• Güvercinada Castle (Küçükada) - Güvercinada is an island situated in the Kusadasi district, linked to the mainland by a man-made causeway. This island, a symbol of Kusadasi, features a castle constructed by the Genoese. In 2020, UNESCO added the castle to the World Heritage Tentative List as part of the file “Castles and Walled Settlements on the Genoese Trade Route from the Mediterranean to the Black Sea.”
• Kusadasi Bazaar - Stroll to Kusadasi Bazaar for a refreshing break. Enjoy apple tea, Turkish tea, or Turkish coffee, among other options. Experience the local culture by exploring handmade carpet and rug art. Try your hand at knotting and create a small piece of a Turkish handmade carpet.
• Okuz Mehmet Pasa Caravanserai - Located near Kuşadası Pier, this caravanserai was built by Grand Vizier Okuz Mehmet Pasha in 1618. Resembling a small inner castle, it features a triangular tip and a pointed dome. Today, it serves as a hotel and tourist facility.
• Kusadasi - Lunch is provided.
• Kusadasi - Your guide will take you to Kaleici, where you can admire the architecture of old Kusadasi houses. These historic buildings, now transformed into cafes, restaurants, bars, and shops, are popular spots for both local and international tourists during summer evenings.
• Kusadasi Bazaar - Your guide will provide insights into shopping options. Discover a variety of shops, many recommended by cruise lines, including those selling Turkish Delight, Turkish Baklava, jewelry, leather goods, and cotton textiles.

• Lunch
• Licensed or certified in-person guide
• Headset for each person
• Professional Licensed English Tour Guide
• Carbonated beverages

• Gratuities
• Entrance Fees to Pigeon Island / 8 Euro per person

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.