A sunny oasis set in a beautiful parkland location and close to the sparkling Aegean Sea, Kusadasi Golf & Spa resort is where the beauty of nature meets contemporary holiday living. Throw in a myriad of facilities – endless pools, a lush championship 18-hole golf course with stunning club house, excellent dining scene and indulgent spa – and the net result is a stunning destination surrounded by everything you could wish for to experience holiday happiness.
Perched on a hillside, the range of accommodation provides guests with an outlook across gorgeous scenery – and easy access to the resort’s amazing activities. Within your air-conditioned walls, you will experience a comfortable, spacious and well-appointed apartment that has been especially designed for that superior home-from-home feeling.
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Go beach clubbing at Sogucak, a short 8km drive from the resort via a free shuttle bus. Here the soft white sands and stunning vistas, coupled with an overall sense of peace, create a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of lively Kusadasi town centre.
The Beach Club has space for more than 200 sun loungers, with tables and parasols, and also offers a decked dining area which spills over to a large lawn where seating is more informal. Open from 10am to 6pm six days a week (extended during peak demand periods), with mood music played throughout the day. Both return shuttle bus and use of sun loungers are free to all resort guests.
Let’s play golf! From tee to green, golfers will be in golfing paradise. The resort’s stunning 18-hole championship golf course offers a challenging test for players of any handicap. At up to 270 metres above sea level, the course affords amazing views over Kusadasi Bay and the Aegean Sea – compensation at least if your scorecard isn’t what you hoped. If you feel extra tuition is needed, The Kusadasi Golf Academy has a certified PGA Professional to assist all ages and abilities.
The spacious and elegant Clubhouse (the only building on the course) features a fully stocked Pro Shop, bar/restaurant with expansive sea view terraces and is open to everyone, whether you play golf or not
Serving at the leisure and pleasure of the entire family, the animation team are our on-site entertainment squad. Depending on the time of the year, a range of activities are lined-up for everyone’s enjoyment, including art and crafts, bingo, water polo, quizzes, and much more…
And our pint-sized guests are not forgotten. The team organise a supervised kids’ club for 4-12 year olds, in two age groups, with lots of games, competitions and mini disco on certain nights.
Those looking to retain (or regain) their fitness can work out in a fully-equipped gym and multi-purpose exercise room. Yet if training sounds a stretch too far, the more laid-back should make a beeline for the luxurious spa with its Turkish baths and beauty salon. Our health and beauty professionals will soothe your stresses away using luxurious feel-good therapies, including Turkish bath treatments, Bali massage, shiatsu, reiki and aromatherapy.
Whether simply lounging poolside, causing a splash or participating in some aqua-based fitness, the resort’s 11 shimmering pools mean days are easily filled with a huge dose of fun and relaxation. A raft of other facilities include tennis, volleyball, archery, mini-golf, a lake with remote control boats, giant chess and an all-day activities programme courtesy of the Animation Team.
A short distance from the resort brings you to the soft sands of Kusadasi’s famous Long Beach area and Pamucak Beach, famous for its two aqua parks and being a hub for water sports activities, including scuba diving.
Kusadasi is well established on the tourist trail with a buoyant and bustling atmosphere supplied by its colourful shops, several weekly markets, restaurants and nightlife. The marina boasts a mix of super-sleek yachts and traditional Turkish gullets (wooden sailing vessels). Kusadasi is close to several important historical sites, including the world-famous Ephesus and the modern city of Izmir, with its shops and Ottoman architecture, is just 83km. By ferry you can hop over to Samos for the day, or for shorter sails, take a local boat from just across the causeway at Pigeon Island.
Holidaymakers who choose to base themselves in and around the lively port city of Kusadasi in Turkey, have several outstanding archaeological sites to visit, among them – once nearby Ephesus has been explored – is that of Miletus.
From Kusadasi Spa & Golf, Miletus is around 58km and its ruins make a memorable and cultural day out.
Now sited 5 miles inland, Miletus was once a coastal city at the mouth of the River Meander. Located at the hub of four working harbours, it fell into decline as these silted over.
MILETUS
One of the most beautiful sights enjoyed by guests at Kusadasi Golf & Spa, is that of the sun dipping behind the Greek Island of Samos, which lies shimmering just a few miles off the Turkish coast and is available as a day trip by ferry.
