121 km · 109 min · Private VIP transfer from €140.
Although Kuşadası belongs to Aydın province, it is served by both İzmir and Milas-Bodrum airports. The town takes its name from Güvercinada, the small island at the mouth of the bay — joined to the shore by a causeway, the castle on it is the classic end point of the seafront walk. Kuşadası is also one of Turkey's busiest cruise ports; in season, large ships dock right in the middle of town.
The area's real draw is Ephesus. One of the best-preserved cities of the ancient world, Ephesus is about half an hour from Kuşadası; the façade of the Library of Celsus and the marble streets are the heart of that visit. The House of the Virgin Mary, the village of Şirince and Dilek Peninsula National Park are the other main excursions. Among the town's own beaches, Ladies Beach and Uzun Kum stand out.
The journey from Milas-Bodrum Airport to Kuşadası is a long route heading north, running through Milas and Söke. Most of it is comfortable, though traffic can build around Söke in summer. Over this distance vehicle comfort is felt directly — our Mercedes fleet keeps the drive from tiring you, and with flight tracking the vehicle waits for delayed landings.
Kuşadası spreads over a wide area: the town centre and port district, the Ladies Beach strip to the south and the Kadınlar Denizi and Türkmen quarters to the north are far apart. Hotels and holiday complexes line this stretch and addresses are usually given by complex name. Our drivers know the area and take you straight to the door.
Our Kuşadası transfer price is fixed — despite the distance there is no surcharge for night arrivals, season or traffic; the price is set at booking and printed on your voucher. We arrange region-to-region transfers towards Didim and İzmir, and take full-day vehicle requests for Ephesus trips.