Beautiful place to spend a great day.We came here a little worried because it seems in Cesme these type of beaches can be sneaky with prices and services. I’m happy to tell this place is not the case, yes the entrance fee is expensive but all the property is spotless clean as the beach, the staff is not trying to sell you or cheat you into unnecessary things. We think it’s a great value for money if you come all day long not just a couple of hours. The beach and nature it self is so beautiful and the water is so cold even in summer perfect refreshing. I think people who doesn’t like this place are the ones expecting a total different experience, just go to the public beaches where everyone throws cigarettes on the ground and leave dirty behind and you will realize why this place is so good.

It was our first time to visit this beautiful beach… everything was perfect and we had a very good time with our dogs. Staff was so kind and helpful, we appreciate also the owner Mr Vedat and the Manager Mr Selcuk. with good memories we are looking to visit again. Restaurant is nice, cocktails also… well done

We had a Great day today in the flyin Beach Resort. Service is amazing . Water quality is unbelievably good. A little bit cold but amazing. My wife loves it. And you know happy wife happy life;) Try the Pide and the Spezial Cocktails. Best Place for a chilled beach experience. No loud music. Stuff is amazing.

Amazing spot, very nice and helpful staff that make sure you feel good. The beach and water are a dream! Food is really good a well. Music is not too loud. 100% recommend for a relaxing day. Worth the money.

Just loved it here, was here off season, super relaxed, beautiful place to be alive… 😎🥰🤩

I had a wonderful time at Fly-inn Beach Club. The beach was clean and beautiful, the water was clear and refreshing, and the staff was friendly and helpful. The food and drinks were delicious and varied, from local dishes to international cuisine. The music is fun, and the atmosphere was relaxing and enjoyable. It was the perfect place to spend a summer day with friends or family. I highly recommend Fly-inn Beach Club to anyone looking for a top-notch beach experience in Cheshme (Çeşme). It has entrance fee, the foods price like other restaurants in Cheshme.

We first visited there 2 years ago, the sea, the beach, the management of the beach: all are 5/5. This is BEACH, for real. Might be slightly expensive than others but you will have the best food, great cocktails, delicious food, cleanliness, not overcrowded sea, friendly staff, free parking lot and all of that. Paying 10-20% extra is totally OKAY if you can afford to enjoy your time with peace rather than some other beaches who are rude, discriminatory and charging for parking lot on top of entrance fee.

This castle, built by the Italians, stands on the town's seaside square. It faces the sea, overlooking the coastline, the opposite shore, and offering a panoramic view of the entire town. The entrance fee is 100 lira, but foreign tourists are charged double. The castle is made of stone and consists of three inner sections, designed for defense. Inside, there are several exhibition halls, one of which showcases the naval battle between the Turkish and Russian fleets off the coast of Çeşme. Of course, the most impressive aspect remains the Italian architectural craftsmanship.

Some interesting artifacts, the museum was pretty cool but small. Nice view from the top though any ships in the marina are in the foreground. Bathrooms were closed for renovations. Museum pass came in handy.

Absolutely worth visiting. Entrance is just €6, and it's well spent money. Once you reach the top, you're rewarded with a phenomenal panoramic view of the town and coastline. Highly recommended for history lovers and anyone looking to enjoy beautiful scenery.

Beautiful castle, fantastic to walk around on the high walls. Beautiful view on the harbor! Unfortunately we a little were disappointed because there was little information provided on the origin of the building and where all the rooms/places were for. So definitely a go for the view but not so much to learn.

€6 to enter for tourists. Different price for a turkish citizen. Historical information is interesting , long with good displays. Many stairs leading to great views of the marina

A beautiful castle in the city center. The ticket price felt a bit too high, so I didn’t go inside, but the views from the outside are also amazing.

With an entrance fee of only €6 (compared to €15-20 at other sites), this is a bargain. Sunset visits offer particularly scenic views.

As many other beaches we have experienced in Turkey, also this one is full of garbage. It's quite disgusting, and a pity. There seems to be no municipal cleaning service and people are uncivilised too. The beach itself could be gorgeous, long shore, shallow water.

This beach is undoubtedly one of the best beaches we have ever visited. Its pristine, golden-white sands and mesmerizing turquoise waters create a postcard-perfect scene. The beach is impeccably clean and offers a tranquil escape with complimentary sun loungers. Our kids were in absolute heaven. A must-visit!

Pristine white sand, family friendly, shower and toilet facilities. Fish are visible in the water. Amazing beach

The water is a bit cluttered with different debris like plastic waste and parts of algae, especially while entering the water, water’s edge But then if you go deeper, it’s cleaner The beach is quite spacious, there are few toilet facilities (quite smelly truth to be told) Sand is kinda clean

This is a difficult one, the beach in so many ways is superb. It long, sandy, shallow, the water even in late September is warm enough for swimming comfortably BUT.... Maybe it's because it's the end of the season but the beach is covered in rubbish, I mean cigarette buts, bottle caps, plastic of all sorts, I mean just so much. Ok you might say well lots of beaches have bits of rubbish on them these days but thus is the main tourist beach that is so long and wide it could easily have a tractor go up and down at night with one of those rubbish filter / trailers behind it. Such a shame.

Beautiful and clean public beach. Lots of space to find a good spot. Water is so clear and even end of September still OK temperature wise. There are cabins where you can change and even open showers to wash off the sand. Toilets are there but might be hard to look at... Nevertheless for a public and free beach extremely pleasant.

Stunning beach. Very clean. Water is warm and flat. Did plenty of swimming here in summer. A must visit.

Finally I visited here, and I’m so happy to choose this place.We have a enjoyable day, But if you want to have your own privet place you should came early in the morning to get chaise longue.

İncirlikoy is a small beach in Karaburun. You reach there by going down on the shore. I visited in May on a windy day and the beach was totally empty, except a sunbathing man. Neither cafe was open. It was quiet.

Very dirty. Sunbeds are old and broken. We came at 10,no service. We were told that the service will start at 11. The swimming area is very small The view is excellent. But...

Small and calm beach in Karaburun. Prices are acceptable. Meals around 20 TL, 50 cl beer 25 TL (August 2019)

Simply beautiful. The food and cafe is good. There are changing rooms and the place is clean.

it's a small but good cove

It is a nice spot to have fun, however, It is not the best place if you are looking for silence and a place to relax, This place is used to be crowded almost every day.

