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Cunda, also known as Alibey Island, is connected to Ayvalık by a causeway and is considered one of the most welcoming islands in the Aegean. It is famous for its well-preserved Greek stone houses and the Taksiyarhis Church, which now serves as a remarkable museum. The narrow alleys are filled with art galleries, boutiques, and historic charm. The waterfront is lined with premium seafood restaurants where you can enjoy the region's freshest catch. Cunda is the excellent destination for 'slow travel,' offering a relaxed pace where you can linger over Turkish coffee in age-old cafes. Summer is animated, while spring has peace and blooming gardens. It is easily accessible by car, bus, or boat from mainland Ayvalık.
- Location: Turkey
- Top sights: Çataltepe · Kızlar Manastırı · Çamlı Manastır
- Nearby: Ali Çetinkaya (6 km)
Geography
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- The largest island in the Ayvalık archipelago
- Connected by Turkey’s first-ever sea bridge
- Taksiyarhis Church is now the Rahmi M. Koç Museum
- Famous for olive oil and specialty herb-infused seafood
- Features several historic windmills on its hills
- A major hotspot for gourmet tourism in Turkey
- Architecture showcases Neo-Classical Greek styles
- Known for its signature 'Cunda coffee' with mastic
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