Kusadasi Tour Package from India

Kusadasi is a resort town and a popular tourist destination amongst tourists visiting this beautiful country. Apart from the seafood and fun holidays, there is also a lively and pleasant atmosphere as well as excellent shopping options that attracts the travelers here. For most Kusadası visitors, a trip to Ephesus is the main reason to drag themselves away from the beach. The island is a favorite spot for a seaside stroll. Inside the fort, a walkway winds its way between endemic trees and plants such as Turkish pine and the protected Kuşadası tülüşah flower, with signboards dotted along the way explaining this region’s flora and fauna.

Kuşadası is surrounded by beaches, many of which belong to the various resorts scattered along the coast. Ladies beach, two kilometers from town, is the most popular public strip of sand in the area and gets jam-packed during the summer months. There are water sports galore to keep the active happy, plenty of cafés if you’re feeling peckish, and you can rent sun loungers and umbrellas. On weekdays, the sand tends to be slightly less crowded, but expect the shore to be bustling at all times throughout July and August. Come out of season, though, and you may get a sprawl of shore all to yourself.

At the top end of Barbaros Caddesi (the main road through the kaleiçi) is the southern gate, a surviving remnant of the old town’s Ottoman walls. The narrow lanes leading uphill from here are lined with some good examples of 19th-century Ottoman half-timbered houses. Full of gorgeous mountain scenery and rugged coastline views, the Dilek Peninsula’s Büyük Menderes National Park, only 26 kilometers from Kuşadası, should be top of the things to do list for nature-loving visitors. This is prime territory for hiring a car and heading out to explore. There are many beaches for swimming and sunbathing stops as you explore the coastline. Aydınlık Beach and Karasu Beach are the picks of the bunch. Have a Lazy Brunch in Kirazlı Village = Surrounded by orchards and vine-covered fields, the quaint village of Kirazlı, 10 kilometers east of Kuşadası, has a timeless feel.

This is the perfect place to visit for an afternoon of meandering through alleyways lined by traditional whitewashed village houses and soaking up the peaceful pulse of Turkish village life. The road into the village is lined with restaurants, specializing in Turkish breakfast spreads (which are available to order all-day) along with traditional Turkish snacks and light meals. On the weekends, locals love to head out here for a long, lazy brunch. For foodie travelers, Saturday is the day to head here, as the village’s weekly farmers market is full of local organic produce, including cheeses; jams; and homemade sauces, syrups, and condiments along with fruit and vegetables.