It was one of the worst places ever. You pay 250 TL per person to enter, only to realise the beach is literally full of plastic. They seem not to care. Avoid at all costs.

Horrible place. Dirty. They didn't even bother cleaning the plastic garbage laying on the sand. Avoid

Dirty toilets and changing rooms. The food much below average. You should definitely choose orher beaches with the same entrance fee, and much better sercvice!!

Dirty too much trash everywhere. Camping area is very untidy there is no sign where to park or where to build up your tent not enough beach to swim very narrow and full of sunbeds. Eating area concrete building is next to see it is wrongly placed. It must be far from see shore.

Good place , if you're a foreign like me , they' ll try to charge you for money , its a picnic/camping place

Superrrr!!!! Wooww!!! Beautifull blue lagoon, very speciall place...

Cristal clear sea and please to spend a summer day!

Well designed winery. Worth visiting. Red wine with great value.

Beautiful setting for a family owned winery. Very nice wine tasting event set up by Regent Cruise. Driving to location in a coach bus was very interesting, but a skilled driver made the trip feel safe. Most of the fellow passengers thought the wines were good but not worthy of ship around the world. Staff were friendly with a nice little tour of the operation.

This winery produces great wines and has a beautiful venue. Wine tour and tasting start every hour until 17:00 for 200 Turkish lira per person.

We had a great tasting experience here. Good value for the 300 TL that it cost when we went as you get a good description of the wines and get to taste 5 wines. They also provide water, bread sticks, and cheese for palate cleansing in between. Beautiful grounds.

Very amateur company. Customer service is terrible. Purchased their expensive Suss series for $240 which is supposed be their limited edition high end bottles. We purchased it for our very special customer but we wish we just purchased a $10 Doluca. We were ashamed when giving it to our customer because the wine leaked and even the box was messed up. We contacted them emailed back and forward many times, even talked to one of the board members but he was even worse than regular customer representatives. They tried to ship a replacement to our address in the US but then it got stuck at the customs and was destroyed. Then we asked for refund and they did not agree to give our money back. What a shame, what a waste of money.. Stay away from this company and stay away from their wine. You will regret everything about it.

It is a very beautiful winery, a nice place to take photos. I liked it here and the people working here were very friendly and helpful. However, it is a very basic wine tasting experience and tour, the cellar tour is about 7 minutes with some basic information. The wine tasting was nice but they dont have any food and you cant get a glass of wine to drink on your own. Its a very nice experience overall and beautiful views, but after the wine tasting we went to another winery to have wine and cheese plate.

This estate is one of the best globally. Located in a picturesque valley in Urla, garden shaped as a wine droplet, fancy driveway and the pool over the cellar are all fantastic design elements. Garden is beautiful any time of the year. There also is a hotel here, Two rooms, that only has two rooms 😅 red wines are top notch, particularly Urla Karasi and Nexus are amazing. A must visit in Urla 🍷 tasting is 30 TL per person, cellar tour is free

Teos was once a thriving port center until Cyrus the Great invaded Lydia and Ionia around 540 BC. Teos regained its importance as a port thanks to Antigonus Monophthalmus. Epicurus himself is said to have studied there at that time. Famous people born in Teos include: Anacreon (poet), Hecataeus (historian), Protagoras (philosopher - sophist), Scythinus (poet), Andron (geographer) and Apellicon (curator of Aristotle's works).

A highly recommended place! If you visit Izmir, you must visit this place! It’s really stunning! The entrance fee is 15 euros (March 2025) and you need to pay 700 Turkish liras for the cable car. If you drive to Bergama, you can drive up the hill (no need to use the cable car) and the parking fee is just 100 Turkish liras. *** you can buy the tickets there, easily.

We visited this place as we were visiting the city of izmir. The thing I liked about the place was the old olive trees. Other than that, the place needs lots of walking and very few things to see

The most lovely thing there was the buque of olive trees around every of which more then 100 years old. I enjoyed it. To walk all the place you will need around 50-60 min especially if is very hot

While planning your visit here, you should remember that it is a huge area and the distance among the ruins is long. You will have to walk long so, definitely take some water with you. Although there are seats in the shade for resting, you will be walking in the sun most of the time. This is why you may consider visiting it when the sun isn't that strong. P.S. The employee at the entrance wasn't very kind but hopefully, you will meet a more friendly one.

If you’re interested in beautiful walks in nature, history and ancient olive trees, I highly recommend a visit to Teos. You will hardly see any completed structures, you mainly see ruins sprinkled around the site but it is a great outdoor walk for families. It’s not super stroller friendly, while it is possible, I’d leave the stroller in the car. There is a bathroom at the visitor center and there is plenty of parking. Difficult to arrive in public transportation.

Another lovely city of Ionian League. The sad part is there is nothing to see except a little bit of theatre and government building. A lot of ruins and huge olive trees. Easily you can spend 2 hours. Almost all of the ancient city needs restoration here. I wish the government spent some money for this! That’s a huge opportunity for global tourism.

Nice and clean beach and the sea. Only down side is there is no option for food or drinks. Bring your own water.

It is a stony and very wavy beach. There are lots of snacks to eat and drink. Prices are not very cheap at average island prices. However, there are extreme waves in the afternoon, I recommend you to check the weather and wind conditions before going.

It's really beautiful but the wind and waves make it hard to enjoy unless you just spend the whole day looking at it.

Nice beach with bars but there is not too much shadow there (only few trees and sunbeds which get occupied pretty early in the morning). But worth a visit if you are nearby

Very, very windy. Nice waves, rocky beach, doesn’t differ much from the other beaches from the area.

Very nice beach, few bars and restaurants. You can find tree shadow or you can pay for sunbeds and umbrellas

Great beach, clear waters, ample free space, cool beach bars

Fun hike and experience past the river and waterfalls. Not an easy path as you cross over multiple surfaces, so it is a good challenge. Make sure to wear swimming clothes if you want to make it to the final waterfall. Best to park near the beach.

⸻ If you’re in Samos, this is an absolute must-visit! If you love adventure, water, and waterfalls, this place is perfect for you. It was truly an amazing experience. There’s no rope at the first crossing, but the second part has a rope to help you pass. Alternatively, you can use the ladder to get to the other side — it’s definitely the easier option. The water was beautiful — not freezing cold, just refreshing enough. One of the most stunning waterfalls I’ve ever seen in my life. Highly recommended!

