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Kusadasi, situated on Turkey's vibrant Aegean coast, is a picturesque town famous for its sparkling turquoise sea, golden sands, and warm hospitality. Known as the gateway to the ancient city of Ephesus, Kusadasi attracts history enthusiasts from all over the world with its wealth of archaeological sites, including the Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Besides its rich historical background, Kusadasi is renowned for its bustling bazaars, fabulous cuisine, and lively nightlife, providing an excellent mix of culture, history, and fun. Whether you are a history buffs, beach lovers, or a foodie, Kusadasi promises an unforgettable journey amidst the diverse offerings of Turkey.

Kusadasi

I stayed at a 3-star hotel right by the beach. Markets nearby had affordable food, but restaurants in the tourist area cost €15–30. In the city center, fish with bread was cheap. Minibuses to the center were frequent and low-cost, the area felt safe, and Izmir airport was about a 2-hour bus ride.

Meet and Stay with Local Women in Kusadasi

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