As you arrive at the port, your friendly local guide eagerly awaits your presence to begin an unforgettable Kusadasi walking tour.

Güvercinada (Kusadasi) Castle, being one of the historical sites in Aydın, provides a visual feast for those who see it with its stunning view. Located in Hacıfeyzullah Mahallesi, a part of Kuşadası, the inner castle was constructed by Barbaros Hayrettin Pasha, while the walls were built by İlyas Ağa. Its main purpose was to protect against potential sea attacks during the Morea rebellion. Besides the castle, there is also a cistern on the island. Nowadays, with extensive environmental arrangements, a cafeteria and restaurant have been opened inside the island. Güvercinada, which adds a special beauty to Kuşadası's values, is illuminated at night and continues to adorn the city with its enchanting view. Besides its historical significance, Güvercinada also offers breathtaking views of the Aegean Sea and the town of Kuşadası. The combination of the castle's ancient charm and the modern amenities provided on the island truly creates a unique and memorable experience for visitors.

The Caravanserai, commissioned by the prominent Ottoman statesman Öküz Mehmet Pasha in 1618, was originally designed as a fortress to protect the surrounding area. However, over time, it evolved into an caravanserai, providing accommodation and amenities for travelers and merchants passing through the region. The beauty of the Caravanserai are evident in its structure, reflecting the skillful craftsmanship of the Ottoman-era builders. The restoration efforts undertaken in recent years have successfully preserved its historical significance and restored it to its former glory. Today, the Caravanserai stands as a captivating testament to the rich history and cultural heritage of the region. With its intricate stonework, imposing walls, and well-preserved interior, it offers visitors a glimpse into a bygone era. The atmospheric courtyard and rooms provide a unique experience, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the ambiance of the past while enjoying modern comforts.

Also known as Kaleiçi, this area's narrow and cobblestone streets offer numerous options for those looking to spend time and indulge in some shopping. The venues here are popular among both locals and tourists, creating a vibrant atmosphere. According to a local belief, those who pass under the gate of the castle in this area can never leave Kuşadası and become a part of the town's community.

As part of your Kusadasi walking tour, we will explore the fascinating Ibramaki Art Gallery. This iconic building, constructed as a Hometown Hospital in the late 1800s by Ibrahim Zeki, a prominent figure in Kusadasi, holds tremendous historical value. After being donated to the Municipality of Kusadasi in 1925, it was transformed into a Night Art School for Girls. Today, the art gallery stands proudly, representing the architectural splendor and artistic legacy of Kusadasi during the Ottoman Era.

After our visit to the art gallery, we will continue our walking tour of Kusadasi by passing through the city gate and admiring the City Arch. Our next destination promises a truly serene experience—a traditional Turkish bath. Take this opportunity to completely unwind and invigorate your senses. Whether you choose to bring your bathing suit or utilize the provided pashmina clothing, prepare to be pampered with a rejuvenating scrubbing massage that will cleanse your pores. Following the scrub, indulge in a tranquil foam massage that will soothe and nourish your body, leaving you feeling utterly relaxed.

You will have traditional Turkish Lunch.