Discovering Cunda
If you want to have a holiday where you can enjoy the sea and the sun with minimal travel time during short summer season holidays, we have a small and charming island we can recommend: Cunda Island.
With its tranquility, unique sea accompanied by small, charming Greek houses, romantic Lover's Hill, and cobblestone streets, Cunda is truly an unparalleled beauty.
Cunda is an island that will embrace you with its historical and natural beauty. You can reach the island via a road connection from Ayvalık or with yacht tours departing from Ayvalık. When you first arrive in Cunda, a romantic sunset awaits you at Lover's Hill, which has become synonymous with Cunda. After exploring there, you can head to the city center, wander through the small bazaar, and discover the Greek houses. You can visit many churches and schools from the Greek period and have an enjoyable time.
Also, when you go to Cunda, you should definitely join affordable boat tours. This is because you have the chance to explore the islands between Cunda and Ayvalık and their secluded bays.
This small island does not have large holiday villages for your stay. You can choose boutique hotels and guesthouses for accommodation. Cunda Island is the address for a more laid-back and peaceful holiday. If you prefer to stay in a holiday village or large hotels, you can benefit from hotels in nearby areas like Ayvalık and Sarımsaklı.
Cunda is a place with a highly developed food culture. In fact, Cunda can be chosen just for the sake of eating. Olive oil, delicious Aegean herbs and olive oils, fish, and especially paparina fish are found on this island. There are many stylish and affordable restaurants on the beach. Additionally, Cunda's lokma dessert and mastic ice cream are famous.
Cunda is a small and peaceful place where you can stay while exploring the Edremit Gulf, or if not staying, you should definitely dedicate a day to it.
With its tranquility, unique sea accompanied by small, charming Greek houses, romantic Lover's Hill, and cobblestone streets, Cunda is truly an unparalleled beauty.
Cunda is an island that will embrace you with its historical and natural beauty. You can reach the island via a road connection from Ayvalık or with yacht tours departing from Ayvalık. When you first arrive in Cunda, a romantic sunset awaits you at Lover's Hill, which has become synonymous with Cunda. After exploring there, you can head to the city center, wander through the small bazaar, and discover the Greek houses. You can visit many churches and schools from the Greek period and have an enjoyable time.
Also, when you go to Cunda, you should definitely join affordable boat tours. This is because you have the chance to explore the islands between Cunda and Ayvalık and their secluded bays.
This small island does not have large holiday villages for your stay. You can choose boutique hotels and guesthouses for accommodation. Cunda Island is the address for a more laid-back and peaceful holiday. If you prefer to stay in a holiday village or large hotels, you can benefit from hotels in nearby areas like Ayvalık and Sarımsaklı.
Cunda is a place with a highly developed food culture. In fact, Cunda can be chosen just for the sake of eating. Olive oil, delicious Aegean herbs and olive oils, fish, and especially paparina fish are found on this island. There are many stylish and affordable restaurants on the beach. Additionally, Cunda's lokma dessert and mastic ice cream are famous.
Cunda is a small and peaceful place where you can stay while exploring the Edremit Gulf, or if not staying, you should definitely dedicate a day to it.