Very nice walk. Bring your swimsuit if you want to see the first waterfall. At the restaurant, feel free to ask if you can see the food, the cook will be delighted to show you.

Nice, interesting place to visit. There is a lot of green trees and bush, calm river and rest from sun. First of all: you need waterproof bag, shoes for water and rocks and good condition. To reach first waterfall it’s sth around 15-20 minutes of walk, then you have to swim sth around one minute in cold water and you’ll see first of them. Nothing complicated, but still: you have to swim and don’t be afraid about rocks. Too see another ones, you need go by stairs (they are pretty scary) and then reaching taverna, go down also by stairs and steep hillside. On the right there is second waterfall (you have to go through the river). On the left, you have to go sth around 20 minutes in the river bed - a lot of slippy rocks. Be careful! It’s not for people who are not physically active. Although, still worth to see it.

Beautiful place. getting to the falls requires some wading and occasional short swims in cold water. Don't leave your expensive Salomon walking shoes at the start though as someone will steal them while leaving cheaper trainers and other stuff 🤬

Quite cool place but water cold as ice, even in July. Water shoes are necessary, just like swimming ability cause in one place in deeper, without feeling ground.

Bring good water shoes not flipflops. A wetbag to put your belongings (phone, water, a fruit), swimwear and strong knees and hands ;)To get to the "first part" of The waterfall you need to go up the wooden stairs (5min climb) then you go down on the side of the restaurant. Enjoy the adventure, take you time don't rush it. "Second part" we couldn't get there cause we weren't stong enough to pull ourselves up the rope. I wish I was cause I enjoyed that part we did do.

(Translated by Google) This is too much compared to the cost of living... Most of the sellers are not villagers, greengrocers. When you think of a village market, don't think of cheap prices. (Original) Bu hayat pahalılığına göre fazla kazık... satıcıların çoğu köylü değil manav aklınıza köy pazarı deyince ucuzluk gelmesin.

(Translated by Google) They call this an organic village market, trishka, it's organic, the guy got it from a truck after dumping it on his feet 😂 (Original) Şuna organik köy pazarımı diolar trişka işte organik ayağına kazık adam kamyonetten döküyo halden almış 😂

(Translated by Google) Not a few of the few that sell their own products (Original) Kendi ürünlerini satan çok az adı gibi değil

Visiting Izmir Wildlife Park felt like stepping into a vast forest full of life! The park is incredibly large, home to all kinds of animals from around the world, living in spacious, natural environments. I spent around three hours exploring different areas, walking through beautiful green landscapes and capturing amazing photos. From majestic lions to playful monkeys, colorful birds, and even exotic reptiles, every corner had something fascinating to see. The peaceful atmosphere and the sound of nature made the experience even more special. If you love wildlife and enjoy being surrounded by nature, Izmir Wildlife Park is a must-visit! It’s the perfect place to relax, learn about animals, and take stunning photos.

A large and interesting zoo. Very easy payment system (no need to stand in a huge queue for a ticket). Beautiful well-kept territory, large enclosures for animals. Great variety (tigers, lions, hippos, zebras, elephants, giraffes, crocodiles, snakes, parrots and much more). Lots of information about animals. A very playful and charming elephant. Peacocks and other charming animals can meet freely on the territory. I would like the toilets to be cleaner. Planes fly over the zoo very often, as a visitor it is very noisy, I don’t know about the animals... apparently they are used to such noise. There are trash cans everywhere, but people do not see them and throw trash on the territory, I suggest to fine such people.

The zoo is very good, it has so many different animals, with many peacocks that you can see randomly around the park. It also has a nice restaurant that isn't very overpriced and is good to grab a snack. It's very recommended to have a cap when it's sunny as there isn't a lot of shade on the routes there.

The animals are in a huge area, there are many different kinds of animals. There are also several playgrounds for children, which I think is a very good idea. The entrance fee was 80 lira, but I think it's free for children under 6. We loved it.

It was nice but small 30 min max compare to zoo price was too expensive and trying to scam on website cheaper than normal

I don't know why, but before visiting here I didn't have high hopes for it. It completely shocked me. One of the best wildlife parks/zoos I've ever been to. Stunning surroundings with natural nature and green trees. The animals were all well looked after and had plenty of space as thought they were in their natural habitats. Very well kept and clean. Plenty of toilets situated around the park. 2 cafes to stop for a drink or bite to eat. Would definitely come back again and would recommend to all ages. We had an amazing day out here. 10/10 Adults 20 lira children 10 lira

Excellent place to spend a weekend. Especially great for kids where you will find animals not in cages but roaming freely. Facility is well kept and clean. Entrance fee is about average. You need good weather to visit to make it enjoyable.

Lovely place! The view is something — for two lira, you can use the super cool binoculars, and the restaurant / bar seems to be owned by the government so prices are rather accessible. The little basket of fried things we ordered was not good, but having a cold beer under the hot Aegean sun overlooking tone water like that is not to be missed. We went down via the stairs and up via the Elevator — one can really understand why it was built 😅

A View of Izmir You Can’t Miss! Asansör is one of Izmir’s most unique and charming landmarks. Built in 1907 to connect two neighborhoods separated by a steep hill, it was originally a practical solution for residents—but today it’s become a must-visit attraction. The restored elevator takes you up effortlessly, and within seconds you’re rewarded with spectacular panoramic views of Izmir, the coastline, and the Aegean Sea. At the top, there’s a lovely terrace where you can enjoy a coffee or meal while soaking in the scenery, especially magical at sunset when the city lights begin to sparkle. The surrounding neighborhood, Dario Moreno Street, adds even more charm with its colorful houses, quaint cafés, and lively yet cozy atmosphere. Asansör is more than just an elevator—it’s a blend of history, culture, and stunning vistas all in one spot. A perfect stop to experience Izmir’s beauty from above. 🌟 Travel Tip: Go in the late afternoon, stay for sunset, and then explore the nearby streets for a truly memorable evening.

The İzmir Historical Elevator Building is a charming landmark that blends nostalgia with sweeping views of the city and the Aegean Sea. Built to connect two steep streets, it still serves its original purpose while offering visitors a unique experience. The ride is free, the view from the top is stunning, and the café upstairs is a lovely spot to pause and take it all in. It is a beautiful reminder of İzmir’s layered history and thoughtful urban design. Definitely worth a visit, especially around sunset.

