Kusadasi Travel Tour Guide

A foaming sea, good beaches and more than 300 sunny days a year .... No wonder Kusadasi has become one of Turkey the most important sea resorts. The ancient ruins of the fort and its doors are a reminder of the impact of the Ottomans had in the city at the beginning of the 15th Century. In those days, you still see old houses in narrow streets with more changes fashionable streets, such as the "Barlar Sokak ', the place to go if you look for restaurants and entertainment, when the sun sets over the palm-lined boulevard of this port city .

The Pigeon Iceland (just off the coast) offers the ruins of a Byzantine castle (better known as the Pirate Castle) and some good views of the coastal city. Originally the island was called "Bird Iceland", but when the Ottomans decided to name the city, like the (Kusadasi means Bird Iceland), the island was renamed Pigeon Iceland.

From Kusadasi, and ferries to leave for Italy or in one of the Greek islands - there are daily ferries to Samos in the summer. But before you rush out, Kusadasi is also an excellent place from which to explore impressive historical sights, such as Miletus and Ephesus and the rock formations in Pamukkale.

For the holiday of cruise ships, Kusadasi is a popular port of call. While most, it is the historical sights, some prefer the local bazaar. Haggling is the order of the day! While almost all retailers will try to stop you, if something catches the eye, feel free to negotiate. All part of the fun.

Also, please note that this is an original of turkeys fakes outlets. Here you see all the famous brand, you can think, but beware, watches, during the cheap have a chance to 50:50 on your return home.