
Cesme Port cruise pier
330 m cruise and Ro-Ro pier at Cesme Port in the town centre; the port has two passenger terminals.

Cesme is a resort town at the tip of a peninsula west of Izmir on Turkey's Aegean coast, facing the Greek island of Chios. More about Çeşme →

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Ships dock at Cesme Port in the town centre. The port has a 330 m cruise and Ro-Ro pier, a 215 m ferry and Ro-Ro pier and a 50 m ferry pier, plus two passenger terminals, and also serves the daily ferries to Chios. The town centre and castle are within walking distance of the pier.
1.2 km · ~16 min by car
About 1.2 km, roughly 16 minutes on foot through the town centre.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
The town is walkable; dolmus minibuses and taxis serve Alacati and Ilica. Distances and times are approximate.
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330 m cruise and Ro-Ro pier at Cesme Port in the town centre; the port has two passenger terminals.
Prices are approximate, in TRY; casual lunches start from about TRY 200 and restaurant dinners from about TRY 800.

Cesme is a resort town at the tip of a peninsula west of Izmir on Turkey's Aegean coast, facing the Greek island of Chios. Cruise ships berth at Cesme Port, in the town itself, which also handles the daily ferries to Chios and has a 330 m cruise and Ro-Ro pier.
From the pier, the harbour castle, the seafront and the town's cafes are a short walk away. A short drive inland, Alacati is known for its stone houses and windmills, Ilica has a long sandy beach, and Izmir is 86 km away by motorway.

The harbourside castle, rebuilt in 1508 under Bayezid II and now the Cesme Museum, and the seafront promenade beside the pier.

Stone houses, windmills, cafes and boutiques in a village a short drive from the port.

White-sand beach with shallow water and thermal springs.

Konak Square and the city centre of Izmir, about 86 km away by motorway.