Flights to Izmir

Izmir, on Turkey's Aegean coast, is the second largest port after Istanbul and the third largest city with a 3.7 million population. With over 4000 years of recorded history, this city was founded by the Greeks, ruled over by the Romans and rebuilt by Alexander the Great. Today, it is home to the Jewish and Levantine communities. Trips to Izmir will demonstrate the city to be set around a huge bay surrounded by mountains with much to offer its visitors by way of broad boulevards, modern shopping centres, fascinating bazaars, mosques and churches. Visitors can look forward to a laid back holiday over some delicious cuisine. Check out our offers flight + hotel to Izmir!

Year on year, Izmir has enjoyed an increasing flow of visitors, be it for business or for spending some lesiure time in this destination. The coastal city has a number of beaches on which to relax, malls for shopping and food to vet your appetite.

Don't miss on the cheap flights to Izmir and catch up on the following:

• Spend a day exploring the crowded and colourful streets of the 17th century Kemeralti Market home to shops and cafes
• Visit Ephesus, a well preserved classical city comprising St. Mary's House, the final resting place of Virgin Mary
• Travel to Pergamum which is an ancient city and one of the best archaeological sites in Turkey
• A romantic walk along the Kordon seafront, which is lined with bars, cafes and restaurants
• Skip breakfast and take a guided culinary walking tour around Kemeralti to eat and drink to your desire
• Get a breath of fresh air from the hilltop Velvet Castle along with some excellent views of the city
• The clock tower in Konak Square or the main town square is a unique symbol of Izmir, built around 1901
• Take to the beaches of Foça, Dikili, Urla, Seferihisar,and Cesme in this coastal town for leisure or sporting activities
• Take the kids to the well maintained Izmir Wild Life Park to watch the animals in their natural habitat
• Step into and feel refreshed in the thermal spring water or the plunging waterfalls at Pamukkale