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Harbour of Kusadasi
Turkey’s second largest cruise port, the celebrated resort town of Kusadasi on the Aegean coast, is now welcoming passengers with a sleek new terminal building, part of a multi-million dollar improvement and enlargement of Kusadasi Port’s facilities to enhance the experience of the more than 300,000 cruise ship and ferry passengers who disembark there annually. |
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Bird Island (Pigeon Island)
Pigeon Island or other name Bird Island , with its gleaming image, really deserves to be symbol of Kusadasi. The eye-catching view of the Bird Island, uniting with the panoramic colors of sunset attract every visitors. As the Bird Island was much-frequented place of birds during the seasonal migrations, it was named as Bird Island.In the times of Ottomans, the name of the Bird Island was given to the town and the town was started to be called as "Kusadasi" ( Bird Island ). Since then, the name of the island was changed into "Pigeon Island". The island was used for military purposes during the Ottoman Era. Byzantine castle standing on the rocks, used against pirates, is known as "Pirate Castle".
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Caravansarail Kusadasi
An original Ottoman Caravanserail built by Okuz Mehmet Pasha in 1618. The hotel has been furnished to meet present day needs, whilst preserving all the typical characteristics of a Caravanserail - two floors, two entrances and a spacious courtyard. The Club Caravanserail has a mystical atmosphere, decorated in the style of its original architectural design. |
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