Top Things to do in Namik Kemal
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Top 10 Things to do in Namik Kemal, Turkey
Discover the best top things to do in Namik Kemal, Turkey including Sevim & Necdet H. Kent Library, Moshos Taverna, Bardak Bistro, Cielo Bistro&Bar, Ayvalik Adalari Tabiat Parki, Cataltepe Plaji, Mola Beach Cunda, My Dream - Cunda Yat Turlari, Yakamoz - Cunda Tekne Turu, Cunda Nautilus Hediyelik.
Restaurants in Namik Kemal
1. Sevim & Necdet H. Kent Library
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 106 reviews
Reviewed By ZPinar - Istanbul
It is a small library, in a renovated church. It has fantastic view, best in Cunda. Can easily walk from the center in 10 minutes seeing all the beautiful greek houses. There is also a very nice cafe where you can enjoy a nice cup of coffee or tea. Thank you to Koc foundation for preserving this important cultural landmark.
2. Moshos Taverna
Overall Ratings
4 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By COYDRCOY - Izmir, Turkey
Tastefull mezes,fresh fish,very tiny wine selection,friendly staff,a group of two playing buzuki and guitar, acompanying singer sings Turkish and Greek,don't try the tiny streets and leave your car outside the front square
3. Bardak Bistro
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Aysegul E - Bodrum, Muğla, Turkey
Samimi, sıcak ortamı ile ilk gidişinizde bile çok tanıdık gelen Ayvalık'ın nadide mekanı. Sabahın ilk ışıklarına kadar devam eden muhabbet.. Kesinlikle tavsiye ediyorum.
4. Cielo Bistro&Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By Tolga U
Cundada pazar yerinin ordaki mekan gece geç saatlere kadar tüm kahrınızı çekebilen harika bir çift tarafından işletiliyor. Sıcak samimi bir ortama sahip olan mekanda keyifle farklı canlı müzik dinlemek isterseniz mutlaka uğrayabileceğiniz bir yer.
5. Ayvalik Adalari Tabiat Parki
Overall Ratings
4 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By junior1907 - Istanbul
Ayvalık'ta yapılması gereken doğa ve tabiat parkı gezilerinden en önemlisi bence.Büyük şehirlerin trafik,gürültü ve kaosundan biraz olsun kaçıp kurtulmak için o kadar güzel bir doğa harikası ki,kelimelerle anlatılamaz gibi.Tertemiz hava,el değmemiş bir doğa güzelliği,nefis bir yürüyüş parkuru,isterseniz bisiklet ile de dolaşabilmek imkanınız var,doğada kaybolmak isteyeceğiniz çok ama çok güzel manzaralı,yemyeşil bir park.Mutlaka gidin görün derim.
6. Cataltepe Plaji
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By Sara W - Fayetteville, Arkansas
There's nothing wrong with this beach per se but it's nothing special. It can be a bit grubby off-season. If all you want calm water for swimming then it's fine but if you're looking for beauty this isn't the place to go.
7. Mola Beach Cunda
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Zelmira_BsAs - Buenos Aires
We drove around the island of Cunda and decided to continue along this very narrow dirt road, in which you could not turn back and there was no way for two cars to pass in opposite directions. We kept driving further away from the town and onto the olive tree groves overlooking the blue Aegean sea. I thought I was in paradise! Could it be possible there was no place to stay and lounge comfortably to enjoy this luxury? The first two beach clubs were crowded and dirty. Other one we went into was new and nice, but we were looking for something special. And 5 more minutes down the road we found it!! There it was!! The Mola beach Club. I could not believe my eyes.
On a very simple and old stone house (among a small group of old stone houses), this boutique hotel in downtown Cunda built a beautiful garden, a small deck Terrace restaurant and an even more beautiful wooden dock, where you can lounge on sleek deck loungers or dive into the blue Aegean. The beach is small and narrow but beautiful. It is all small, narrow, secluded and a dream.
