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The Kusadasi Gulf offers fantastic opportunities for sailing, swimming, and relaxation, and as you sail between the large natural bays, numerous coves, and inlets, you may spot locations you will want to explore further during your vacation. During this day tour, the boat will stop so that you can swim or top up your tan at the natural beaches. Following a morning hotel pick-up in Kusadasi, head to the embarkation point and set sail on board your beautiful cruise vessel. You will sail in and out of several bays, stopping for some time at leisure, before lunch A spread of barbecue treats for lunch will be served on board the boat, after which you will continue along the spectacular coast, listening to relaxing music and stopping again for a dip in the sea. Head back to Kusadasi mid-afternoon, disembarking at approximately 17:00.

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Upon request, meet at your port or hotel in Kusadasi and drive to Sirince Village. Sirince is a village on the borders of Selcuk, which is a town in Izmir and only 7km away. Sirince is located on a plateau, behind a beautiful valley and surrounded by mountains.

Stroll down the tree-lined streets of this traditional hillside village. Browse among the tented stalls and shops. Sample the local wine and stop for a cup of Turkish coffee.

Sirince is surrounded by groves and orchards. Stroll through the streets of this hillside village with its white houses and red-tiled roofs. Visit a village home to have an opportunity to see an authentic Turkish village house before being transferred back to your accommodation.

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Ephesus is the most famous ancient site in Turkey. Built after 1040 BC by refugees coming from Aegean Islands, it became one of the most important parts of the history. Later on, it became a Greek city more than a major Roman city in time. It was one of the twelve cities of Ionian League in Classical Greek Era. In 1st century BC population of Ephesus was approximately 250,000. It was an important commercial center as a port city. It was also sacred for Christians because of its connections with Virgin Mary, Saint Paul and Saint John The Evangelist.

Temple of Artemis is one of the Seven Wonders of the World completed in 550 BC is at the outskirts of Ephesus. It is a sanctuary built in a sacred place. The temple itself dates back to 8th century BC but the sacred place dates way back. It has been destroyed three times and rebuilt. But it has been abandoned after Christians started to rule the area.

Virgin Mary’s House is a Muslim and Catholic shrine located at the skirt of Bulbul Mountain in Selcuk. It is discovered after a Catholic nun in Germany described the place in her visions about a house Mother Mary lived before she died. It has become an important pilgrimage spot for Catholics since then.

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