What it's like
The Kusadasi Turkish Bath is a hammam, a traditional bathing experience that combines bathing, massage and relaxation. It is one of the easiest ways to try the Turkish bath tradition in Kusadasi.
A visit usually starts with sweating in the steam room, which is called the sıcaklık and is a heated marble room. Next comes a kese scrub on the hot marble slab, then an olive oil soap massage. Afterward you rest in a designated area, often with herbal tea.
Good to know
- Men and women are served either in separate sections or at designated times for each gender.
- After the bath you rest in a designated area, often with herbal tea.
- The steam room is called the sıcaklık, a heated marble room.
Kusadasi Turkish Bath
A traditional Turkish bath, also called a hammam, where you sweat in steam, get a kese scrub on a hot marble slab, and finish with an olive oil soap massage. It sits inside the Kusadasi port area.
Tours that go here
Prices are per person, booked with our partner, Shore Excursions Group.
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