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Kuşadası (\"bird island\") sits on Turkey's central Aegean coast, between Izmir and the Dilek peninsula. The town's name comes from the small Pigeon Island in the bay, with a 16th-century Ottoman fortress now connected to the shore by a 350-metre causeway. The harbour holds the main commercial cruise port (one of the busiest in the eastern Mediterranean) plus the Setur Kuşadası Marina (600 berths) on the south side. The hinterland holds the Roman city of Ephesus 18 kilometres inland — the Library of Celsus, the 25,000-seat theatre, and the Temple of Artemis (one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World). The Dilek National Park peninsula immediately south is one of the largest protected coastal forests on the Turkish Aegean. Kuşadası is 30 minutes from Didim south by sail. Season runs April through October.











































































































































































































