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Çeşme
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Things to do
During the day there are plenty of places to visit, in and around the Cesme Peninsular, Historical Villages, Thermal Pools and Secluded Bays. In the larger settlements of Alacati, Dalyan and Ilica you can find shopping and all manner of water sports. Further afield but within easy reach of a day trip you can find Ephesus, the House of the Virgin Mary, Bergama and the cosmopolitan City of Izmir. Nightlife is something else, Cesme boasts an indigenous populat...
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The Kumru
“Kumru” is a sandwich made from type of bread, which is unique to the Çeşme region of Turkey and in particular the Ilica district, where you can find lots of Kumru stalls and restaurants, often open well into the early hours of the morning. The bread is made from 100% natural products no additives are used and after the dough has been made it is a...
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Historical Places
Çeşme is a pretty coastal town situated about 70 km from Izmir in Western Anatolia. Its history can be dated as far back as 3000BC. Erythrai and Çesmeköy were the first settlements the central district of Çesme is a more recent development.Even though its history is largely unclear, information gathered from ex...
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Beaches
The Cesme Peninsula, lapped by the waters of the Aegean Sea, lies west of Izmir. Cesme, meaning fountain, derives from the many sources of water found in the area. It is one of Turkey's most beautiful stretches -- surrounded by clear blue seas, with landscapes of cultivated fields of aniseed, sesame and artichokes dotted with fig and gum trees. In the unspoilt bays you can swim in absolute peace. Visitors will find excellent holiday accommodations, re...
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About Çeşme
You will find the Cesme peninsula about way down the Aegean coast of Turkey at its most western point. It is less than 1 Hours drive from the City of Izmir and Adanan Menderes International Airport.Cesme is renowned for Thermal Spa's, Blue Seas and Golden Beaches, which ran...
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