Top Things to do in Izmir Province
The 10 Best Things to do Good for Adrenaline Seekers in Izmir Province, Turkish Aegean Coast
Discover the best top things to do in Izmir Province, Turkey including KEY Museum, Saint Mary, Foca Dive Center, Ruins of Pergamum, Aqua Fantasy Aquapark, Izmir Wild Life Park, Izmir Teleferik, Sirince Koyu, Yali Castle Aquapark, Karagol Tabiat Parki.
Restaurants in Izmir Province
1. KEY Museum
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 294 reviews
Reviewed By geertsnaet - Vilnius, Lithuania
The design of the museum, the collection of cars, model cars and memorabilia is simply amazing and definitely a must see. It is hard to grasp how much love, effort and dedication it must have taken to build up this world class collection.
2. Saint Mary
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 401 reviews
Saint Mary is a traditional sailing yacht which specializes in providing an alternative boat tour in çeşme. Our sailing trips are preferred by those who like peace and quite. We don't take many people and No loud music on boat. On Saint Mary everybody has rezerved sunloungers. We serve you open buffet lunch on barbeque, the most notable difference than the other cesme daily boat trips is instead of using the engine we use only the sails on the way back. Saint Mary is waiting for your reservations for a great experience! Saint Mary, enjoy the silence!
3. Foca Dive Center
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 41 reviews
We are 472. the diving center of Turkish Underwater Sports Federation (TSSF) /PADI. We gave 1200 certificatin for 7 years and we dive with 1500-2000 diver each year. We are open 12 month in a year; we are in ten best dive center since 2015-2016. Our dive center on the beach, you can come your prive car and minibus. We are boutique dive center. We have 3 instructor and 2 assistant. For training and discover scuba diving we start from the beach. For the certifieds diver we have boat. Our boat can take max. Eight person. We have 29 diving points but The farthest point is 12 minutes. Eight diving points for 2* divers and AOW divers. We have wooden wrack,caves and drifts. We can dive max. 42 maters and it’s still going.but we can’t dive more deep. About animals; cowrie Shells, sea stars,moray ells, five type of nudibranch, groupers, forkbeards,tritons, langostinos, historical rocks, which fishes live eagean sea, you can see all animals. We can give; 1.CMAS/TSSF 2.PADI course 3. swimming course 4. life guard course Diving is performed in three ways; 1. Discover Scuba Diving 2. Trainig dive 3. Sportive dive 1. Discover Scuba Diving: if you have never dive before we recomend it. Please make a booking. 2. For trainig; it takes min. 3 days. First day and secont day 7 hours, last day 4 hours. You can separate days. The training include 5 dives and teorical part. For your last dive we will go to open water and dive to 18 meters and you will have under water photos. 3. Swimming course; when you make a group (min. 3 person) its price 80 TL and if you want special cours 100TL. if you can’t swim you can learn min 5 hours. 4. Life Guard course; Our life guard courses are conducted with the Life guard center. We will make a grup fort he courses.
4. Ruins of Pergamum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 271 reviews
Among the most spectacular in Turkey, the site has remarkable remains from the Roman and Byzantine periods.
Reviewed By radbrad73 - Dallas, United States
I visited as part of a private tour arranged by Crowded House Tours with my wonderful guide Sucru. It was the last stop on a day that began in Çanakkale, stopping in Assos and Pergamum on the way to Kusadasi. We were able to drive almost right up to the front entrance of the ruins which lay atop a large hill that overlooks a large plain. The effect is that you are removed from the modern city below, and allowed to immerse yourself in contemplating the ruins and the history they represent. I was able to spend a little over an hour here, which was enough to get a superficial view of the ruins. I was able to see everything on the acropolis in this time. I was constantly moving in order to “see it all.” I did not have time to walk down to the theatre and have a look there. I would recommend that if you are a real fan of ancient history, and want to truly take in the significance of the place and it’s ruins, you allot more time for exploring. Two hours would probably do. But if you are a passing fan of ancient history, an hour is probably enough. Still the views themselves here are probably enough for even the most casual traveler to stop and have a look.
5. Aqua Fantasy Aquapark
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,042 reviews
Reviewed By NorwichTraveller1 - Norwich, United Kingdom
Good variety of rides and attractions. The place wasnt mega busy except on weekends with locals. Try to bring your own drinks and food as they are expensive.
6. Izmir Wild Life Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,067 reviews
Reviewed By Alimaima - Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan
Must visit spot if you are traveling with kids in İzmir. My suggestion is to start your visit as early as possible, since the animals “go homes” at around 4 pm. And definitely grab your kids stroller since the territory is huge for walking around. One more tip - you can have a lunch right there in front of the pound with swans and ducks. The one thing which was disgusting for me personally was that they didn’t put proper signs with clear indication where to head. Or maybe that might be an issue only for those with topographical cretinism. I have lost a precious time searching for giraffes ???? f.e. Please take that into account and allocate a whole day from morning for the zoo. And keep in mind that the way will take about an hour to reach there. the diversity of animals you’ll see in correlation with the ticket price is GREAT. and what’s more important is their living conditions - the animals looked happy????
7. Izmir Teleferik
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 269 reviews
Reviewed By Hooman_S
I could hardly imagine a calm rural place which has gathered the views of bay, jungle, and mountain together; but after visiting the “Teleferik” of Izmir I learned that impossible is impossible. The gondola line is inside the range of Izmir public transportation, and it is very easy to reach there (by subway and bus). The gondola ride is neither long nor expensive, but it offers the fantastic 360 degree of natural views in a rather short ride from the city. I recommend walking in the park at the top of the “Teleferik”, and making fantastic photos.
8. Sirince Koyu
9. Yali Castle Aquapark
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 541 reviews