We walked in and after a few minutes were met by a very cold lady who told us they were fully booked for the day. She was quite disagreeable, but fair enough, we had not made a reservation. We left, very sad (actually I was very sad, my boyfriend was angry and decided he would not come back again given the bouncer treatment the lady had given us - he's Turkish so he expects everyone in Turkey to be welcoming).
Not ready to give up, the next day I went online, found a telephone number and called, again they were fully booked, but I made a reservation for the following day. I even asked what time they opened, they said 11, so we could be there early to get a nice lounge chair (the chairs are set in a 4 to 5 chair per row arrangement so that if you are in the 4th or 5th row let's say, you do not get to see much of the splendid seaview). The price was reasonable and we were all set.
The next day we started off joyfully (I was joyful, my boyfriend reluctant but as always ready to accompany me in my ventures). We got there early enough, lots of chairs were empty. Apparently there was a power cut (or perhaps there were no power lines, come to think of it), as we could hear a power generator working as we went in. We walked into the garden and almost into the kitchen and were again met by the mean faced lady with the cold demeanor (who never told us her name or greeted us properly on either occasion). She summarily told my partner (in Turkish, although she had been speaking to me in English 2 seconds ago), that we could only choose any of the 3 rows of lounge chairs that were behind the house (no seaview), and right next to the generator that had been working until a moment ago. She had spoken so quickly and directly to him as if I was not there, and I had been so distracted by her attitude that I did not pay enough attention to understand exactly what she was saying (I do have a basic understanding of Turkish). My boyfriend turned around and said let's go. On the way out as he was explaining the situation to me, I (foolishly) decide to turn back and insist. I could not believe I was to be denied paradise having made a reservation 2-3 days in advance.
So I walked back and in English, asked her: how is this possible? all these beautiful lounge chairs with a seaview are empty and look available. Yes, but they have already been reserved she said. But I also reserved, 2 days ago, I said. Well, she said, those 2 chairs were reserved 3 days ago. I was feeling like this was becoming a rather foolish conversation. Yet once again I insisted, but how is this possible? We came here the other day and could not stay, so we took care to make a reservation in advance, and nobody told me when I called to make the reservation for the day, that we also had to reserve a lounge chair. She started babbling something about her hotel guests. And I was stupid enough to say: i understand, you have hotel guests and you save the best places for them. I was still trying to be civilized, while a voice inside me said: but I came all this way, early, on the last day of my not very long holiday, wasted my whole morning, and it is hot, oh, so hot! And I work really hard the rest of the year to have these few days to enjoy, and made a plan to spend my last day in this beautiful island on this paradise and now you have ruined my plans without even looking sorry or uttering one sound of regret or compassion!
It is 40 degrees by now and I am standing in the sun, silent. Needless to say, by this time my boyfriend is on his way to the parking lot, which is about 100 meters away from the house as the streets are very narrow among this group of old stone houses. Finally, I start walking out too. I was giving up on my day in paradise. As my anger finally starts to surface, I walk back, and courteous as ever tell her: We are leaving, I am not happy here. Not a blink from her. As you wish, she said. Twice.
And to think she works in the hospitality industry. I hope their hotel services are better than their beach club services for non hotel guests. Somehow, I don't think I will ever find out.
PS: we ended up spending a beautiful day on a nearby beach which was more crowded and not so aesthetically beautiful, but where we were greeted with a welcoming smile and everyone was happy to cater to our needs.
8. My Dream - Cunda Yat Turlari
Overall Ratings
5 based on 3 reviews
Rent our boat - enjoy your holiday, charter our pivate exclusive Gulet in Cunda island. We would like to invite you on our Gulet (boat) in Cunda, to share our experience and to give you an unforgettable memory.
Reviewed By LinaConner - Munich, Germany
Wir haben sowohl letzten Sommer (2018) als auch bereits 2017 eine Ganztages-Tour mit Sonja und Halil auf der 'MyDream' unternommen. Schon mit dem ersten Schritt auf das Boot und mit dem ersten Blick in die Gesichter der beiden wunderbaren Gastgeber wussten wir: Hier sind wir willkommen!
