Since most of Gökçeada is a protected area, construction is kept under control. Architectural projects for old settlements must be prepared in accordance with the local texture and must be approved by the Monuments Board. Greek villages are the most striking places in terms of architecture. stone houses, cobblestone
Turkey's largest island. An island that supplies its own water. The westernmost tip of Turkey is where the sun sets last. It is the richest island of the Aegean in terms of natural water resources. In summer, transportation to the island is only by sea, 2 car ferries and 1 sea.
There are many untouched bays and beaches in Gökçeada where you can swim, like paradise. It is possible to stay in only some of them. Since the prevailing wind on the island is from the north, the southern shores are generally windless and calm for swimming. Driving along the driveway along the southern shore, this
The settlements in Gökçeada are concentrated in 10 villages, the majority of which are in the center of the island. All of the villages are small enough to be walked around. But you must use a vehicle to travel between each other. The island's main roads are asphalted and smooth. Trust dirt roads
Transportation to Gökçeada is only possible by sea. In sea transportation organized by Gestaş, 2 car ferries and 1 sea bus are used. Thanks to the new ro-ro type car ferry and sea bus purchased by Gestaş in 2008, transportation to Gökçeada is now much faster than before.
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