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Welcome to my web site for Kusadasi Taxi Tours and Transfers Services

Here, you can find information about Kusadasi and places around to see, photos of Kusadasi and historical places around, daily tours and transfers, a list of prices.

If you ever come to Kusadasi or would like to come to Kusadasi for the first time, you can be sure that you are at the right place, and found the right person as a taxi driver.  It doesn't matter which airport you are coming from, just reserve your cab and let me greet you at the airport.  Or if you are coming to Kusadasi by cruise ships you can reserve your cab for Ephesus, House of Virgin Mary and The Basilica of St. John and let me greet you just in front of the Port of Kusadasi. 

An honest and reliable taxi driver with reasonable prices is just under your fingers now...

About Me

Hello my dear guest,

My name is Yucel Fesli but to make it easy to remember I use my nick name of Joseph.  I have been a taxi driver in Kusadasi in Marina Taxi (just opposite the marina) since 1990.  I can speak English which is enough to communicate.  My only income is from driving the taxi, therefore I can concentrate my attention to my customer's needs. I try to do my best everytime.

With 19 years' experience I give satisfaction guarantee to my all customers...

(P.S. : The photo of yellow taxi above the site is my real car.)

About How We Do

Here, I would like to explain that, if you need a taxi from any airport (like izmir airport, bodrum airport, dalaman airport) to Kusadasi, you are reserving your taxi and giving your flight details and other specific informations about you and then I will call you back or write a text message just one day before the transfer day to make you sure that I will be at the airport and greet you at the right place with your name.

If you are a customer which is coming to Kusadasi by cruise ships, you are reserving your daily tour and then I will call you back or write a text message just one day before your cruise ship arrives to Kusadasi to make you sure that I will be waiting for you just in front of the gate of the port of Kusadasi and greet you with your name...

About Kusadasi

Kusadasi is 65 kms to Aydin city center.  It’s located in a coastline where Aegean Region meets the Aegean sea.  In the North; there are Selcuk and Pamucak, in the South there is Dilek Peninsula National Park which is the the closest part of Turkey to Greek island Samos and the city center is in the middle of very important touristic destinations like Izmir, Ephesus, Virgin Mary’s House, Miletus, Didyma, Priene, Pamukkale, Marmaris and Bodrum.  Kusadasi port is the only closest point to Greek Island Samos and just because of this reason for the tourists who are coming to Kusadasi, it’s the second most important sea gate of Turkey.  

Transport

There are two transportation opportunity to reach Kusadasi like by seaway and by overland route.  The port of Kusadasi is the most significant port of the Aegean Region.  The closest airport to Kusadasi is just 75 kms away and that is Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport.

Cruiser And Yacht Ports

There are two wharfs, where tourist ships are approaching and also a yacht port with 650 yacht capacities in Kusadasi. Ships are approaching to Kusadasi Port during all seasons. Passenger motor voyages are regularly organized from Kusadasi port to Greek Island, Sisam (Samos) during spring and summer months (Every day between 1st April and 20th October), and during winter months these voyages are turned as charters. There are daily and hourly picnic touring passenger motors in the port, and Blue Tour organizing yachts are also in the yacht port.

Sights to see in Kusadasi

Guvercin adasi (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.

Mosques and Caravansarys

Okuz Mehmet Pasa Caravansary:  It’s built by Sadrazam Mehmet Pasa in 1618.

Kaleici Mosque:  It’s built by Sadrazam Mehmet Pasa in 1618.

Beaches

Ladies Beach, Snake Island Beach, Pigeon Island Beach, Kustur Beach, Tusan Beach, Long Beach, Silver Sand Beach, The Love Beach, Beaches in Dilek Peninsula National Park, Paradise Beach.

