The Gulf of Edremit can easily be reduced to a list of beaches for a trip. Yet city life in central Edremit, the coast of Akçay, the old settlement of Altınoluk and Antandros, and the area around Ören and Pelitköy in Burhaniye each offer distinctly different experiences. This page was prepared so you can select the articles that suit your interests and build your own travel plan.
Which region should you start with?
For urban walks and local produce, explore the Edremit section; for seaside breaks and day trips to the surroundings, start with Akçay; for old streets and archaeology, look at Altınoluk; and for coastal life and Adramytteion, browse the Burhaniye section. Setting aside separate days for sea and nature lets you spend more time at each stop.
Edremit travel articles
- Edremit Travel Guide: From the Center to the Gulf Coasts
- A Day in Central Edremit: Bazaar, History and City Life
- Edremit and the Kaz Mountains: From the Coast to a Nature Trip
- Getting to Know Olive and Olive Oil Culture in Edremit
Akçay travel articles
- Akçay Travel Guide: A First Visit to the Gulf of Edremit
- Walking the Akçay Seafront: Sea Breaks and the Town's Rhythm
- Where to Stay in Akçay? Choosing a Location for Excursions
Altınoluk travel articles
- Altınoluk Travel Guide: Seafront, Old Streets and Antandros
- Exploring the Old Settlement and Village Streets of Altınoluk
- Antandros Ancient City Guide: Roman House and Mosaics
- Sea and Nature in Altınoluk: Two Different Days Out
Burhaniye travel articles
- Burhaniye Travel Guide: The Center, Ören and Pelitköy
- Ören Burhaniye Guide: The Seafront and the Settlement's Memory
- Where Is Adramytteion? Discover Ören's Ancient Past
- Pelitköy Travel Guide: From the Settlement to the Gulf Shore
North Aegean connection
For Ayvalık, Altınova, Dikili, Çandarlı, Bergama and Kozak, you can continue to the main North Aegean travel guide.