The İzmir Historical Elevator Building is a charming heritage landmark offering stunning panoramic views of the city and coastline. With its ornate architecture and nostalgic charm, it provides both locals and tourists a unique experience. Easy to access, well-maintained, and worth a visit.

More than a century history with the sponsor by a philanthropist. It has become a hotspot among tourists. The lift is free to use and it has a nice view from the stairs to the Aegean Sea. The cafe on top is a good place to sit and relax.

a must when u come to izmir. Attraction pf izmir where you can see coastal city. Come for sunset and you see both day and night of the city from the top of the hill

Truly amazing place! Probably top 1 in Izmir to Visit! Go early morning and you will enjoy even more! Be prepared for huge parking issue.

It is a good place to have fun, especially if you have children. There are also many slides for adults. The ticket price includes food and drinks. However, we could not eat it. Everything was not tasty. Even the pasta was not cooked properly. The sausages were disgusting and seemed to be made of paper. The burger was also not tasty. You will have fun on the slides, but you will remain hungry.

The location and the sea are wonderful, and there are many enjoyable water slides. However, I am a bit concerned about the safety aspects. The metal platforms and stairs appear rusty, and the columns do not inspire confidence. I believe it would be beneficial to have a third party conduct a thorough inspection to ensure everything is in proper order. Regarding the inclusive lunch, while the concept is appreciated, the food is basic, and the quality is not particularly appealing, making it more of a necessity than a culinary delight.

Except for its price of ₺645 ($25), food and facilities were good enough. I'd recommend.

We visited last year. Cheap, nice but crowded and the food is not great.

Have really good water slides and very safe there are too many lifeguards. But there are many queues. And foods is not good. The prices cannot be said to be fair.

Good location and good premises for aqua park in the area. Friendly staff.

A very nice water park. A large selection of slides and attractions, both for children and adults. The water park itself is clean. The waiting time to enter the slides is quite short, especially when compared to other water parks. Lockers are available on site. There is a snack bar in the aquapark and juice dispensers. I don't know the price of the entrance, because we had them for free as part of our stay, but being there, it's definitely worth a visit with the kids.

My husband discovered this gem and it became our favourite eating place. We were in Izmir for a wedding and ended up taking the whole wedding party for a meal, which they loved. We love seafood and were in our element, we could not eat enough. We loved that we were able to pick out the fish and know that we were eating fresh food. The fresh crunchy salad was to die for, it is the best salad we have ever had. If this restaurant was down the road from us, we would be eating there a lot. The atmosphere was great, the waiters and the rastaurant owner were fantastic. I rarely write reviews, but on this ocassion, I felt compelled to. Thank you Kordonboyu Balik for making our experience in Turkey memorable! :)

We were looking for a place to eat in Izmir, the owner offered us a table and we went to choose some mezzes, the kitchen suppose to be closed, after choosing the mezzes, they offer us a fish cacerole, we told him that probably will be too much food, he says to us that it was only a plate. So we say ok. When they brought us the food, they brought five mezzes of octopus what we didn't order and we realise we have too much food on the table, we told them if we could not have the fish cacerol and they told us it was too late, so we have to have it, this wast just a plate like they said. It was a big one. At the end of the dinner we have left so much food and we have a very big bill. The cacerole was 7525 liras, the octopus 2650 liras plus everything else what there is not complains about it. The only good thing I can say is that the food was very nice and tasty. A good waitress always should say what to order to the customer and advised properly.

I had a seabream which was a bit dry and salty, but overall it was nice. However, they charged me twice the price they initially told me for the fish. I had explicitly asked for the price beforehand—they showed me the fish and said it was around 300 grams, so approximately TL700–800. I agreed to that. But when the bill came, they charged around TL1,400 for the seabream—double the amount. I complained, and the waiter who misled me claimed it was actually 500 grams. I pointed out that this wasn’t what he had said earlier, but he simply repeated that it was 500 grams and added that he hadn’t weighed it when I asked for the price. “Good” and silly me for trusting him and ending up being charged twice what this “professional” waiter told me when I arrived.

Great food and location. Courteous staff too. Everything was delicious, superb for the price.

We very much enjoyed our dinner at Kordonboyu Balık. The staff was very nice and helpful. We highly recommend bal badem for dessert (see picture). This is normally not the kind of dessert I go for, but was so happy I followed the waiters’ recommendation.

Great place to have dinner at the pier. The service and fish quality are great and the atmosphere is appealing. Your bill will most likely exceed 200 tl for a minimum meal for two people.

When you go to a good restaurant, you trust the waiter when they advise you, here the advice was too order much more food we could eat and of course, on top of that, the more expensive one, so we left paying a fortune and the table full of food we weren't able to finish.

This place is huge. One can find anything from printing service to suits and souvenirs. Of course there are a lot of restaurants and cafes. There is no need to visit every corner of it. Maybe just casually stroll and see where one is lead to.

Beautiful place, lots of stores to buy just about anything. Some are cheap and others expensive. Cool experience seeing the historical building and having a tasty Turkish coffee in the middle of the market. It’s closed on sundays. Free to walk around

Everything you want, dont want or you dont know you want is there. Not too busy but still full of life. The small cafes are a welcomed break.

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A great place to walk around. We tried the mussels and rice. They were excellent. We also did the pickle juice which was also excellent. Lots and lots of interesting shops.

Unique bazaar as there is no goods and shops for tourists. Most of famous bazaar in Turkey is full of shops for tourist with expensive price. But here, most of customers are Izmir people. I like this bazaar. Merchants are friendly and kind! Visit here and feel some authentic turkey bazaar vibe!

Kemeralti bazaar is quite a busy place. You can find hundreds of things to buy from there as the prices are reasonably low. Make sure you have enough space in your suitcase before visiting the bazaar because there are too many souvenirs to buy. There are beautiful bags with Turkish embroidery patterns and praying beads and countless teas and coffees. There are numerous cafes to have a quick bite but they are all super busy. This bazaar is a must visit place.

A lovely beach with deep-sea walks. Since it's in a cove, there are a few waves and a fair amount of wind, but this is very pleasant on hot days. You can lie down for free on the unreserved sunbeds, though you are expected to order at least one drink. However, we spent €40 eating and drinking here and spent half the day relaxing. There are also three canoes available for free use...in a word, fantastic. At the end of the paved road you drive 4km on a sandy path, but don't worry, it is very passable.

