Visite du village de Sirince depuis le port de Kusadasi / hôtels

We enjoyed the tour. What a beautiful village Sirince is. We also found the market interesting what a fruit and vegetable display. Guide was very asrdag and could tell a lot about the area. The stops were fun but not necessary

It was fantastic, the guide seicuk a very nice guide and helpful and a good explanation and takes you to good places to have a drink

We visited the charming village of Sirince with our local guide Melis - WOW! Sirince was a pure pleasure - interesting sites, friendly people, and great coffee and ice cream!! However, what made it a special day was our local guide Melis. She was so knowledgeable, friendly, sincere, and funny! Wonderfully time with a wonderful guide!

The driver, Adam, picked us up at the hotel on time. The guide, Erdem, was very relaxed and funny. He spoke English and Dutch. He told us a lot of interesting facts about the town and the shops we went to. He showed us lovely shops and didn't push us to buy something. Very pleased with this trip!

We were picked up by our guide and driver spot on time, in a modern air conditioned minibus vehicle. We were the only two travellers that day so were privileged to have a personal tour with Eren Tozlu, our guide which was interesting and great fun. Sirince is a beautiful village with steep streets, which were a bit of a challenge for my husband - but our guide kindly made sure he rested as necessary and arranged a Turkish coffee experience for us, where the coffee was brewed in hot sand which was brilliant. We also had a wine tasting of the locally produced fruit wines. It was then back in the minibus to Selcuk where we visited the weekly bazaar - a huge Saturday market for locals, plus a few tourists, where we engaged in a little good humoured bartering/bargaining for a few well priced souvenirs. There was a great selection of items to buy from traditional tools, cooking equipment and towels to clothing, inexpensive jewellery, and pottery plus wonderful spices, herbal teas and fresh fruit and vegetables. So worth a visit if you are looking for goods or souvenirs at better prices than the Kusadasi shops. We were then returned to our hotel having spent an interesting, enjoyable and very different day out.

Sirince is a picturesque village (located near Ephesus) has history dating back to Hellenistic period. It was originally settled by Greek slaves and bustling with tourists. Its municipal building now holds a museum that has a collection that’s local in nature as well as the Artemis Restaurant. There are stalls and buildings surrounding the main park selling local artisanal crafts and home-made food products such as preserves and syrups made from pomegranates and other fruits indigenous to the area. Grapes for wine are also grown in the valley below the village. One can either shop or relax at tables or in chairs scattered throughout the park and enjoy a cup of Chai.

The guide Ilgu was very lovely and nice, I really enjoyed our trip from the point of pick up to a drop off, transportation was also very comfortable.

Beautiful village. The locals are very welcoming. Peaceful village. You will find beautiful memories.

Small but cute and beautiful. Very hot. Friendly people. Don't get your hopes up, but while you're there, stop by

The tour was - in my opinion - the best of all we took in our stay in Kusadasi. A place with an unique charm that definetely has to be visited: the streets, the colors and the people make the visit an incredible experience. The guide Gül was the friendliest, who showed us the important points of the village. We enjoyed a lot making coffee in the typical way and tasting different wines. A lot of little stores with beautiful and typical things to buy.. shopping worth it! The village is only 25 min away from the city.. so if you are looking for what to do in Kusadasi, Sirince has to be on the top of the list. A big thank you to Gül, the best guide ever and the driver to bring us safely!