Beide sprechen fließend Deutsch als auch Türkisch und sind sichtbar in beiden wundervollen Kulturen zu Hause.
Nach einer herzlichen Begrüßung haben wir eine kleine Einweisung in DO's and DONT's auf dem Boot bekommen und wir 4 Erwachsenen (sowie 5 Kinder im Alter zwischen 4-13) hatten danach ein absolut sicheres Gefühl.
Halil ist sehr klar und deutlich was geht und was nicht geht und ist stets liebevoll und geduldig mit allen. Unsere Kinder ließ er abwechselnd das Boot unter seinem Kommando steuern, was natürlich ein Highlight der Tour war.
Sonja und er erklären auf Wunsch viel von der Gegend und den Gewässern und fahren ihre Gäste mit ihrem absolut gepflegten Boot in traumhafte Buchten.
Die ausgewählten Buchten waren stets wunderschön und wir haben die Kinder vor lauter schöner Schnorchelerlebnisse kaum mehr aus dem Wasser bekommen.
Obwohl das nicht ihre Aufgabe gewesen wäre haben Sonja und Halil immer mal wieder kleine Tauch- und Schnorchelschulungen gegeben und uns auch noch die Fischwelt erklärt.
Stets hatten sie auch ein Auge auf jedem von uns, der im oder unter Wasser war.
Das Boot hat vorne eine grosse Liegefläche, die mit wunderbaren überzogenen Polstern nach dem Schwimmen und Schnorcheln zum Sonnen und Ausruhen einladen.
Nach der Anfahrt einiger wunderschöner Buchten, hat Sonja ihr köstliches Mittagessen serviert, dass Sie an Bord zubereitet hat. Es gab auf Abfrage am Tag zuvor Fisch aber auch Hackbällchen und Nudeln für die Kinder.
Lustig ist vor allem für die Männer gewesen, dass Halil einen Grill über der Reling hängen hat, auf dem er das Fleisch und den Fisch zum Mittag essen grillt. Es gibt auch alles mögliche zu trinken ausser Alkohol, so dass wir uns den Wein selber mitgebracht haben, was aber ansonsten kein Problem war.
Am Nachmittag gibt es dann immer noch reichlich Obst und zu jeder Zeit natürlich den herrlichen Türkischen Tee!
Ich kann gar nicht aufhören zu schwärmen und dieses Boot/diese Tour/diese beiden Gastgeber zu empfehlen & es blutet bereits mein Herz, dass wir dieses Jahr nicht nochmals in die Türkei fliegen, um beide wieder zu Treffen.
9. Yakamoz - Cunda Tekne Turu
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Cunda adası ve etrafında bulunan iri ufaklı 24 adadan hava sartlarına gore gidelebilecek koylara tur yapmaktayız.
Reviewed By deniz_gunes_doga - Ankara, Türkiye
Ayvalık geldiğinizde mutlaka tekne turuna katılın. Papalina balık servisi, salata, makarna, içecekten oluşan mönü servisi teknede yapılıyor. Gezi boyunca canlı müzik eşliğinde eğleniyorsunuz. Koylarda akvaryum gibi denizde yüzme zevkinin tadına varabilirsiniz. Cunda adasında dondurmanın tadına bakmanızı öneririm. Ayrıca lokma tatlısı burada farklı güzel. Bu bölgenin güzel koylarını gezeceğiniz tekne turu anılarınızda mutlaka yer almalı.
10. Cunda Nautilus Hediyelik
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Mehmet Turan T
Cundada mekezde ve ondan 100 mt ilerde 2 yerde ayni isimde dukkan var hediyelik esya satiyor ama kisin 30 tl ye aldigim bir hediyeligin mayista 50 tl etiketini gorunce sok oldum nerde boyle bir artis pazarlik yok sahibi alirsan al almazsan gule gule havasinda bir yer isinize gelirse edasinda
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