Places to visit in Foça

Pers Tombs: Located 7 km from Foça, these tombs are a significant historical site worth visiting.

Ancient Theater of Foça: Foça is home to one of the oldest theaters in Anatolia, a must-see for history enthusiasts.

Boat Tours: During the summer, you can take a boat tour to explore the many untouched blue coves of Foça. You can also visit the various islands and even swim in the waters of some of them.

Windmills: Although only two remain today, these windmills were actively used 40 years ago by Turks and Greeks to grind grain.

Fatih Mosque: Originally built as a church, it was converted into a mosque during the reign of Sultan Mehmed the Conqueror. There is a stone minaret and a madrasa in its courtyard.

Ottoman Cemetery: Dating back to the time of Sultan Mehmed the Conqueror, this cemetery is still in use today. You can even find tombstones from as early as 1059.

Greek Cemetery: Located in Maşatlık, it is said to belong to a Greek prince and princess.

Phrygia Hill: This hill is known for its romantic sunset views and is considered the best spot to watch the sunset in Foça.

Siren Rocks: Mentioned in Homer's famous "Odyssey," these rocks were formed by the erosion of waves and winds. The small, uninhabited islands near Foça are known as the Siren Rocks. Swimming here is prohibited to protect the area's natural life, as it is also a habitat for the famous Mediterranean monk seals.

Foça Aqueduct: Built in the Middle Ages to supply water to Foça, the aqueduct still stands today.

Foça Ancient Theater: Don't leave without seeing this ancient theater, a remarkable part of the area's historical heritage.

For accommodation suggestions, you can check our Foça Hotels page.