Alacati

When it comes to the beautiful towns of Turkey, many people will mention Alacati. This is a beautiful and dreamy town by the Aegean Sea, facing Greece across the sea. It is full of literary and fresh places, belonging to Izmir city. It is famous for its Greek-style architecture, windmills and vineyards, and has a history of more than 150 years. Arriving in the small town is like entering a fresh fairy tale world. The uniquely shaped old windmills are not only a scenic spot in the town, but also a iconic building of Alacati. The location of the windmills is in the central urban area of the small town. In the criss-crossing alleys, you can always see neat tables and chairs arranged in a fresh blue and white color, reminiscent of Greece. Unlike modern Greece, the exterior walls of the buildings here are not pure white, but mostly composed of gray-brown bricks, resembling medieval Greece. Walking in the small town, with a gentle breeze blowing, the clean and tidy streets are almost filled with fresh flowers. There is a feeling of leisure and not busy. Just like the name of the Aegean Sea, it makes people feel very fresh and suitable for finding a comfortable time to enjoy a leisurely vacation life. Turning around the street corner, a faint floral fragrance wafts over, and large patches of emerald green catch the eye. Taking a leisurely walk here, feeling the sea breeze, admiring the ancient flower stone houses, taking some beautiful photos, sitting down for a cup of coffee, is a very pleasant thing. This place is suitable for staying for a few more days, experiencing a quiet and peaceful life. If you want to find a quiet place to stop and enjoy the beautiful scenery, go to Alacati! Transportation: If you are driving, it is very convenient to follow the navigation to get here. If you are taking public transportation, you need to take a bus to Izmir first and then transfer to a bus to Cesme. Get off at the station before Cesme.

Getting There - The nearest big airport is Izmir. From Izmir you can either hire a taxi( expensive) or take a mini bus into ALacati. Attractions - ALacati is an Instagram haven with unique restaurant, bars, cafes, and shops. Everything is a bit pricier in this region compared to less touristic areas however if your currency is high you won’t think so. remember to bargain when you shop :) Hotels - I would recommend you to stay a few days at the centre of ALacati in a boutique hotel. there are many bohemian villas converted into hotels. Food & Restaurants - Turkish food is amazing however there is a great selection of western restaurants where you can find your usual favourite meals. Shopping - like I mentioned before there is a great selection of shops especially if you are the bohemian type, you will love the accessories and clothes. Don’t forget to bargain! #uniquelodging

Per capita 200 live in [Turkey] seaside town of the fairy lodge this time found that the country's hotel cost-effective, oh, really good tourism developed countries, we are in Alacati (next to Cesme) Booked this [Kose Konak Butik Hotel] . hotel location is very good, only 5 minutes walk from the town center quiet around, very suitable for relaxation ~ most important price Really cheap, basic room rate is 400-500 per night, and this price includes breakfast ~ recommend you choose a pool view room with a balcony, from the room down shot is particularly beautiful! ! Very colonial wind ~ . This hotel does not allow small children to stay, so it is suitable for honeymoon then about breakfast, I really want to give them awesome! Its so delicious. Im having breakfast with my boyfriend every day until Im not hungry in the afternoon. Its too much.

Turkey|Alacati You don't have to go to Greece to feel the Mediterranean style town. You must come to Alacati, the favorite place in Turkey for self-driving travel. There are very few Chinese tourists, basically local tourists from Europe and Turkey. The daytime is quiet and serene. Most tourists go to the beach to play. There are only a few tourists left in the town. Taking pictures and drinking tea is very leisurely. At night, the impression of the town is overwhelmed during the day. All the streets are stuffed. Full of tourists, everyone is drinking and chatting on the head, the stalls at the night market are also put out, very lively, I recommend you not to miss this charming town.

Destination is Turkey 🇹🇷 and visit family 🫶 We went to Alaçatı & Cesme ✈️ Journey starts from Istanbul we went to some good places in Istanbul like Taksim & Bazar 🤩 Second destination was Alaçatı 😍 & cesme both was perfect 🤩 and wonderful, I recommend everyone to visit both places and enjoy the food and drink 🍺. Everywhere people drink 🍹 and dance till midnight 🕛 and lots of fun 🤩 #cesme #turkey #travel

Alaçatı is one of the loveliest towns in Turkey and a popular holiday destination on the Aegean coastline, known for its renovated stone houses, charming boutique hotels, a variety of dining and entertainment venues scattered along the streets, and bays and beaches that are even more beautiful than other places, earning it the nickname 'Pearl of Turkey'. 🏝 In the small town, old houses with little gardens are a common sight, and along the coastal winding pathways, one can occasionally hear the therapeutic white noise of the waves crashing. The romantic atmosphere is also due to the bunches of fresh flowers on the windowsills of the locals' homes, as if flowers are blooming along the journey 🌸

Cesme: The evening light, even if you cover your mouth, it will still overflow from your eyes. In short, it looks very heartwarming! Alacati: Turkey's most beautiful love sea small town, facing Greece across the sea, full of Greek style, but the price is only half of Greece, every household is full of plants, quiet and fresh during the day, almost the whole town is boiling at night, very lively! The breakfast supply time is 9:00~12:00, some restaurants serve breakfast until 4:00 in the afternoon, living a life at ease with a casual attitude! Transportation: Departing from Izmir/Izmir Airport, it takes about 70-80 minutes to drive to Cesme~ Alacati, Cesme and Alacati are not far away, about 15~20 minutes to reach.

