Kusadasi Half Day Walking Tour and Turkish Bath Experience

Meeting at the Ege Port. Your guide will be waiting at the exit gate holding a board with your name on it.

Discover Güvercinada Castle, a historic fortress located on a small island in Kuşadası, offering breathtaking views of the Aegean Sea and the town. Originally built to protect against sea attacks, the castle now houses the Marine Trade Museum, showcasing the maritime history of the region. Stroll along the castle walls, explore the museum, and enjoy the island’s modern amenities, including a cafeteria and restaurant, while taking in the enchanting scenery. Güvercinada is especially magical at night, when it is beautifully illuminated, making it a must-see stop on your Kuşadası tour.

Commissioned in 1618 by the Ottoman statesman Öküz Mehmet Pasha, this historic Caravanserai was originally built as a fortress and later served as a resting place for travelers and merchants. Its intricate stonework, imposing walls, and well-preserved interior showcase the craftsmanship of the Ottoman era. Recent restorations have preserved its historical charm, allowing visitors to explore the atmospheric courtyard and rooms, and experience the ambiance of the past while enjoying modern comforts.

Also known as Kaleiçi, this area’s narrow, cobblestone streets are perfect for leisurely strolls and shopping. Its shops, cafes, and boutiques attract both locals and tourists, creating a lively and vibrant atmosphere. According to local legend, anyone who passes beneath the castle gate becomes part of Kuşadası’s community and is destined never to leave.

As part of your Kuşadası walking tour, you will visit the Ibramaki Art Gallery, a landmark of the town’s cultural and architectural heritage. Originally constructed in the late 1800s by Ibrahim Zeki as a Hometown Hospital, the building was later donated to the Municipality of Kuşadası in 1925 and transformed into a Night Art School for Girls. Today, the gallery showcases the artistic legacy and Ottoman-era architectural splendor of Kuşadası, making it a must-see stop for art and history enthusiasts alike.

Relax and rejuvenate with a traditional Turkish Bath in Kusadasi. Begin with a few minutes in the sauna, followed by a gentle body scrub with a bath glove (kese), and finish with a soothing foam massage. This complete treatment leaves your skin soft, refreshed, and renewed—truly a rejuvenating experience.

Lunch at a restaurant.