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Cruise from Izmir (Turkey)

Kordonboyu runs between Konak and Alsancak. Information about the waterfront path, cafés, and return planning is based on your berth and the time available ashore.

Take a walk along the Kordon

Kordonboyu runs between Konak and Alsancak. Along the waterfront, you’ll find seating and rest areas, walking paths, a bike path, and cafés. It’s an easy way to enjoy time by the water: choose a stretch of the Kordon, take a break by the shore, and, if you have enough time, combine your walk with a visit to the central districts of Konak or Alsancak.

Other ports on the Turkish Aegean

If your trip includes several Turkish coastal destinations, you can compare İzmir’s urban waterfront walk with other port days: in Kuşadası, Ege Port is in the center and serves as a gateway to Ephesus; in Marmaris, the terminal and city center are in different locations around the bay. In contrast, İzmir’s Kordon is a waterfront promenade between Konak and Alsancak. The overview of Turkish ports can help you fit these different kinds of shore visits into an itinerary.

Planning your visit

The Kordon stretches between two districts, so plan your return based on your ship’s actual berth and the time you have left ashore. Check with your cruise line to find out which quay your ship will use and what shuttle or transfer services will be available on your port day.

Izmir — Alsancak Port

Schematic map of Izmir showing Alsancak Cruise Terminal, Kordon waterfront, Konak city centre on the gulf and Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport to the south. Enlarge map ↗
Alsancak Cruise Terminal is at the northern end of the Kordon waterfront; Konak city centre is farther south on the Gulf of Izmir. Adnan Menderes Airport is south of the city. Graphic: Max-TD / OpenAI · AI-localized schematic map

Izmir — Alsancak Port

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Schematic map of Izmir showing Alsancak Cruise Terminal, Kordon waterfront, Konak city centre on the gulf and Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport to the south.

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