Wonderfull beach!! Very comfortable! We had a very pleasant time. Beds and beach chairs for free, drinks for very affordable prices. A little bit difficult to reach but certainly worth seeing. We ll certainly come again

Don't be put off by the sandy road to get there, it is easy to drive on and the beach is absolutely worth it! The sea is incredibly calm and shallow for a long way out. What really makes this spot stand out is the fantastic variety of seating. They have sun loungers, daybeds, bean bags and tables, all free to use if you buy a drink or a snack (at reasonable prices). The staff is super friendly and not pushy at all. You can also use the kayaks for free, and there are clean toilets and a changing room. We visited at the end of September and it was wonderfully quiet with plenty of space.

It was a very nice beach, food (especially the beef burger) and drinks have arrived fast and they were tasty. I suggest wearing a sea shoe because there re pebbles on the ground and inside water as well, almost no sand near the water. Beach itself is kinda popular so u may want to arrive early in the morning and get a seat, or else if u end up arriving around 10-12 in the morning u will have to wait around an hour or more just to get a sunbed.

Great view, food and service. We got to meet the owner Yanis and what a fantastic guy who's owned this place for over 20 years. A little bumpy gravel road to get there, but we were in a small rental car, took it easy and had zero issues getting in and out.

For me, it was simply perfect! You don’t have to pay extra for a sunbed; there’s just a total spending limit of €15, which is very reasonable. The service is quick, the staff are super friendly, and they bring everything right to your table. The sea is a bit rocky at the entrance, but then it turns into sand and isn’t too deep. The water is crystal clear and clean — swimming here was such a pleasure. The atmosphere is peaceful and relaxing. We were really impressed and would definitely love to come back!

Another must visit when touring across Samos! Ok, being honest…the road to reach this very nice location is maybe not what you expect or feel comfortable with….but it is worth it. An “Ibiza style” atmosphere with plenty of sunbeds, all free including free WiFi. The menu is very diverse and prices are reasonable. A perfect spot for a relaxing stop or day at the beach

The place is not very big. A small town mall. The kids play area is filled with old and not too exciting Toys. My kids didn't like it. But the mall is good for some visits.

A large mall with many many stores, offering near anything you look for at decent prices. Clean and shiny place, easy to navigate as the stores and restaurants are categorised into different floors. The cinema is large with many salons to view the latest movies. The restaurants allow for a wide variety of selections for whatever type of food you crave. The clothes stores showcase the latest and most popular types of clothing for you to choose and buy. The tech stores and body-care stores are also constantly up to date with the latest products they get their hands on, and will often do discounts for you, especially during holidays like Eid. Great place to go with family and friends.

Nice shopping mall with multiple shopping options with a food court on the top floor.

The place to shop in Manisa. They have all your typical brands that you’d find anywhere else, but the defining feature is the view the food court has off the mountainside. Absolutely stunning

Good SC even if people don't speak English they try to help you, unfortunately no English menu in cafes or restaurants.

Is not like shopping malls in izmir. But is good enough. Some choices to eat. Maybe not so "friendly" with tourists.

The only shopping center of Manisa. Manisa is a small and cozy city and you can visit this place to have some of the services that Manisa doesn't offer. You can chill in cafes, visit many stores or watch a movie in the cinema.

Since you can’t really drive all the way through the park I have to get a rating at three. Is our understanding that there is a military base at the end of the peninsula which overlooks Greece so they do not allow your access to that part of the pregnancy.

Rated as one of the top 10 beaches we found in an online article we decided to head along in the car. The park is separated into around 4 or 5 beach areas each with its own car park and its own access to the beach. Several have cafes serving soft drinks (non alcoholic) and snacks only in what I can only describe as an archaic fashion. With dirty sunbeds at a cost there are however, free to use picnic benches which I would highly recommend but seemingly a feature well recognised by the locals. If you're lucky enough to be traveling in a car then I'd recommend finding your own private beach!

I went to Dilek National Park on a weekday in May 2023 driving a motorbike. You can only enter from the north side of the peninsula for a ticket. There are a few beaches that you can visit and are not too far from the entrance. Beaches are beautiful and equipped with facilities for pic-nic, bars and plenty of toilets. At the time of my visit, none of the cafes/restaurants were open. Unfortunately the area that you can visit is quite limited compared to the extent of the peninsula, I wish I could visit more. Also, if you need info about the peninsula and trekking possibilities there isn’t much available and I recommend visiting the tourist information point in Kusadasi (opposite the port).

best place for cycling, swimming or trekking

If you have a car or go by bus or taxi the beaches are a refreshing change from the resort complex! Relatively harmless boar roam around scavenging but only because idiots feed them and don't understand they'll keep coming!

Beautiful beaches and many areas to rest and eat on the waterfront.

Absolutely beautiful. The park was perfect for any family get together or picnic for two. The beauty in Turkey is spectacular. Friendly people everywhere.

The mountain is very huge and it has a lot of places to visit and camp 🏕 But the way there is very bad and needs some care while driving.

Tried to go hiking but let my car go hiking instead of me. Can reach the top of the mountain by driving. Strange and fresh experience for me.

What a georgeus mountain! It's around 1,500 metres (5,000 Feet). It has two sides. One is for Manisa and the other side sees Izmir Kemalpasha.

Here has a Good view with quite number of cafés. In cafés you can eat ice cream or order some sunflower 🌻 seeds with Turkish tea🍵, here has a cozy atmosphere

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there is no river near it with an L as the 5th letter in the 8 letter name...

Simply amazing. I visited here after Metropolis. It was a short ride it only took me 15 minutes and it was worth it. This museum is full of classic cars and bikes. I had only twenty minutes to see everything because it closes at 16:30 but i'd definitely spend two hours just looking at stuff. They charge 300 liras per person which is fair considering the quality of the museum.

A very cool place to visit if you are near Izmir - the cars were awesome and in top condition with technical descriptions attached. Also, an original bat-cycle from the 1966 Batman movie!

This was an unexpected experience but well worth it. Hubby was in car heaven in our trip. Will definitely recommend. Is not on ant main place but if you can drive there is worth the time.

We love car museums, visit them everywhere we travel and I can say that this is one of the best. All items are in perfect condition, shiny as new. The variety is superb! There are 120 year old items, rare cars and old supercars. It you are near Izmir and looking for interesting places, this is the one.

