A Foodie’s Guide to Kusadasi
For the food traveler, Kuşadası is the Aegean port with the table to match: the fish of the day from the local boats, the mezes of the region, the rakı tables of the old town, and the sweets and the wines of the…

For the food traveler, Kuşadası is the Aegean port with the table to match: the fish of the day from the local boats, the mezes of the region, the rakı tables of the old town, and the sweets and the wines of the…

Kuşadası shows its famous face to everyone — the cruise port, the bazaar, the waterfront — but the town and the region keep their secrets for the travelers who look past the obvious.

Kuşadası is one of the more budget-friendly bases of the Turkish coast, and the town that hosts the cruise ships also serves the frugal traveler generously.

The food of Kuşadası is the Aegean table, served with the energy of a port town that feeds the cruise passengers and the locals alike.

Choosing where to stay in Kuşadası shapes the trip, because the town offers the distinct experiences within the short distances of each other.

Kuşadası is the base for some of Turkey’s greatest sights, and its own resort charms fill the spaces between.

Two days in Kuşadası are enough to see the region’s greatest sights and the town’s best side, if the hours are spent wisely.

Kuşadası is the Aegean coast’s busiest port town, and for the first-time visitor it is the gateway to some of Turkey’s greatest sights: Ephesus, the House of the Virgin Mary, and the ancient cities of the region…
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