• Kusadasi - Back along the coast, Kusadasi, or Bird Island, is a lovely port built along the shores of a glittering bay The terraced town overlooks the most beautiful inlet of the Aegean and seems to have been created purely for the delight of the holiday-maker. Be sure to visit the famous and popular Kus shopping center in the Kaleici quarter, where there is nightlong entertainment. A large, modern marina facilitates life for visiting yachters. Tusan-Kustur Beach, north of Kusadasi, is one of the cleanest beaches and 23 km south of Kusadasi is the charming holiday-resort town of Guzelcamli. West of Guzelcamli and 30 km from Kusadasi, is the Dilek Peninsula National Park, and a visit is a must for those with the time. Here amidst incredibly beautiful surroundings are some of the most wonderful views and some of the rarest wild animals in Turkey, including the Anatolian cheetah and some of Turkey’s last wild horses. The park is a wildlife preserve and a haven for many species of animals and birds.

• Private transportation
• Carbonated beverages
• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water
• Lunch
• Air-conditioned vehicles
• Fuel surcharges included
• Parking fees included

• Gratuities

Join us for a guided walking tour around Kusadasi, where an informed escort will be with you as you discover Pigeon Island, the Byzantine Castle, the Inner Castle, and the Bramaki Art Gallery. Delve into the area’s history through our explanations. A quintessential Turkish bath, starting with a scrubbing massage to cleanse your pores, continuing with a foam massage to soothe and soften your body, might pique your interest. A traditional lunch is followed by a short carpet show. Remember, you need to be capable of walking roughly 3 miles for this excursion, and it might not be suitable for those who have difficulty walking or use wheelchairs. The Turkish bath is not suitable for people with cardio and pulmonary limitations.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.