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Turkey is a rich geography where different destinations blend harmoniously. In these fertile lands, it is possible to make journeys that extend into the depths of history and walk along streets that reach the sea. If you prefer the second option, you have many options with a peaceful ambiance where the green of nature and the blue of the sea intertwine. These coastal towns are among the most beautiful destinations for a beautiful holiday with their historical houses, flowery streets, turquoise shores and unique views. Let's take a look at the most enjoyable coastal towns to see in Turkey.

The Coexistence of History and Nature: Köyceğiz, Muğla

With roots dating back to 3400 BC, Köyceğiz is a simple, understated and peaceful route. Home to important historical structures such as the Caunos Tombs of the Kings and the Kaunos Ancient City, Köyceğiz is generally dominated by orange trees and the heartwarming scent of orange trees. Located close to the famous İztuzu Beach, Köyceğiz is also home to beautiful bays such as Ekincik, Sarsala and Aşı and offers its guests a peaceful environment that allows them to embrace green and blue.

Looks Just Like Postcards: Sığacık, İzmir

A former fishing village, Sığacık is a charming coastal town in the Seferihisar district. Famous for its characteristic, narrow and cobblestone streets, this small town also hosts attractions that defy history such as Sığacık Castle and the Teos Ancient City. In general, it is possible to encounter a similar atmosphere in the beaches and bays of Sığacık, which have a tranquil ambiance. If you wish, you can visit the Sığacık market and purchase natural products specific to the Aegean Region.

Imroz Poseidon: Gökçeada, Çanakkale

Gökçeada, known as İmroz until 1970, is one of the coastal towns in Turkey that has received the title of Cittaslow (Calm City). Also mentioned in mythological narratives, Gökçeada is mentioned in Homer’s immortal work, the Iliad, as the island where the sea god Poseidon rested his horses. Located against the deep blue waters of the Aegean, this largest island in Turkey attracts attention with its nostalgic Greek houses, deep blue shores, lush nature and fascinating underwater world. We should also mention that Gökçeada is the only underwater national park in Turkey.

Between the Mediterranean and the Taurus Mountains: Finike, Antalya

A charming district of Antalya, Finike is located in a very special location between the Mediterranean and the Taurus Mountains. Finike, where green and blue blend harmoniously, is also an important region historically. An old port city, Finike hosts ruins bearing the footprints of history, orange groves famous for their delicious fruits, kilometers of sandy beaches and a deep blue sea. In other words, Finike is a coastal town where you can taste different shades of peace.

A Deep Blue Aegean Town: Ayvalık, Balıkesir

Ayvalık district of Balıkesir is one of the rare locations on the shores of the Aegean Sea that overlooks both Ayvalık and Edremit Gulf at the same time. Ayvalık, which has a characteristic atmosphere with its old Greek houses and stone streets, is also the first address for Ayvalık toast. Cunda Island and Sarımsaklı Beach, as well as Altınova, Şeytan Sofrası, Aşıklar Tepesi and Altınkum Beach, are some of the must-see spots of this cute coastal town.

Assos Route: Ayvacık, Çanakkale

The most important feature of Ayvacık district is that it is home to Assos. The ancient city of Assos, which lies across the sea, has been under the control of the Lydian, Persian, Pergamon and Roman civilizations throughout history. This dazzling town is also known as Behram because it is located in Behramkale Village. Home to important historical structures such as the Assos Ancient City and the Temple of Athena, Ayvacık offers its guests unique views of the Aegean Sea. During your visit to Ayvacık, you can also wander the historical streets of Behramkale Village and Assos and spend time on its beaches.

Natural Outdoor Museum: Güzelçamlı, Kuşadası

Dilek Peninsula, one of the fascinating natural beauties of Turkey, has many endemic species and a wide biodiversity. Güzelçamlı, a destination that can answer the question of "How should a coastal town look like?", is located right next to Dilek Peninsula Nature Park. In Güzelçamlı, you can swim in the sea, go on forest walks, enjoy unique scenery and breathe in the fresh air.

A Unique Accommodation Experience: Elite World Kuşadası

Located in the center of Kuşadası, Elite World Kuşadası, which combines elegance and comfort with stylishness, offers its guests facilities such as a bar, outdoor pool, indoor pool, outdoor restaurant, indoor restaurant, Turkish bath and sauna. It is also an ideal accommodation option for business events and organizations thanks to its large conference hall. If you wish, you can renew your energy by using the massage service at the hotel and you can have your routine of hair and skin care done by visiting the hairdresser. You can choose Elite World Kuşadası for an unforgettable Aegean holiday where you experience luxury and comfort together.