About Sogucak (pronounced Soljack)
Sogucak is a small authentic Turkish village about 20
minutes drive from the busy town of Kusadasi. The villa is approx. 900m from the heart of the
village. There are two nice restaurants in the village with excellent sunset views, plus 3 local
market shops for essentials. There is a small market once a week in the centre of the village.
About Kusadasi
Today, Kusadasi is one of Turkey’s principal holiday resorts with something on
offer for the old, young, sightseers, nature lovers, sun-seekers and back packers. Situated on
the west coast of Turkey, 90km south of Izmir (Turkey’s third largest city) Kusadasi is considered
to be one of the most attractive cities of the Aegean. It is close to important historical sites
including Ephesus, Didyma, Priene, Miletos and other places of interest such as Pamukkale
and the Greek Island of Samos.
Climate
Kusadasi has a Mediterranean climate with hot summers and mild winters, providing a
long tourism season. It experiences over 300 days of sunshine a year.
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Entertainment
Beaches and Shopping Kusadasi has something for everyone. Bar Street is
a very popular and lively nightspot and has a variety of bars. Restaurants are found throughout
the city centre with everything from low budget snack bars and traditional Turkish canteens to
more up-market eateries with full a-la-carte menus. Speciality Seafood restaurants are located
around the seafront area close to the port and marina.
The Kusadasi area has many beaches to offer – there is a town beach, but Silver Sands Beach
is highly recommended, with its beachfront restaurant and watersports. It is the closest beach
to Sogucak together with Long Beach (approx 5 minutes drive).
Kusadasi is without doubt a shopper’s paradise. The city centre has a wide range of shops
offering everything from A-Z. There are weekly markets, every Tuesday and Friday, the latter
being the larger and more popular. |