Excursions

  • ASSOS & BEHRAMKALE

    In the Footsteps of Philosophy and Endless Landscapes

    The Ancient City of Assos, which has a history of about 2,500 years, is not only an ancient city consisting of stones; it is one of the most important centers in the history of human thought.

    In this unique geography where Aristotle founded the philosophy school, you can watch the most fascinating sunsets of the Aegean from the Athena Temple, explore Behramkale Village, famous for its stone streets, and have an unforgettable break by the sea at the port.

    • Temple of Athena • Aristotelian School of Philosophy • Ancient Port of Assos • Behramkale Stone Village • Sunset Cruise Point

  • APOLLON SMINTHEION

    The Temple of Prophecy and Light

    Apollon Smintheion, one of the most important sacred sites of the Troas civilization, is one of the unique mythological centers mentioned in Homer's Iliad Epic.

    While walking between the Decadent columns, you will feel the spirit of the ancient world and discover one of the most impressive archaeological sites of Anatolia.

  • TROY (UNESCO)

    The City Where the Legends Began

    Troy, one of the most famous ancient cities in the world, welcomes its visitors in the lands that inspired the immortal epics of Homer.

    You can see the Trojan Horse in this unique city, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List, explore the excavation sites and take an unforgettable journey in the footsteps of thousands of years of history.

  • ADATEPE VILLAGE

    Stone Houses and Olive Smells

    Located at the foot of the Kaz Mountains, Adatepe is one of the most beautiful villages in Turkey with its stone architecture, olive trees and calm atmosphere.

    You can walk along the narrow stone streets, explore the historic houses and experience the natural life culture of the region.

  • KAZ MOUNTAINS (IDA)

    The Sacred Mountain of Mythology

    Kaz Mountains, known as "Mount Ida" in ancient times, are one of the most special areas of the world with oxygen levels, believed that Zeus watched the Trojan War.

    It offers an unforgettable experience for nature lovers with waterfalls, hiking routes, centuries-old trees and unique vegetation.

  • PERGAMON (UNESCO)

    The Scientific Center of the Ancient World

    The Ancient City of Pergamon has hosted one of the most important civilizations in history with one of the steepest theaters in the world, the Asklepion Health Center and the ancient library.

    Pergamon, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is an indispensable route for history and culture enthusiasts.

  • GELİBOLU YARIMADASI

    Lands Where History Is Remembered with Respect

    The Gallipoli Peninsula, where the Dardanelles Wars took place, offers a deep historical journey to its visitors with Anzac Cove, Konkbayiri, Martyrs and historical monuments.

    This region is not only seen; it is felt.

  • AYVALIK & CUNDA

    The Most Elegant Seaside Town in the North Aegean

    Ayvalık's stone streets, historical Greek houses, boutique shops and beach life combine with Cunda Island's unique restaurants, sunset views and cultural atmosphere to offer an unforgettable Aegean experience.

    • Cunda Stone Streets • Taksiarhis Church • Lovers Hill • Rahmi Koç Museum • Beach restaurants • Sunset

  • YEŞILYURT VILLAGE

    The Heart of Slow Life

    Yeşilyurt Village, located in the cool air of the Kaz Mountains, is one of the most special routes of the North Aegean with its stone mansions, art workshops, boutique cafes and peaceful atmosphere.

    Time slows down here; nature, architecture and life mix together.