Kusadasi Best of Beaches

Kusadasi Best of Beaches 

Kusadasi is a district that is loved by tourists with its blue-flagged sea. It is one of the most popular and preferred holiday resorts in the Aegean region to enter the sea especially during the summer season. Apart from Kuşadası, many families also use Kuşadası as a summer resort.

Kuşadası with low humidity does not overwhelm and the district allows for a very nice summer vacation during summer. Beaches are generally free, but some beaches require you to pay for it if you want to use sun beds and umbrellas. Where are the places to go to sea in Kuşadası? How are the Kuşadası villages and beaches? Let us examine.

Kuşadası Pygela Beach (Kuştur Beach)

You can reach Kuştur Beach by bus # 1 from the city center and there are free public beaches. The resort is located near the holiday village called Club Holiday Village. Pygeia Antique City is found in antique period and Pygela Beach is also called this region.

Kusadasi Pigeon Island Beach

It is possible to swim from the left side on the slippery road leading to the Pigeon Island Kalesi, but this is a rocky region. If this does not bother you, you can swim in the Pigeon Island landscape.

Kusadasi Ladies Beach

Known as Ladies Beach because it was only used by ladies during the Ottoman period, the beach is the most famous sea in Kuşadası. As it is located on the street, there is no such thing as eating and drinking. Transportation is also very easy. The number 5 minibus line passes over Bayanis Denizi Caddesi. Because it is close to the center, there will be a crowd during summer. The entrance is free of charge as it is a public beach, there is a fee for sunbeds and umbrellas.

Kuşadası Green Beach

It is a small and cozy place that allows you to swim in the palm trees. It is a blue-flagged beach with its immaculate, blue sea and grain sands.

Kuşadası Love Beach

It is a long and wide beach of about 12km. One goes to Guzelcamli National Park and the other goes to Kuşadası Yavansu Quarter. There is a long way to go running along the coast. If you want to ride a bike you can go on a cute ride. Although there is a calmer air on weekdays compared to other beaches, barbecues and picnics can be done, so the weekends are crowded with the day visitors.

National Park beach

The Dilek Peninsula National Park, located 23 km from the center of Kuşadası, has several coves to enter the sea. Because you are within the borders of the national park, you are charged for pedestrians and vehicles. Known as Kalamaki village, these villages are called İçmeler Cove, Aydınlık Cove, Kavaklıburun Cove and Karasu Cove. These circles are loved by the day-to-day people. İçmeler Bay, 310 meters long, is 1km from the entrance of the national park. 5 km away from Aydınlık Bay is the 2nd bay. Kavaklıburun Bay, formerly Kalamaki, is 9km away from the entrance gate and has a 1km beach. Karasu Bay, 11km away, is the last public and the farthest in the national park.