• Liman Cd. No:16 - The cycling tour begins in front of the main entrance of the cruise port. The route covers approximately 22 kilometers through the city, with stops for visits and photos at top attractions, a coffee break, and optional swimming or water sports.

• Ladies Beach - Located in the southwest of Kusadasi city, Ladies Beach is the most famous beach in the area. The beach boasts high-quality sand and clear sea water. In the evening, it is a perfect spot to watch the beautiful sunset over the Aegean Sea.

• Kusadasi Castle - Güvercinada Fortress, situated in the Hacıfeyzullah District of Kuşadası City, was constructed at the harbor’s mouth for protection. The island features an inner fortress built by Barbaros Hayrettin Pasha and fortress walls constructed by İlyas Aga. These walls were erected to defend against anticipated attacks from Greek islanders and the sea during the Mora Revolt period. Stones for the fortress were transported from Yılancı Cape. The castle’s architecture is pentagonal, and an inscription is found at its entrance. Known as the Pirate Castle during the Ottoman period, it served as a police station against pirates. The tower at the island’s highest point was used by guards on watch. Güvercinada, an icon of Kuşadası, is registered as a “monumental work” and is a significant cultural and historical site. The area within the castle is a 1st degree Archaeological Site.

• Okuz Mehmet Pasa KervansarayI - Built near Kuşadası Pier in 1618 by order of grand vizier Öküz Mehmet Pasha, this structure features a rectangular courtyard surrounded by thick, high walls and two-floored, porched indoor spaces. Constructed with rubble stones and reused materials, the caravanserai resembles a small inner castle with a triangular-tipped dentil at the top. Rooms line the spacious courtyards, and the structure has been restored multiple times, maintaining its original form. Two sets of stairs lead to the back from the northwest and southeast corners. The entrance, located on the north side, features an arched marble door.

• Kusadasi Gazi Begendi Park - Gazibegendi Park offers a panoramic view of Kusadasi town from a hilltop. It is an ideal spot for taking pictures and enjoying a reasonably priced meal at the café owned by the Kusadasi Municipality, which offers a stunning view. Upon arrival, visitors are greeted by an impressive statue of Ataturk, seated and gazing at the view. Sunset is a particularly popular time to visit, as many travelers come to capture the breathtaking scenery.

• El Heykeli - This beautiful sculpture, known as the Hand of Peace, features doves and is located on the waterfront promenade.

• Tannery Garden | Old Town Tanneries - Tanning, the process of converting raw leather into usable material, was historically significant in Kuşadası’s cultural, social, and economic life. Although the profession declined with technological advancements in the early 2000s, this tannery, which operated without machinery or chemicals, was active from 1937 to 1968. The 16 stone structures where tanning took place have been restored and now serve as the Tannery Museum, displaying the hand tools used by tanning masters. This exhibition center provides a unique glimpse into the natural tanning process.

• Kusadasi Bazaar - The Grand Bazaar features arcades of shops specializing in leather goods, carpets, shoes, gifts, jewelry, and watches.

• Clup Kuştur Beach - Kustur Beach, located 7 km from Kusadasi port, offers excellent conditions for visitors with its 1000-meter-long stretch of soft golden sand and clear water.

• Bottled water
• Bike gear package: bike, helmet, gloves, reflective safety vest
• Tea and coffee refreshments

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