Nisyros is a small volcanic island located between Kos and Tilos in the southeastern Aegean Sea. With its dramatic landscapes, charming whitewashed villages, and authentic Greek atmosphere, it’s a peaceful alternative to the busier nearby islands. Highlights The Volcano The island’s centerpiece — an active (but dormant) volcano with a huge caldera about 4 km wide...
Location Province: Kütahya, Western Anatolia, Turkey Nearest town: Çavdarhisar (just 50 km southwest of Kütahya city) Aizanoi sits along the Penkalas River and was once a thriving Phrygian, then GrecoRoman city. Historical Background Founded around 3000 BCE (early Phrygian settlement). Became part of the Roman Empire around 133 BCE It prospered under the Romans...
Simena, or Kaleköy is a peaceful coastal village opposite Kekova Island, between Kaş and Demre on Turkey’s Turquoise Coast. Once part of ancient Lycia, this area is today protected as the Kekova Specially Protected Area, famous for its turquoise bays, Lycian ruins, and the mysterious sunken city beneath the sea. A Glimpse into History Simena dates back to...
