The Sun reporter cannot stop praising Seferihisar

Jessica Lester, a reporter for The Sun, the most-read newspaper in the UK with 31.1 million monthly readers, visited Seferihisar and wrote about the region. Lester described Seferihisar as "Turkey's hidden gem" and included the following statements in her article:

"You might think you know Turkey, but what if I told you it holds a hidden gem you've probably never heard of before?

Just half an hour west of İzmir, there is a region full of bustling markets and charming bays: Seferihisar might be one of the country's best-kept secrets," she stated.

ANCIENT RUINS, OLIVE GROVES

Stating that Seferihisar is a fascinating place, Lester said, "It dazzles with its history dating back centuries, and a reconstructed house built on the foundations where it is believed the Virgin Mary lived can be found in this region. But Seferihisar does not only stand out with its historical and cultural richness.

This peaceful region is ideal for pleasant walks among tangerine trees, olive groves, and thousands-year-old ancient ruins stretching inland.

Of course, you don't even need to leave the hotel to take advantage of the region's warm sun.

If you want to go further afield, various tour companies organize daily boat trips to Samos from Kuşadası and Seferihisar," she stated.

A PARADISE FOR HISTORY ENTHUSIASTS

Writing that the region is wonderful for history lovers, Lester concluded her words as follows: "In addition to all these activities, history buffs will especially love this region. Because Seferihisar is located extremely close to the ancient city of Ephesus, which is said to be larger and more impressive than Pompeii. The local people take great pride in the splendor of this fascinating ancient city."