Adatepe Village
Adatepe Köyü
A well-preserved stone village at the southern foot of Mount Kaz, where Greeks and Turks once lived side by side. Cafés and stone-house guesthouses hide among olive groves.
Adatepe is a well-preserved stone village at the foot of Mount Kaz, with stone houses, wooden balconies and flagstone lanes climbing the hillside. At the village center, a café sits under a large plane tree, and there is a mosque converted from an old church. Many writers and artists from Istanbul have restored houses here and settled, opening boutique guesthouses and craft shops. The atmosphere is artsy and quiet. From the village entrance, it is about a 20-minute walk to the Altar of Zeus viewpoint. Adatepe is about 35 km from Assos, a 40-minute drive, and it gets busy at weekends.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Altar of Zeus, Adatepe
- Adatepe Olive Oil Museum
- Yeşilyurt Village
- Kadırga Bay
- Assos Harbour (İskele)
- Behramkale Village
- Temple of Athena, Assos
- Assos Ancient City (Theatre & Walls)