Villas in Kusadasi

There are many places around the world where you can enjoy a holiday full of sun, beach and summer vibes, but if you don't know which one to visit, Holidu shows you a wonderful option today. In the province of Aydın, Turkey, lies the beautiful resort town of Kusadasi, a perfect holiday paradise for a trip with your family or friends. From beautiful beaches, fun entertainment centres, outdoor activities, and plenty of places to shop, Kusadasi has something for everyone. In addition to this, there are beautiful villas where you can stay, with very modern and stylish structures. And as if that wasn't enough, they are in an excellent location, just metres away from the best beaches.

If there's one thing you don't have to worry about when you come to Kusadasi, it's that its wonderful villas won't meet your expectations. These fantastic accommodations are not only spacious, but also have all the amenities you need for a stress-free holiday. From air-conditioning, fully equipped bathrooms, living and kitchen areas with all appliances, to free internet access and free parking. In addition to all this, many of them have beautiful outdoor areas with swimming pools, ready to combat the intense heat of Kusadasi. No matter how many people you are travelling with, there are villas that can accommodate up to 10 people without any problem. Don't think twice and come to this paradise city! Book your villa now!

There is no doubt that Kusadasi's main attraction is its incredible and paradisiacal beaches, so if you don't know which one to visit first here are two ideal options. One of the most visited due to its location in the centre of town is Ladies Beach, a fantastic white sandy beach with aquamarine waters, with plenty to do and enjoy. Its name comes from when, in the past, beaches were segregated into those for men and those for women. But today it is a vibrant place to spend time in the sun, doing water sports and diving into the sea. However, if you're looking for a beach that's a little less crowded and with plenty of space to relax, Paradise Beach is the place to go. With a vibrant atmosphere and the usual beach amenities, you can have a fun day at the beach here. There are also water sports equipment rentals, and small shops and cafés along the beach area, perfect for grabbing a drink or a bite to eat.

If after enjoying the beach you want to change the atmosphere and have a day of shopping, here you will find a wide variety of places where you can get what you are looking for. One of them is the Scala Nuova Shopping Center, which has an open-air outlet style, where you can find shops of all kinds. From jewellery, make-up, and clothing to supermarkets and gift shops, with both well-known and local brands. Now, if you're looking for a more traditional style, the Grand Bazaar is the place to go. It's the second largest in Turkey, and consists of small shops where you'll find all sorts of objects and knick-knacks. From luxurious and exquisite fragrances, fabrics and clothing, to carpets, ceramics and unique souvenirs you won't find anywhere else. Be prepared to immerse yourself in the bargaining culture to get the best prices on your purchases.

Continuing with the wonderful beaches that you must visit once in Kusadasi, there is Uzun Plaj. Its name literally means ''Long Beach'' in Turkish, as it has a large expanse of land perfect for a day in the sun away from the crowds. It's sandy and has a relatively calm tide, plus here you'll have great, unobstructed views of the ocean horizon. It also has all the common amenities you would need, as well as restaurants and cafés close to the beach area.

In Kusadasi you will also find historical sites for those who love culture. Kusadasi castle is quite iconic in the city and is located on what is known as ''Pigeon Island'', which is a small stretch of land that is connected to the centre of Kusadasi. The structure was built in the Ottoman era by the legendary Admiral Barbarossa during 1534. Although today this castle is a restored ruin, much of its original architecture can still be seen.

This national park is all you need for a day in nature, breathing in the fresh air and enjoying the spectacular scenery. It covers approximately 27,598 hectares of land and is considered one of the most important natural heritages in all of Turkey. Here you will find a wide variety of natural environments, including beaches, lakes and waterfalls.

Kusadasi is a place with a rich historical heritage, having passed through various rulers throughout its existence. This particular building is a caravanserai, a roadside hotel that was used by travellers when they needed to stay halfway through their journey. It was built by the famous Ottoman military ruler 'Öküz' Mehmed Pasha between 1615 and 1618 and has been restored several times. However, it still retains most of its original structure, with large, thick stone walls and in the form of a small citadel.

There are many ways to have fun in Kusadasi, and this water park is an ideal choice for the whole family. It has been named as one of the best in Turkey, as it has a wide variety of attractions suitable for all ages. From large and long tunnel slides and slopes, to wave pools and jacuzzis, as well as special areas for rafting. They also have a food court where they sell all kinds of fast food, so you won't run out of energy during your visit.

The oldest mosque in the city of Kusadasi, built for the former Ottoman governor Okuz Kara Mehmed, is still a very popular place of worship for its Muslim devotees today. It dates back to 1618, but today it has been preserved in excellent condition, with an exterior as impressive as its interior. Even if you are not religious, this place is definitely worth a visit, both for its architecture and its cultural and historical importance.

This art museum is quite unique as it is a museum of microminiatures or micro-art creations made by the Ukrainian Nicolaï Siadristy. Considered to be one of the best in the world, here you can see the small but impressive work of this artist, who creates all kinds of scenarios on tiny things (grains of sand, salt or rice) that can only be appreciated with a special magnifying glass.