http://www.opusapart.com/http://www.opusapart.com/en/kusadasi/don-t-leave-without Seeing Öküz Mehmet Paşa Caravanserai, Visiting Guvercin Fortress, Swimming on one of the many beaches, Relaxing in Dilek Peninsula National Park, Getting a famous Blue Voyage, Trying out some of the bars and nightclubs. ]]>12-1776431482Mon, 20 Nov 2023 15:20:27 +0300http://www.opusapart.com/en/kusadasi/where-to-visit Güvercin Adası (Pigeon Island) This tiny island off the west coast of the town is just a few hundred metres from the mainland, and connected by path way. It contains a fortress, which was constructed by the Ottomans and restored and strengthened in 1834. Kusadasi was an important defensive port along the Ottoman Aegean coast, and the fortress helped prevent attacks coming from the islands. It is now a relaxing place with landscaped terraces and several teahouses and snack bars. Cruıser And Yacht Ports There are two wharfs, where tourist ships are approaching and also a yacht port with 650 yacht capacity in Kuşadası. Ships are approaching to Kuşadası Port during all seasons. Passenger motor voyages are regularly organized from Kuşadasi port to Greek Island, Sisam (Samos) during spring and summer months (Every day between 1st April and 20th October), and during winter months... ]]>11-1776431482Mon, 20 Nov 2023 15:02:59 +0300http://www.opusapart.com/en/kusadasi/how-to-get By Road For most long-distance bus journeys, it is necessary to change at Izmir, 90 minutes away, which has many more choices. Smaller buses make regular trips to Bodrum (2 hours), Pamukkale (3 hours) and Selcuk (30 mins), and dolmuses run a shuttle service to the beaches to the south of Kusadasi. There is a bus service that stops near Izmir’s airport. Buses either depart from the bus station, or from the town centre. Bus Station Tel: (90 256) 614 3981. By Boat There are two main harbours in the town. Cruise ships arrive throughout the year, and there are sailings to the Greek island of Sisam (Samos) with daily departures between April 1 and October 20. In the new yacht harbour – the largest and best-equipped northwest of Marmaris with a capacity of 650 – the Blue Voyage boats organise regular excursions. Marina, Kusadasi Setur Tel: (90 256) 614 17 52, Fax: 614 1758 By Air The... ]]>10-1776431482Mon, 20 Nov 2023 14:49:44 +0300http://www.opusapart.com/en/articles/our-sustainability-survey Thank you in advance for evaluating us. CLICK TO FILL OUT OUR SURVEY. ]]>9-1776431482Mon, 30 Oct 2023 10:33:14 +0300http://www.opusapart.com/en/articles/our-sustainability-performance-report Güncelleniyor.... ]]>8-1776431482Mon, 30 Oct 2023 10:32:03 +0300http://www.opusapart.com/en/articles/our-sustainability-policies OPUS HOTEL KUSADASI / AYDIN SUSTAINBILITY POLICIES 2023    ]]>7-1776431482Mon, 30 Oct 2023 09:25:56 +0300http://www.opusapart.com/en/gallery/opus-gallery2 ]]>6-1776431482Tue, 08 Nov 2022 12:07:51 +0300http://www.opusapart.com/en/gallery/kusadasi-gallery Kusadasi Turkey is the most popular in Aydin Province, which is located around 56 miles south of Izmir at the Aegean Coast of Turkey. It is called since from an angle from the sea, the peninsula resembles the head of a bird, thus, "kus" for bird and ada for island as Kusadasi.. It is usually said Kusadasi is one of the most beautiful cities facing the Aegean Sea since the scenery and landscape of the area is just as fascinatingly beautiful. Kusadasi has been a center of art, culture and history not only of Turkey but also of many civilizations since it was founded in 3000 B.C. Today, Kusadasi resembles a modern European city. Because of hot Mediterranean climate for roughly 92% of the year, so Kusadasi in Turkey has become one of the most traveled destinations in Europe. The city has an open sea side at the back of the peninsula, where public beaches are located. Among the... ]]>4-1776431482Mon, 31 Oct 2022 15:18:45 +0300