Foca: The Ottoman Harbor Town
Foca, Turkey is a harbor town in Izmir province opening its docks to the crystal-clear Aegean Sea. Historically, the town has been involved in the evolution of the world. Since the story of Homer, to invasion times and in modern times, Foca, TU has taken part in it. Thus, the town has many Archaic, Hellenic and Roman treasures excavated from it including the temple of Athena. Aside from being a harbor town, Foca, TU is a certified tourists’ town especially during summer. In summer, people in town doubles from just around thirty thousand to seventy thousand because of their location. There are coves, island and clean waters around the town. Foca, TU is also the home to the Mediterranean seals.
Best Time to Visit
The busiest season for Foca, TU is in Summer because of people coming in to bask in the sun. However, many also flocks in and enjoy the International Folk-Dance Festival in September. Foca, TU hotels may increase their prices as demand during these seasons.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Many architectural remains that stayed intact in Foca, TU as a proclamation of the remarkable history of the city. The Fatih Mosque is one of marked places to visit. It was made in the 15th century as the Church of the Holy Apostles but was later converted to be a Mosque in after the Ottman invasion. This is a temple of complexity, a beautiful structure where two religious meets. Another is the Beşkapılar Castle, a 16th century castle. Take pictures to bring home at the Siren Rocks, which is also near the beach. Stay in the best hotels in Foca, TU, such as the local Melaike Otel or in Foca Kumsal Hotel to complete the experience. The Hanedan Beach Hotel is only 4.6 miles from the city center and offers a children’s pool, a spa tub, an outdoor pool and a fitness center.