Cunda Island is an Aegean island located in the Ayvalık district of Balıkesir, famous for its stone-paved streets, historic atmosphere, beautiful bays, and scenic viewpoints. Top places to visit in Cunda include Cunda center, Lovers' Hill (Aşıklar Tepesi), Ortunç Bay, and Ayvalık Islands Nature Park.
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A boutique hotel and event venue operating in a historic Greek mansion built in 1862, located in the center of Cunda Island. Stone walls, high ceiling…
Taş Kahve, a 200-year-old historical symbol of Cunda Island, is an indispensable stop on the island with its column-free structure built with local ga…
Covering 22 islands and approximately 19,624 hectares in the northern Aegean, Ayvalık Islands Nature Park is one of Turkey's largest nature parks, att…
Hidden in the north of Cunda Island, Ortunç Cove is one of the island's most beloved nature escapes, featuring crystal-clear, calm waters surrounded b…
Located in the Ayvalık district of Balıkesir, Cunda Island is one of the Aegean's most distinctive islands, renowned for its stone houses, Population …
Patriça Bay, one of Cunda Island's secluded and tranquil shores, has largely preserved its natural state thanks to its protected area status. This spo…
Ayışığı Monastery, located at the tip of the Pateriça Peninsula on the north of Cunda Island, part of Ayvalık district in Balıkesir, is a historical O…
Lining the cobblestone streets of Cunda Island, part of Ayvalık, these historic stone houses are among the strongest traces of the island's Greek heri…
As one of the highest points on Cunda Island, Aşıklar Tepesi (Lovers' Hill) stands out with its sweeping panoramic views of the Ayvalık Gulf and surro…