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Kaz Mountains National Park & Sarikiz Peak
Kaz Mountains, known as Mount Ida in ancient times, stand out with the mountain fresh air, which hosts 32 different endemic plant species, and Jul yards (rare circular stone piles with a diameter of 1 kilometer) located in the Sarikiz locality. A bird's eye view of the Gulf of Edremit from a height of 1726 meters, the Ayvalık islands are one of the beauties that should be visited for the course of the large and small islands of the Aegean Sea.
for 1 to 4 people (Private jeep vehicle, guide, picnic basket)
for 1 to 4 people (Private jeep vehicle, guide, picnic basket with champagne) -
Kaz Mountains Sarikiz Route Villages and Waterfalls
Kaz Mountains Sarıkız You can see the villages and waterfalls on this trip, you can see the Village of Zeytinli, Hasanboguldi, Sütüven Waterfall Kızılkeçili Village Memorial Plane Tree, Tahtakuşlar Village and Güre Sarıkız Kazdağı Ethnographic Museums, as well as Antandros Antique City, Adatepe Village, Zeus Altar, Yeşilyurt Village, Mihli Stream and Başdeğirmen Bridge and experience all the natural beauties of the Kaz Mountains.
for 1 to 4 people (Private jeep vehicle, guide, picnic basket)
for 1 to 4 people (Private jeep vehicle, guide, picnic basket with champagne) -
Kazdağları Şahinderesi Canyon Jeep Safari
The entrance to the canyon, which distributes the oxygen it receives from the Kaz Mountains to the whole Altinoluk, is subject to special permission. The 27 kilometer long Sahindere Canyon in Altınoluk, which is home to the Kazdağlar, one of the highest quality oxygen sources in the world, is worth seeing with its depth of 600 meters.
for 1 to 4 people (Private jeep vehicle, guide, picnic basket)
for 1 to 4 people (Private jeep vehicle, guide, picnic basket with champagne)
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Çanakkale and Gallipoli Peninsula
The Dardanelles Strait, which does not give way to the largest navy in history, is a very special region with its natural and historical texture. During the trip, Gallipoli Peninsula Historical National Park, Canakkale Martyrs, Kilidbahir Castles and Kanuni Tower, Eceabat Namazgah Bastions and War Materials Museum, as well as Seyed Corporal, Rumeli Mecidiye Martyrs and bastions, Pools Martyrs, Soganlidere Martyrs, Sahindere, Sargieri Martyrs, Alçitepe Son Ok Monument, Canakkale Martyrs Monument and War Relief, Seddülbahir Yahya Sergeant Martyrdom , Alçıtepe Village, Çanakkale Epic Museum, 57. By visiting the Alay Martyrdom, Conkbayırı District, Anzac Cove, Bigalı Village Atatürk House, you can see the historical places where our Liberation War took place up close.
Advice from Assos Longevity:
We recommend you to experience the cuisines of the Porta Caeli Vineyard and Caeli Hotel, which are located on the 1700-decare area with the largest 1x1 planting frequency in the world, in the Eceabat district of the historical Gallipoli Peninsula located on your way, where they use their own wines and local products.
for 1 to 8 people (including private car, guide, museum entrances and lunch) -
Ancient Troy
The Troy region, which is protected by UNESCO, is another important value that our country has. A visit to the Trojan Horse, the Trojan Museum and the Troy region, which will be made through a special guide, will be one of the rare experiences that will open your horizons.
Advice from Assos Longevity:
Yalova Restaurant on the Çanakkale road is one of the places you should experience in terms of tastes. If you are also going to visit the Bozcaada side, make a wine tasting reservation from Corvus before you go and taste Madame Niça's Greek-style delicacies.
for 1 to 8 people (including private car, guide, museum entrances and lunch) -
Assos (Behramkale)
Located in the Ayvacik district of Çanakkale, on the shore of the Gulf of Edremit and M.D. The Ancient City of Assos, founded in the 900s, has a very special acropolis. The most important place of the acropolis area, which has been used as a settlement center during the Greek, Macedonian and Persian periods throughout history, is the Temple of Athena with its unique panoramic view that you can see and in terms of its history. After seeing Behramkale Village, the Ancient City of Assos and the Ancient Port of Assos, do not forget to enter the immaculate sea of Kadırga Bay.
Advice from Assos Longevity:
While descending from the Temple of Athena towards the Ancient Port of Assos, stop by the Yildiz Restaurant and tell the owner Muzaffer Bey that you are our guest and do not skip tasting the fresh fish that his father keeps and the wonderful appetizers prepared by his mother. -
Blue Cruise with Private Yacht
We invite you to a holiday where you will explore the vast blue of the Aegean with your family or close friends with our private yacht options that we will recommend to you. You can visit the small bays in Sivrice, Babakale and Assos with our private motorboat belonging to our hotel or M.D. you can see the 22 small islands that Ayvalık, the cradle of the historical Roman and Byzantine civilizations dating back to 330 and known as Kydonia in history, contains within its calm bay. It is possible to visit these virgin islands, where there is no life in any of them except Cunda, only with private yacht tours. On a private yacht tour, you determine your program together with your captain, you can choose the menu possibilities you want and explore the unique historical bays depending on the weather conditions.