It was good and so much fun and is 109 Lira's for 1 ticket it was so good for an 2 family just liked them. I'm recommending this museum

Its a must visit museum if you are a cat lover, the collection focuses on American, European cars and motorcycles, from the late 1800 to some unique 2020s cars. Verities of scaled car models collections. Every thing is well presented, the decorations and atmosphere including the coffee shop of a high luxurious taste I’m an admirer of the owner taste in the museum and hotel God bless him.

Absolutely brilliant and lovely Coffee in the Cafe☕️

I was pleasantly surprised by Ladies Beach - the water was so clear and clean. It got very busy throughout the afternoon but when we arrived at 10.30 there were plenty of sun beds available - all 300tl each and parasols are free. I was happy to see lots of people dispose of their rubbish although there are a lot of cigarette butts all over the sand.

The best beach in Kusadasi There are a lot of free umbrellas and beach beds, but as demand is quite high, you should come early to get them. A lot of shops and cafes are nearby, as well as Migros store. Water is clean, the sand is being cleaned daily, views are quite pleasant. Really nice place, however could be crowded in summer peak times. But is early September it was quite good and not crowded

The sea is shallow and crystal-clear. Unlike other touristic places, businesses with a sea view don't have exaggerated prices. There are also regular shops in the promenade so that u can easily get a drink without having to leave the seaside. We spent a pleasant afternoon swimming here. I recommend it.

A wonderful beach with soft white sand and crystal-clear water — truly one of the most beautiful spots in Kuşadası. However, it’s sad to see that some visitors leave trash and throw cigarette butts around. When you have such a stunning natural place, it’s everyone’s responsibility to keep it clean and take care of it. Despite that, the beach itself is amazing - perfect for swimming, relaxing, and enjoying the view.

One of the best beachs! I love Kusadisai! It's crowded so if you're looking for a quiet beach, this is not the one, but the water and beach are beautiful! You can get there early and snag a umbrella already set up on the beach, or rent one for £100 at one of the shops on the boardwalk.

Nice beach close to the city centre. Sunbeds available for a fee, but also free areas in the beach. Several restaurants and bars on the street above the beach.

The beach was ok. The umbrella rentals were reasonable at €15 for two chairs and an umbrella. The ocean water however was full of debris from trees or plants, not sure which. However, we walked a little further to the right and the water seemed a bit clearer, not too bad. The waves were very strong so we had to keep a close eye on the kids. The vendors on the beach were very reasonable, I bought cotton candy and a candy apple at €2 each. Overall, not too bad of an experience at lady beach. The cab charged us €20 each way from the cruise Port.

One of the best experience I’ve ever had! The safety standards are exceptional — lifeguards everywhere made me feel totally secure. Slides are super fun, especially the long tunnel ones with rafts. The park is huge and has something for everyone, whether you’re chasing adrenaline or just relaxing. Even the restrooms were shockingly clean and well-designed. Fast service, delicious food — truly beyond expectations. 5 stars, no question!

Definitely worth a visit. Lots of slides and pools to use and felt like there was a lot of space. No long queues and this was peak season, the longest time we waited was 5mins. The food and drink prices are very reasonable and all the staff spoke English and were very friendly. Facilities such as toilets and changing rooms very clean and the atmosphere was very pleasant. The only small complaint was that it’s all up hill so there is some stairs to climb for the slides which was tiring but overall this did not ruin any of our fun and the views were worth the climb. Just to note the pools are salt watered and the dolphin park is not part of the price of adaland so if you want to visit the dolphin park you will need to pay extra.

Absolutely blown away by the whole experience! The food portions were way bigger than expected — generous and delicious. The entire place was spotless, I was honestly surprised by how clean everything was. But what really stood out was the staff: incredibly kind, energetic, and professional. Their way of speaking and helping made the whole visit feel premium. Easily one of the most well-managed parks I’ve ever been to.

We took the family here for half a day in July and had an amazing time. Take caution when riding the rides, they are definitely fun, but you need to be careful.

Fantastic day out !!! On holiday in didim with teenage children, booked trip through a local excursion shop. Water park is immaculately clean, plenty of sun lounges located all over park. Lots of different swimming pools, places to get drinks and food all reasonable priced. All the slides are great fun, we didn’t have to queue for any slides. All had a great day. Best water parked we have been too.

Great place to spend time. Lots of attractions. This park is big and has lots of green areas giving shade. You don't feel crowded and there is no problem finding seats. Beautiful view of the mountains and the sea. The only thing is that they are closing quite early (at 5pm) so definitely worth going in the morning.

Absolutely amazing. We came as a family and had a really good time. The areas for kids are endless and very entertaining for them. And for the adults there is never ending slides and activites. Looks like it has been re-furnished a little too so everywhere was looking very nice and clean. I couldn’t fault them at all. Definitely recommend!

Incredible historical site that you must visit if you stop in Kuşadası. The scale of this outdoor museum has to be seen in person. Knowing that only about half has been excavated makes a future visit even more tempting.

Part of Ephesus Ancient City, this particular ruin is probably the most impressive due to it's size. As you walk down what used to be central street, it already looks amazing but as you get up close and you have the chance to walk inside, you realize the absolute awesomeness of what was built.

This is located at one end of the ruins of city of Ephesus. The front part of the building still stands today. The wall has holes where the manuscripts were stored. You can visit some parts of this building only. It is definitely the highlight of Ephesus.

One of the most memorable experiences I have ever had. Such a beautiful location and historical value is incredible. This was a trade mecca in its day. This is where the Apostle Paul preached and resided during his time.

I am always so impressed with this world reknown sight. We had Ephesus all to ourselves the day we visited. It was a very unique visit in the RAIN. . The Library of Celsus is an ancient Roman building in Ephesus, Anatolia, located near the modern town of Selçuk, in the İzmir Province of western Turkey. It is world famous. It was designed not only to store scrolls and books—holding an estimated 12,000 manuscripts at its peak—but also to serve as a monumental tomb for Celsus, whose sarcophagus lies in a crypt beneath its main floor.

Commissioned in the years 110s CE by a consul of the Roman Empire, Tiberius Julius Aquila Polemaeanus for his father Tiberius Julius Celsus Polemaeanus, it was completed during the reign of the Roman Emperor Hadrian. Celsus is buried in a crypt beneath the library. It was the third-largest library in the Greco-Roman world behind only those of Alexandria and Pergamum. Believed to have held around 12,000 scrolls. The facade was re-erected by archaeologists between 1970 and 1978.

