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Gökçeada is the place of peace. The moments you spend on this unique island, surrounded by the embracing beauty of nature, will reflesh your soul. Enjoy our island with the combination beauty of blue and green. The pleasure of swimming in the cool waters of the Aegean is enhanced by a walk in the lap of green nature. The peaceful atmosphere of Gökçeada is a perfect opportunity to get away from stress.
Gökçeada is Turkey's largest island and is also known for its magnificent natural beauty. This corner of paradise, which meets the blue of the Aegean, is a natural wonder waiting to be discovered. With its rich vegetation, clear sea and impressive views, Gökçeada is a center of attraction for nature lovers. Hiking among the lush green hills of the island, cooling off in the pristine bays or watching the sunset will allow you to experience unforgettable moments here. Discover the natural beauty of Gökçeada and take yourself on a peaceful journey in the calm waters of the Aegean.
Dereköy, Kale Köy, Tepeköy, Zeytinli, Eski Bademli are the Greek villages of the island. The architectural texture of these villages, which are urban protected areas, is under protection. It is built on an olive slope 3 kilometers away from the district center. Coffee houses serving the island's famous dibek coffee are located here. The oldest church of the island, Agios Georgios church is also here. 4 kilometers away in Eskibademli, the Meryemana Church, the laundry and the old school building are interesting. Kaleköy, which is also 4 kilometers away from the district center, is one of the most lively places in the district in summer. It takes its name from the Byzantine castle ruins. In the village, there are Agios Nikolaos Church and Agia Marina Church, known as small churches. Tepeköy, 10 kilometers away, is the highest village of the island. It has two churches known as Panagia and Agia Maria. Dereköy, 16 kilometers away, is the largest Greek village but most of the houses are empty. Its historic laundry, where the women of the village once washed their clothes together, is interesting.
Every Sunday, we have a market on our island. Our organic produce, harvested from our fertile soil away from exhaust fumes, is offered to you freshly every Sunday.
