiz Tower, Kadi Castle, Scala Nova and Pannonian Agora.