Alaçatı

📅 Itinerary
Explore the Old Town – charming cobbled streets, blooming bougainvilleas, Greek-style stone houses. Visit artisan shops and galleries.
Stroll through Alaçatı Market Square – local produce, spices, and authentic souvenirs.
Climb to the Alaçatı Windmills for panoramic views and perfect photos.
Relax at a scenic cafe like Köse Kahve for a light meal or a sunset cocktail.

Day2: Head to Ilıca Beach – soft sand, shallow turquoise water, and thermal springs. Great spot for windsurfing or paddleboarding.
Return to town for a walk and dinner in a wine bar or seaside restaurant with live music.

Day3: Take a short ride (15–20 min) to Çeşme Marina. Walk the promenade, admire the yachts, grab a coffee at a seaside café.
Visit Çeşme Castle – a 16th-century Genoese fortress with stunning sea views and a small museum inside.Relax at Altınkum Beach – crystal-clear water, fine sand, more peaceful than Ilıca. Optionally, try Aya Yorgi Bay for beach clubs and a livelier vibe.Explore the charming Çeşme town center – cobbled streets, boutique shops, historic fountains.
Dinner with a sea view at one of Çeşme’s top restaurants such as:
Ferdi Baba (marina view, fresh seafood)
Dalyan Sakızlıhan (in the quiet Dalyan area, known for meze and peaceful ambiance)

🏨 Accommodation

Nars Alaçat
Taş Otel
İncirliev
Alavya

🍴 Food Recommendations

Köse Kahve – Casual dining, chicken patties, fresh salads, lemonade, cocktails. Great terrace for people-watching.

Asma Yapragi – Garden restaurant with homemade-style meze, lamb medallions, and yogurt-based dishes.

Agrilia – Creative cuisine with fusion twists: grilled vine leaves with sardines, coriander burger, fig desserts.

Eflatun – Young chef-run kitchen, great for vegetarians: stuffed leaves, eggplants, local wines from Urla.

Kapari Bahçe – Relaxed dining in the old town, generous portions, friendly service.

📌 Tips

Best time to visit: April–May or September–October – pleasant weather, fewer crowds, and better prices.
Getting around: The Old Town is walkable. Use taxis, bikes, or minibuses for beach trips. Apps like BiTaksi are available.
Activities: Alaçatı is a world-class spot for windsurfing – consistent wind and calm bays make it ideal for beginners and pros.
Dining culture: Meals are slow and social. It’s customary to bring small gifts like sweets or fruit when visiting locals.
Bonus: If you're visiting in summer, don’t miss the Alaçatı Food Festival – street food, concerts, and chef-led workshops.

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