Traveling to Turkey, of course, you can't miss the beauty of the Aegean Sea: Izmir! This is the intertwining of tradition and modernity, the collection of history and beauty, it deeply touches us, refreshing. The entire city surrounds a huge bay, looking around, you can see various yachts, ships and ferries dotted among them~ As the end of the ancient "King's Road" spanning Anatolia to the Persian Gulf, Izmir is still the focus of tourism and entertainment. The streets of Izmir are shaded by palm trees with annual rings, and the sidewalks become more beautiful due to the embellishment of nature~ The elegance of the buildings from the inside out hits the soul. The coastline of this city is famous for its coastal natural scenery and delicious food~ Famous seafood restaurants, first-class cafes, rich Aegean cuisine and other leisure and entertainment facilities are all heartwarming! Inland, there are a large number of ruins and monuments, they tell countless stories of ancient civilizations. And coming to Izmir, of course, you can't miss a trip to Alacati near the town of Cesme, which is one of the cutest towns in Turkey, and my favorite place in Turkey besides Istanbul! Alacati is the most popular holiday resort on the Aegean Sea coastline, with renovated stone houses, charming boutique hotels, restaurants and entertainment venues all over the streets~ I came here for the first time ten years ago, and since then I have been dreaming~ Later, I went to many small towns with rich, gorgeous, or high-saturation colors, such as Chefchaouen in Morocco, and Guanajuato in Mexico... My favorite is still Alacati, in the following ten years I have come to this small town by the Aegean Sea many times, it is still as beautiful as before.

A must-visit place when traveling to Turkey~ Of course, it includes the beauty of the Aegean Sea: Izmir! It is a blend of tradition and modernity, a collection of history and beautiful scenery, deeply touching us and refreshing. The entire city surrounds a huge bay, and you can see various yachts, ships, and ferries dotted among them~ As the end of the ancient 'King's Road' spanning from Anatolia to the Persian Gulf, Izmir is still the focus of tourism and entertainment. The streets of Izmir are shaded by palm trees with rich annual rings, and the sidewalks become more beautiful due to the embellishment of nature~ The elegance of the buildings from the inside out strikes the soul. The coastline of this city is famous for its coastal natural scenery and delicious food~ Famous seafood restaurants, first-class cafes, rich Aegean cuisine and other leisure and entertainment facilities are all heart-warming! Inland, there are a large number of ruins and monuments, telling countless stories of ancient civilizations. Of course, when you come to Izmir, you can't miss going to Cesme and Alacati, one of the cutest towns in Turkey, and my favorite place in Turkey besides Istanbul! Cesme is the most popular holiday resort on the Aegean Sea coast, with renovated stone houses, charming boutique hotels, restaurants and entertainment venues all over the streets, and more beautiful bays and beaches than other places, and Cesme Castle, all worth savoring and appreciating.

Turkey's romance, in addition to hot air balloons, Pamukkale and other well-known places, also originated from the Mediterranean-style "blue and white town" Alacati. The town is not a lot of tourists, it is very quiet in general, there are many cafes and small shops in the town, it is a good choice to sit down for a cup of coffee or buy something small. Here, there are 300 days a year, all of which are breezy and clear, so it is also a holy place for windsurfing.

When you talk about the beautiful towns of Turkey, you have to mention Alacati. This town is located on the Cesme Peninsula along the Aegean Sea, across the sea from Greece. During the Greek war, the refugees fled to this place to take refuge. When the fighting settled, the Greek refugees returned to their hometowns, leaving an indelible Greek temperament. The town is not big, it takes more than an hour to finish. Of course, if you want to stop and take pictures or sit down and have a coffee, it would be great to spend a day or two here. I stayed here for three days and almost walked through every corner. Although it didn't encounter good weather all the time, it was still amazing! The inhabitants here are born with artistic cells. Each house is beautifully decorated and not identical. It is similar to the Greek town. Only the flag on the windows and doors reminds you that it is Turkey. Photo point recommendation: The town is not big, every house in every lane is worth taking a shot. If you have time, you can go to the beach of Ilica on the outskirts of the town. The facilities are perfect and the sea view is super beautiful! Cesme Castle, 10 km from Alacati, is also worth a visit. Transportation: First take a bus or plane from Turkey to Izmir, then change to the shuttle bus to Cesme and get off in the middle. Restaurant recommendation: Alacati's diet is mainly Western food, and consumption is more expensive than other cities in the country. Recommend a restaurant on the main road - KOSE, this trip has been visited twice, the taste is very good, recommended chicken wings.