Honestly one of the highlights of our visit. It was fairly busy and really hot but the views made it worth it. The best place to view the details is from underneath the arch next to it.

Beautiful location. A lot of the structures are intact and well preserved it was difficult to get there without a guide, taxi or tour group, so it can be pricey. The ancient library is a major highlight and they do live reacting of Roman guards. Lots of history. There is a small bathroom and market stand will snacks and food around the midway point of the walk. When we went (end of June) it was 103 degrees F° with no shade. We spent about an hour and a half walking through but needed to leave due to the heat. Would love to walk around more. Important: bring good hiking shoes that grip, the marble floors are polished and slippery. We had hiking boots and sandals and still slipped a few times, but our friends with simple sneakers had to walk very slowly and carefully to avoid falling down.

Visiting the land of Ephesus, the Ancient Greek Theaters and the Ancient Great Library of Celsus is a very special visit. The rain was pleasant and the temperatures cool ondaywevisited. Most visitorsshouldexpecthightemperaturesandverylittlecoolingbreezes. The Library of Celsus is an ancient Roman building in Ephesus, Photos of the library are world reknown. Ephesus is located in Anatolia, near the modern town of Selçuk, in the İzmir Province of western Turkey. It is world famous. It was designed not only to store scrolls and books—holding an estimated 12,000 manuscripts at its peak—but also to serve as a monumental tomb for Celsus, whose sarcophagus lies in a crypt beneath its main floor. Mark Anthony walked here long ago and households thrived and m markets prospered.

*Echoes of the Apostles and Empire* Standing in the Great Theatre of Ephesus is like standing in history itself. With a capacity of over 25,000 seats, this awe-inspiring structure was the largest theatre in ancient Asia Minor and still dominates the site with its grandeur. Built during the Hellenistic period and later expanded by the Romans, it hosted dramas, political events, and gladiator fights. For Christians, this theatre holds profound significance. According to Acts 19, the Apostle Paul’s preaching led many Ephesians to abandon idol worship, especially that of the goddess Artemis. This angered local silversmiths who made shrines for Artemis, causing a riot. The mob dragged Paul's companions into this very theatre, and for two hours the crowd shouted, "Great is Artemis of the Ephesians!" Knowing this brings the stones to life with spiritual history. Unfortunately, during our recent visit, the theatre was under restoration, so we weren’t able to go inside. Still, seeing it from the outside was deeply moving. One unexpected highlight was meeting the famous local cat “Garfield,” who’s become something of a mascot at the theatre. We took so many fun photos with him—it truly made the visit even more memorable. We recommend visiting early morning or late afternoon to avoid the strong sun and crowds. #EphesusTheatre #Acts19 #ApostlePaul #GarfieldTheCat #BiblicalSites #UNESCO #TurkeyTravel #AncientDrama #FaithJourney

Believed to be the largest in the ancient world: could host up to 25,000 seated spectators. Initially used for drama, in Roman times gladiatorial combats were also held on its stage. Elton John performed a special, solo concert at the Great Theater on July 17, 2001.

We stayed in Izmir and drove to it. It was roughly an hour to get to it. Very nice site and well preserved.

A must see. Our guide was very knowledgeable and made it easy to visualize how the residents lived. Very advanced facilities such as water pipes, tolet system etc. Make sure you arrive early. When our tour bus left the cars trying to enter was out of sight.

Nice sunny ☀️ weather, you pay 💰 per person 28.71 euros 💶 if you get the deal. Parking 🅿️ cost 💲 around 3€ There are a small market with lots of options. We did all the walking around in 3 hours but this will definitely depend on you. January is great as there are not many tourists and prices of hotels are cheaper.

Beautiful and sacred holy ground. Be prepared to do a lot of walking as most vehicles are not permitted close to the entrance. We enjoyed seeing the home of the Virgin Mary. The wall of intentions was moving and special. We enjoyed walking the grounds and looking at the landscape. Recommend dressing modestly or you will need to wear a covering. Photography is not permitted in the house.

The House of the Virgin Mary is a very small site, and the entrance fee is 500 TL per person, which feels a bit steep given the size. Still, the place holds strong spiritual significance, and if you’re religiously inclined, you’ll probably appreciate the atmosphere and the peaceful surroundings. A warning about taxis: drivers will often try to charge €40–50 for the trip from Selçuk, which is outrageous. Don’t pay anything close to that. Around €20 total for a full car (up to four passengers) is more realistic. Always agree on the price before getting in. Overall, the visit is meaningful mainly from a religious or spiritual perspective. If that’s important to you, it’s worth seeing. If not, it’s more of an optional stop rather than a must-see.

In Meryemana, Turkiye, the Virgin Mary's House is located. Reverant, quiet, with a prayer wall we stood in a contemplative mode, remembering the struggles of Jesus and the prophecy that was to unfold. I thought of the pain Mary and her sisters endured, but still after all these years Mary provides love and forgiveness to all those in need. These prayers and requests were represent at the prayer wall at Mary's House. It was symbolic of the needs from people all over the world. One gentle man touched my heart so, as he went around retrieving prayer notes that had fallen off the wall. He tenderly returned each note from the ground to the wall. A qentle act of kindness. There are no photographs allowed in Mary's House but prayer candles may be purchased there. Worth the visit!

Mary lived in this house after death of Jesus Christ. The house has two small rooms. The environment is very peaceful here. You will need to walk 10 mins to reach the house. Because of queue you may get a few seconds only inside the house. Overall, a must visit place if you are in Izmir.

Is it actually Mary’s house or just a tourist trap? Jury is still out. Is it worth a visit for you to decide for yourself? Yup. They herd you through the house at a gallop so don’t expect to spend much time checking things out inside the house. Basically just a quick walk through of a tiny house. There’s a holy fountain and a wishing wall too. The whole site might take you 20 minutes to get through.

A must visit especially for Catholics. They say that this is more believable as the house of mother Mary because John the Baptist went to Ephesus, Turkey after Jesus died. And since Jesus entrusted Mary with John, it is believed that they both went together to Ephesus, Turkey and Mary spent her days in this place.