About Aydin

Sites Of Interest: Tavşanburnu, Dilek Peninsula National Park, Kemer dam, Bafa lake, Kadınlar Denizi (bay), Yılancı Burnu, Odun wharfs, Güzelçamlı beaches, Aydin, İmamköy, Germencik hot springs, Kuşadası hot spring, Güzelçamlı mineral springs, Afrodisias, Akaraka, Alabanda, Alinda, Antiokheia, Didim, Magnesia, Milet, Nysa, Priene, Tralles antique cities, Alihan mausoleum (Alihan Baba Türbesi), Üveys Pasha, Hasan Çelebi, Ramazan Pasha, Süleyman Bey mosques, Nasuh Pasha mosque complex, Atike Hanım Fountain and Mausoleum, Öküz Mehmed Pasha Inn (caravansary)

Ancient Cities in Aydin

Nyssa The source of what we know about this Nyssa (Nisa), founded on the slopes of Mount Malgaç, north of Sultanhisar in where now olive groves, is the geographer Strabo. Made up of two parts due to the fact that it was built on a stream, the city was first called Athymbra after the wife of its founder, the Selecuid king Antiochus I. The primary remains are the two-story library built by Aristodem, a native of Nyssa, a water depot belonging to the Hellenistic era, a stadium and bridge from the Roman era, the agora and necropolis on the Acharaka road.

Alabanda A Carian city whose name comes from a combination of the Carian words for horse (ALA) and victory (BANDA). Remains that can still be seen include the wall fortified with towers, the theater, the senato, the agora and memorial graves. There is also a Roman aqueduct over Kemer Creek to the south. Alaband was known in the ancient world for several crafts peculiar to the city, including crystal, various decorative items made from a hard black stone, fishing nets and rose gardening.

Priene An important episcopal see in the Byzantine era, the ancient city Priene north of Miletus was given a very geometric design of intersecting right angles. The most important structure in the city is the Temple of Athena on the top of the hill. In addition, northeast of the city is a 5000 person theater constructed in the Hellenistic era which is definitely worth seeing.

Miletus Located on north of Didim, Miletus was a coastal city with 4 ports and one of the most important Ionian settlements. Its golden age was the 6th and 7th centuries BC. During this period thinkers in Miletus were putting down what would become the foundation of Western science and culture. The 5300 person theater built in the Hellenistic era was later added on to by the Romans and had a final seating capacity of 15,000.

Tralles (Tiral) Located only 1 km from Aydin, what we know about the city, is limited to what has come down to us from the geographer Strabo. Its first appearance in the historical record is in the 4th century BC during the war of independence waged by the Spartan general Thibron against the Persians.

During the Hellenistic era, the city changed hands frequently. In 26 BC, while a part of the Roman Empire, it suffered some damage from an earthquake and was repaired by the Emperor Augustus and renamed Caesarea. From the time that it passed into the hands of the Turks in the 12th century until the present it has been called "three-eyes" among the people. A few remains of the theater to the north and the 'cavea' are about all that remain. Excavations begun in 1997 have uncovered a Roman bath, an arsenal used during the Greek, Roman and Byzantine eras and a building thought to have been used for worship in the Byzantine period. All of the items recovered from the site whether from older digs or the more recent ones are on exhibit in the Aydin Museum.

Aphrodisias This city was one of the leading centers of architecture, art, sculpture and worship in the ancient world. The Byzantine write Stephanos places the foundation of the city back to the 13th century BC. This Carian city 12 km southeast of Karacasu experienced its golden age in the Roman era, during which time marble statue and structures of extraordinary beauty were built so much so that a school of art known as the Aphrodisias style was developed.

Archeological research has shown that architecture and sculpture were not the only types of study done in the city but that medicine and astronomy were researched as well. The city's primary structures of interest are the baths built during the reign of Hadrian, the agora with its large fountain, the Temple of Aphrodite built in the 1st century BC, the 30,000 person theater, the theater baths and odeon, the episcopal palace and the school of philosophy. The Museum of Aphrodisias has one of the richest collections found in any local museum in Turkey.

Panionium Located in the town of Davutlar near Kuşadası, it was the center of the Ionian League of antiquity. The Ionians met here to make decisions.
Neopolis Right beside Kuşadası, at a place called Yılancı Burun (Snake Nose). It is the earliest settlement in the area.

Didyma Near the town of Didim, it was in the center of prophetic oracles in antiquity. The Temple of Apollon in Didim was planned as a dipteros (having two rows of columns) but was never finished.

Myus Near Didim, an important member of the Ionian League.

Iassos Situated near Didim, this ancient city was famous for its theater dedicated to Dionysos, the god of wine, and the festivals held there. Its music and theatrical productions were well-known throughout the ancient world.

