Shopping: Kusadasi is a shoppers paradise, with markets and boutiques, as well as the grand bazaar and shopping centers you are spoilt for choice. You can buy anything from spices to clothes, from ceramics to leather jackets. The shops have no set opening times in Kusadasi and usually stay open from early in the morning until late at night. Additionaly Kusadasi has 3 markets, firstly the Tuesday market which sells fresh fruit & veg. The second being Wednesday market where you can get absolute bargains for clothes, bags and the likes. Last but not least, on Saturday's a lively market is setup in the town centre mainly for tourists.

Activities: Kusadasi is the best place for those who love to savor the ancient charm nestled in the serenity of nature. For culture and history lovers, some of the must sees are Panionian Agora, Roman Bath, Pygale, Neopolis, Ephesus, Turkish Baths, etc. Kusadasi is also quite conveniently located near many well known historical sites like the Home of Virgin Mary, the magnificent historical city Ephesus, Temple of Artemis, temple of Apollon, Priene, Miletos, etc.
For nature loving tourists, there are places to travel like the world famous Pamukkale (cotton castle), Dilek peninsula National park, Bafa lake and the Sirince village. The last one is the best example of old village living in Anatolia. Other attractions include the 3 aqua parks in Kusadasi called Adaland, Aquafantasy and Aqualand and the downtown tourist spots like Caravanserai, Kusadasi Fortress, and old Town district.

Restaurants: There are many Kusadasi restaurants that offer exemplary services. You can also choose among a lot of different cuisines and tastes. You can easily sample Turkish dining in the many Turkish restaurants available. But if your cravings are other types of cuisine, do not worry. There are a lot of Chinese restaurants present. For all of you who just love eating fish, there are also various fish restaurants in Kusadasi. In addition plenty of international restaurants to be found.

Nightlife: From here, down the Aegean, Turquoise, and Mediterranean coasts, there's no way to get away from the forced partying, be it in one of the seemingly infinite clubs on Barlar Sokagi (Bar Street) or in your hotel's very own disco.
Kusadasi's nightlife is concentrated in the old town center, in the narrow streets bordered by Barbaros Hayrettin Bulvari and Saglik Sokak. Kusadasi's Barlar Sokagi (walk up Barbaros Hayrettin Bulv., turn right onto Saglik Sok., and then left under the arch into the confusion) boasts more Irish pubs per square inch than Dublin.