Samos is considered to be one of the most beautiful of the Hellenic Islands and was known for its pottery and wine as far back as 2000 years. From the Turkish mainland you feel you could almost reach out and touch it, and yet when you land on its soil you discover a place unlike any other.
SAMOS
The beautiful seaside resort of Didim, also known as Didyma, is sheltered by sloping hills and its pretty beach is a perfect place to unwind for guests staying at Apollonium Spa and Beach.
But it is also famous for being home to one of Turkey’s magnificent ancient monuments, the Temple of Apollo and the second most important oracle outside Delphi providing excellent sightseeing opportunities.
DIDIM
Altinkum is situated on the Aegean coastline of Turkey, just 35km distance from Apollonium Spa & Beach. The town is like so many other resorts in this part of Turkey frequented by many tourists, in peak season it is a firm favourite with holidaying Turks, however you will find that it has retained its more traditional values and Turkish charm.
If you want a resort where you can relax and unwind then this is the place to go, the great thing about Altinkum is that it is perfect not only for couples but those with young children, three very long sandy beaches and safe shallow waters mean children can enjoy the beach and the water safely.
ALTINKUM
Pamukkale is, quite simply, like no other place on earth. It is a unique and important site where nature and history combine to offer a holiday destination that re-defines the over-used expression ‘must-see’.
From natural springs high up on the side of a 200m cliff, water laden with calcite deposits from deep underground has been cascading down for centuries. The heavily mineralised waters have formed an ‘other-worldly’ landscape of step-like terraces, petrified waterfalls, stalactites and pools, all with a snow-white, calcium coating that dazzles in the strong Turkish sunshine for a visual effect that is nothing short of stunning!
PAMUKKALE
Less than 30 minutes’ drive from Kusadasi Golf & Spa is the lovely, protected green space of Dilek National Park – known locally as ‘Milli Park’.
With its protected status, the 28,000 hectare park is a natural haven where wildlife and vegetation are allowed to thrive untouched by the advances of modern commercialism. It’s also a great place to get away from the bustling crowds in the busy town of Kusadasi, and to enjoy the simpler holiday pleasures of a quiet walk in the forested countryside, a family picnic under the clear blue sky or even a swim in the gin-clear Aegean waters.
DILEK NATIONAL PARK
With a reputation as one of the most attractive cities of the Aegean, Kusadasi is blessed with more than its fair share of tourist delights.
It’s a meeting point for European modern and Middle Eastern mystique, with contemporary buildings and influences jostling alongside traditional and ancient.
KUSADASI
A popular destination with tourists and a centre for international yachting, Bodrum is located on an Aegean peninsula in the Mugla province of southwest Turkey.
Once called Halicarnassus, the town dates back to the 13th century BC and is famous for housing one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, the Mausoleum of Mausolus.
During the 15th century, Crusader Knights took over the town and built Bodrum Castle, which in modern times is a popular destination for sightseeing tourists. The castle has magnificent sea views, wonderful gardens to wander through and one of the finest museums, the Museum of Underwater Archaeology which displays many recovered relics from beneath the crystal clear waters and also the methods used for recovery.
BODRUM
For sheer scale alone the ruins of ancient Ephesus are a jaw-dropping marvel; and it easy to conjure up scenes of life here in one of the most important cities of the classical Greek period (the Ionian League).
A vast library, theatre, colossal columns, artisan shops and even communal toilets, can be explored though you need to be a bit of mountain goat hopping up and down stone steps and rocky paths to reach it all.
EPHESUS
You can reach Kusadasi Golf & Spa in the following way:
The main airports are Izmir (93km) and Bodrum (111km).
To book transfers please contact our recommended travel partners at CLC World Travel.
Yes, please visit our recommended travel partners at CLC World Travel for car hire options
There is free parking on resort.
Distance to nearest towns and attractions from resort:
The nearest beach is 11km away.
The ancient ruins of Ephesus are 35km by road from resort.
The ruins of the city of Priene are just 26km from resort.
The UNESCO World Heritage site of Pammukale is 200km from resort. Planned excursions do run from the Kusadasi area.
Kusadasi Golf & Spa Kemalpasa Mahallesi, Kiranta Mevkii Soke, Aydin 09200
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