Gerga It is located near Çine. The enormous human statues which have slid off their pedestals and fallen to the ground and the stones which have "Gerga" inscribed on them are particularly interesting.

Alinda Located near Karpuzlu, it is the granite city of Queen Ada. Important remains include a theater with 35 rows of seats, a two-story tower, the agora and the city walls.

Mastaura (Mastavra) Close to Nazilli, it used to be a commercial center which minted money. In the ruins can be seen the city walls, the theater, aqueducts and a few other structures.

Magnesia It is near Ortaklar in Germencik. Because it was the scene of several important events, it is described as the 'city of episodes.' There are the remains of temples to Artemis and Zeus from the 3rd century BC, an agora, baths, a theater, stadium and gymnasium, as well as Byzantine walls.

Orthasia (Ortosi) Near Yenipazar, there is a acropolis on a hill overlooking the Menderes valley.

Nyssa (Nisa) Near Sultanhisar, it was a science and teaching center. The remains of the theater, stadium, gymnasium, agora, library, buluterion and necropolis can still be seen.

Acharaka (Akaraka) In Sultanhisar near the village of Salavatlı, reference is made to a health center here. The Temple of Plutonium and the 'health-giving' water and gases in Charonium cave are also mentioned.

Reference:  Ministry Of Culture & Tourism

About Aegean Region

Many would agree that the coastal region of the Aegean has some of the most stunning views in the country and, in the words of Heredotus, "have the most beautiful sky and the best climate in the world." The bays peninsulas, and golden beaches stretch the length of coastline and this region was also the venue of countless mythological events. There are remains of ancient cities including Troy, immortalised by Homer, and Pergamum, the art and cultural centre and capital of one of the most powerful kingdoms at the time.

The provinces in the Aegean region are Afyon, Aydin, Denizli, Izmir, Kutahya, Manisa, Mugla and Usak. Situated in Edremit bay is Ayvalik, the meeting point of the sea, the theraputic springs of Akcay, and pine forests, which has been dubbed the olive-grove Riviera. To the south are countless resorts, then further south is Foca, famous for the heroic Turkish sailors who were based here. Sardis, the capital of the wealthy Lydian king Croesus, is a small detour inland. Located in a narrow bay, Izmir is a modern city and the third largest in Turkey, as well as the major part on the Aegean. It brims with life and is a busy commercial centre, with broad boulevards and modern architecture, combined with the traditional red-tiled roofs of the old houses in the bazaar area. The peninsula of Cesme with its brilliant waters, superb beaches and thermal springs, lies to the west of Izmir. Among the most famous cities of the ancient world, Ephesus was one of the biggest during the Roman era. A treasury of all the riches of Ionian culture, Ephesus had a reputation for philosophy and critical thinking. The Temple of Artemis, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, as well as countless statues, theatres, libraries, markets and smaller temples were all architectural symbols of the city's fame. Further to the south is the ancient city of Priene, built according to a geometric plan designed by the great architect of Milet, Hippodamos.

Milet was a great centre of commerce and thought in the ancient world, and was the venue of many significant developments, scientific and intellectual. The nearby Didim, though not one of the ancient cities, is still famous for its magnificent temple dedicated to Apollo. On the Izmir - Antalya road, Aphrodisias (Geyre) was an important centre for culture and art famous for its training in sculpture. On the same road is the world-famous Pamukkale, with its calcium-rich thermal waters flowing out of the mountain which have, over centuries, created an extraordinary geographical phenomenon of white marble terraces. The ruins of the ancient city of Hierapolis lie behind this. The best known holiday resorts in this area are Kusadasi, Bodrum, Marmaris, Datca, Koycegiz and Fethiye, and private boats can be chartered to explore the bays of the south Aegean, immortalised in the book Mavi Yolculuk (Blue Voyage). Bodrum (ancient Halikarnas) is the birthplace of the great historian Heredotus. The mausoleum of King Mausolos was considered one of the seven wonders of the ancient world.  Marmaris is a lively resort with a modern marina surrounded by lush mountains and crystal-clear waters, and further south is the bay of Oludeniz, famous for watersports and paragliding, and the coastal town of Fethiye.

Reference:  Ministry Of Culture & Tourism

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