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Yeşilyurt Village
Yeşilyurt, known as the village where Zeus was born and clustered around a glamorous main square on the slopes of Kazdağ (Mount Ida) above Küçükkuyu in the Gulf of Edremit, then descending through tree-lined cobbled streets and uphill towards the landscape, is definitely one of the most beautiful villages in Turkey.
The Legend of Baucis and Philemon in Yeşilyurt Village
Baucis and Philemon were an old couple. They didn't have much, but they loved each other very much. One day two travelers came to their 'hut and poverty' (casa paupertatemque). They did not know that the guests were actually mortal forms of Jupiter and Mercury, but because Baucis and Philemon were very polite and pious (pia), the couple invited the passengers inside. These walking (petentes) forms of Jupiter and Mercury had already been translated from a thousand houses (mille domos). Baucis and Philemon, however, began to prepare the best they could (parabant) for the strangers, although they did not have much on hand. Hospitality was very important to the Romans, so in return for their kindness, Jupiter gave them what they wanted most: to die at the same time. He turned the old man and the woman (senex et femina) into two trees growing from the same trunk so that they could live and die together.
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Ada Tepe Village
3 km away from Küçükkuyu, Adatepe is a charming village consisting of honey-colored stone houses on the Ida (Kazdağ) slope. On the outskirts, a short and easily walkable path leads to a rock called the Altar of Zeus, identified by the German archaeologist Heinrich Schliemann as Gargaros.
The Story of Refika in Adatepe Village
The end of the 19th century and the 20th century in the village of Adatepe.at the beginning of the century, there lived a Greek beauty with the nickname 'Refika'. Refika, who was very much loved among the Greek and Turkish community of the village, was both a beautiful and very cheerful girl. Dec. She sings songs at weddings and dances very well. Refika's beauty and benevolence have become a legend in the languages of Adatepe village as well as the surrounding villages. Especially during the olive season, in the fields where Refika worked, the villagers both collected olives and listened to Refika's songs. At weddings, Refika is definitely called as the head teacher and she is made to sing and dance. Until the First World War, the two communities lived together peacefully in the village of Adatepe. However, the War brought disasters to the village of Adatepe, as it did in all of Anatolia. With the war, there was Deconfliction between the Greek and Turkish communities of the village at first, and then mutual conflicts began. Despite all this turmoil, Refika still continued to be loved among the Turks, but however, as a result of the agreement between the Turkish and Greek governments at the end of the war, Refika had to leave the village along with other Greeks and Dec Decamp to Greece.
Refika's departure from the village caused a great sadness among the Turks. Dec. Even after he left, folk songs were burned in his name, and at every opportunity, especially at weddings, his folk songs were read and dances were danced in his name. This tradition still continues in Adatepe village. -
Ayvalık, Cunda Island, Devil's Table, Sarımsaklı Beach
Ayvalık is one of the most beautiful holiday destinations in the region with its unique beaches, preserved houses and unique natural environment. Cunda Island stands out with its paved streets, unique tastes and structures worth visiting. The Devil's Table is a natural formation formed from the lava remnants of an extinct volcano. A footprint found here is believed by local people to belong to the devil. You can enjoy a bird's-eye view of the region by climbing to the Devil's Table, taste local delicacies while walking the historical streets of Cunda Island and sunbathe on the golden sands of the seven-kilometer-long Sarımsaklı Beach.
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Bozcaada (Tenedos)
The Greek historian Herodotus said, ”God created Bozcaada (Tenedos) to offer people an eternal life". This peaceful North Aegean island is located right next to the Dardanelles Strait (Dardanel), with narrow stone streets, old stone houses, a historic castle, delicious Aegean cuisine, local wines and a never-decreasing wind. We will visit the historical streets of the island, taste its unique flavors, and enjoy the sun and sea on its peaceful beaches.
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Pergamon
Although it is quite difficult to describe Bergama, this is a very special place with its magnificent views. You can literally feel this atmosphere that will fascinate you only by going there and climbing the Acropolis. Together we will visit this city, which has an important place in the history of the world, and sit on the stairs of the ancient theater. From here, we will let the unique view take us back centuries. We will have the opportunity to see the artifacts recovered from the excavations at the Pergamon Museum and touch the cultural mosaic exhibited at the Ethnography Museum.
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The Ancient City of Ephesus and the Virgin Mary
The Ancient City of Ephesus, located in the Selcuk district, within the boundaries of Izmir province, M.D. with its history dating back to the year 4000, it has been an important place in every period. Ephesus is home to the Temple of Artemis, which was founded by female warriors known as the Amazons and is one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. As we walk through the streets of Ephesus in the charming atmosphere, a long slope will take us to the House of the Virgin Mary. Walking along this path between the trees, we will encounter a wall Decked with wishes. We will end our trip in Şirince Village, which attracts attention with its unique atmosphere. This village will welcome us with its narrow streets, and here you can taste the world-famous wines and have a pleasant time in the small cafes of the village.