There was about a 30 minute wait to reach the house. As you reach the house there is an open air alter with priests leading mass. You would need to check the schedule if necessary. Our guide shared that only about 12-14% of the house found in the foundation is from an archeological dig. You walk thru 3 rooms that include religious pictures and statue. After you leave the house you come to 3 fountains that have been blessed. There is then a fence where people tie their prayers. At the end of the walkway are restrooms and a museum shop.where you can purchase blessed icons. Right outside the gates and at the entry are shops selling souvenirs, candy and food. To me this seems out of place at a religious place.

Priene is a very good location to visit. Not as developed as some other places, but enough of the ruins remain that you can get a sense of what the town must have been like in ancient times. Much better than Miletos. Very close to the small town of Güllübahçe where there are options to stay or good restaurants.

Priene is located in a very scenic place. Not many visitors, very peaceful and cool due to the trees. Totally worth a visit. Spent about an hour there.

A very beautiful place with an amazing view. Only 20 tl and free to walk around. It is a pretty steep walk but definitely worth it.

Have visited Priene several times. Always an amazing experience. Make sure you wear a hat in summer, it's hot up there.

oh my Zeus, God of Greek People. The place is blessed by nature and Gods.

(Translated by Google) It was one of the most beautiful ancient cities I've ever visited. While the structures typically preserved in ancient cities are common state structures like theaters, bathhouses, temples, libraries, and so on, you can also see the street layout where the people lived. I think this was what impressed me most. It's a fairly large ancient city, and it took us about three hours to tour it (we explore it in some detail, but even a cursory tour would still take a long time). It contains many structures: a theater, bathhouse, church, temple of Athena, stoa, sanctuary of Demeter, gymnasium. When the city was first founded, it was by the sea, but over the years, it has been pushed inland by the silt carried by the Meander River. It's even more beautiful to wander around with this in mind. (Original) Şimdiye kadar gittiğim en güzel antik kentlerden biriydi. Genelde antik kentlerde korunan yapılar tiyatro, hamam, tapınak, kütüphane..vs gibi devlete ait ortak yapılar olurken bu antik kentte halkın yaşadığı sokak düzenini de görmek mümkün. Sanırım en çok etkilendiğim şey bu oldu. Oldukça büyük bir antik kent, gezmemiz yaklaşık 3 saat sürdü (biz biraz detaylı geziyoruz ama yine de üstünkörü gezmek bile uzun sürer.) İçinde birçok yapı var: tiyatro, hamam, kilise, Athena tapınağı, stoa, demeter kutsal alanı, gymnasion.. Kent ilk kuruldugunda deniz kenarındaymış, Menderes nehrinin getirdiği alüvyonlardan dolayı yıllar içinde iç tarafta kalmış. Bunu hayal ederek dolaşmak daha da güzel olabilir :)

(Translated by Google) Gelebeç / Söke / Aydın The Acropolis is the name given to the fortresses built on the hills adjacent to ancient Greek cities. It was one of the 12 cities of Ionia. The Acropolis, which hosted many civilizations, including the Greeks and Romans, is notable for its fluted columns and the sheer size of its summit. It tells us about the lives of a great kingdom, and it excites us as people. Walk carefully. (Original) Gelebeç / Söke /Aydın Antik Yunan kentlerinde kentlerin yanıbaşındaki tepelere inşaa Edilen Hisarlara Verilen Addır Akropolis . İyonyanın 12 kentindenbir tanesidir . Yunan Roma vs gibi bir çok medeniyetlere ev sahipliği yapmış Akropolis Yivli Sütunları Ve Tepedeki Büyüklüğü ile Dikkat çekiyor .Büyük bir krallığın Bizlere Nasıl yaşadıklarını anlatıyor Olması Biz İnsanları Heyacanlandırıyor . Dikkatli gezmeler

An excellent and large example of an abandoned ancient city, but with so much unfulfilled potential. Some effort has been made to reconstruct and maintain a couple of buildings, but there is clearly a lack of money to finish the job. Many areas are overgrown and inaccessible, and piles of columns and stones and just left and used as farmer’s walls around the area. It shouldn’t be that the only parts of the city that are carefully preserved are done in museums in europe, it shows a lack of care for one’s own cultural heritage and proves the point of those museums.

Great place that we got to explore virtually alone. Make sure you check out the mosque. The juxtaposition of Greek, Roman, and Ottoman is cool.

Even by modern standard, this theatre is quiet large (although still smaller than Ephesus). But there are also old tunnel which connect both side of the theatre, a scene which couldn't sense in Ephesus theatre.

Excellent historical site to visit. The theatre is well preserved. This location was not very busy with tourists and is cheaper too. Definitely a place to visit and see the port (now filled-in with silt from the river) where Paul departed to Jerusalem - Acts 20:36-38.

This was amazing to visit. The theater welcomes you to the site and behind is full of surprises. The baths of Faustina, St. Michael's church and a beautiful mosque also. The beauty in Turkey is astounding. Definitely worth going to see these ruins and visit Turkey!

The entrance fee is 50TL, including admission to the local small museum. Parking - free of charge. The city has hardly been excavated and all the surviving buildings have not been restored, and these excavations are not at all equipped for easy access by the elderly, the disabled and children - keep this in mind when planning your visit! Only fascinating theater is really interesting to visit. Therefore, I recommend visiting this ancient city only to great lovers of antiquity and it is not worth a separate trip.

The entry to Miletus is 100tl which includes entry to museum, parking is free. The site is huge and you can explore ruins for hours. The bad thing that it’s not maintained well and there are no signs so you can get lost by wondering somewhere else. Overall it’s a great experience. I really enjoyed visiting the theater and seeing turtles that live there.

It is a well, easy accessible mall designed for hot climates. You can find anything you look for. I was there one of the hottest days of July and had some discomfort while eating. Dining area is open air and there should be more AC that you can eat easily in the scorching days.

A very nice open air al fresco shopping centre. Not very big but it’s adequate.

The mall is not so big, mostly open and most of the shop are makeup and fashion stores. Also it's very family friendly.

open mall, nice with a lot of good turkish brands. and the prices is better

A summer mall We stopped here and had some coffee in our trip to the south of Turkey

It's an open air shopping mall located in center of Aydın. It's nice and cool place. At least you feel fresh air while you're buying things. There is a big food court and some popular cafes. You can find many popular brands and stores in it. There is enough place for parking,it's not wasting your time like other malls.

So easy to see and even driving time .Just next to main Street but it's a quite place to enjoy your time .A lot of potion for food .Second floor just food court Enjoy your time