Selcuk is very near Ephesus. It is accessible both from city of Izmir
or the cruiseship port of Kusadasi. And from Izmir airport it is
about half an hour drive.
This small village quickly became a town with tourism revenues adding up to its farming revenues.
There is not much of historical sights
to see in the city itself, though one of the Seven Wonders of World,
Artemis was there.
Selcuk city center is inland and the heat of summer may make it difficult to visit in the hot months of July and
August. Pamucak coast of Selcuk offers relief along its long sand beaches decorated with holiday villages and luxury hotels.
Selcuk is a Turkish village that is closest to Ephesus though
it is also possible to stay in Izmir or Kusadasi and visit the ancient ruins of Ephesus. In addition to Ephesus
there is a great choice of day trips that can be done out of Selcuk.
Ancient Greek cities of Miletus, Priene and Dydima
can be all be reached by car or with a day tour, all within two hours drive.
Famous village of Sirince, an authentic and touristic hilltop Turkish village, is also near
Selcuk. Winemaking has become a major trade in this village in recent years.
Transportation to Selcuk: To get to Selcuk you can use bus and local minibus services from Izmir or Kusadasi,
or use a private
Izmir Airport Transfer
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