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Kusadasi holidays

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Kusadasi

Kusadasi is a resort town on the Aegean Coast of Turkey, close to the ancient city of Ephesus. Once just a small fishing village, it is today amongst the most populated resorts in Turkey. However, in spite of its new found popularity, Kusadasi is a great holiday resort with an amazingly beautiful coastline and several archaeological sites nearby. The proximity to these historical sites and to the Ionian settlements of Miletus, Priene and Didyma makes this place an ideal base for travellers wanting to explore the Aegean coast.

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Things To Do

Kusadasi's clean sandy beaches are the main reason for the huge influx of travellers to the place and most prefer to just laze in the sun and enjoy the sand and surf. The water is pretty safe and swimming is the most frequently conducted activity. The place offers a wide range of watersports through local operators and these range from the sedate boating and waterskiing to the more adventurous snorkeling and scuba diving. Beaches also organize boat trips to the various interesting islands and destinations on the Aegean coast. There are three water theme parks in the area and those fond of thrills will have an amazing experience there. On land, visitors can opt for horse riding or jeep safaris and can even visit some of the historical sites around the resort.

Food & Drink

You’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to food in Kusadasi. There are restaurants serving traditional Turkish favourites like kebabs and mezes. You can also enjoy British dishes such as fish and chips and fry-ups.

In The Evening

Kusadasi has among the most active nightlife in Turkey. The Bar Street, in the old town centre, is the center of attraction, with all the bars and pubs lining the street playing pulsating music until the early hours of the morning. The most frequented destinations are the massive open-air disco and the Ecstasy Bar, where famous European DJs anchor the shows. Young Brits mostly prefer to get together at Jimmy’s Irish Bar, which is located at the start of Bar Street. For those preferring it, Kusadasi offers a more sedate nightlife too, in the form of cabaret bars, Turkish folk taverns and cozy jazz clubs.

Health & Entry Requirements

Religious customs, particularly during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan, should be strictly followed. While visiting religious shrines and mosques, it is advised to dress modestly. Photography should be avoided near military and official institutions and always ask permission when taking photographs of people.