Aegean Sea Holidays in Cesme

Getting there and getting around

Flights to Cesme fly into Adnan Menderes International Airport, which is located a few miles from Izmir. Turkey has 10 airports, however only 4 become extremely busy in the summer. Dalaman Airport, Bodrum Airport, Antalya Airport and Izmir’s Airport are in demand between May and October, so flights to Cesme can be hard to get hold of. Search travel.co.uk to find cheap holidays to Cesme and ensure you and your family grab a seat on the plane. Getting around Cesme can be done via bus or taxi, as both are plentiful. As with the majority of things in Cesme, taxis are very cheap therefore there’s no need to have to get onto a crammed bus in such hot temperatures.

Things to do

Holidays to Cesme are extremely popular with British holidaymakers looking for Turkish holidays. There are many things to see and do both during the day and in the evening, adding to the advantages of this pleasant resort. During the day there are plenty of places to visit in and around the Cesme Peninsular, from historical villages to thermal pools and secluded bays, you’re guaranteed to find something to keep everyone happy. In the larger resorts of Dalyan and Ilica you can find an array of shops and an abundance of water sports. If you wish to travel further afield and visit some of Cesme’s neighbouring resorts then why not take a day trip to Ephesus, the famous House of the Virgin Mary.

Food and drink

Food and drink is Cesme is actually quite different to that in other regions of Turkey, but is equally delicious. Keep an eye out for Cesme melon and Kumni, which are just a couple of Cesme’s specialities. A popular snack here is toasted sandwiches, which are said to be very tasty. For a selection of good bars and restaurants head to the harbour area where they are in abundance.