Assos Club Beyaz gives you the oppurtunity to rest in the cool breeze of olive trees. But in case you would like to wander around, we have a list of places to visit:

- Watch the sunset at the Antic Temple (2 km away from Kadirga Bay)
- Follow the road St. Paul walked from Troas to Assos
- Go marching at the canyon Lamponia
- Go biking, jogging or marching following the shore to the Küçükkuyu.
- Visit The "Altar of Zeus" or old Greek houses in Adatepe
- Visit the Antic City "Alexandr Troia" in Dalyan–Ezine
- Visit the waterfalls; Hasanboðuldu, Düden etc.
- Go for a picnic at the site named “Marvelous Süleyman” (Muhteþem Süleyman) or Ayazma, Bayramiç.
- Become Afrodit (having a bath in the hot spring water in Küçükçetmi).
- Help the olive harvest ( if you are with us in fall)
- Visit the village named “Tahta Kuslar”
- Visit the National Park

FOR THE ONES WHO WOULD LIKE TO KNOW MORE:
Kadýrga Bay is a very silent, 2 km North Aegean beach with a perfect sea shore. Besides its unique natural beauty, the bay is important for its closeness to historical sites. It is only 2 km away from the Antic port of Assos. On the east side, the bay views Ayvalik and on the west, it has a view of Greek island Lesbos.

The Sea
Assos Kadirga Bay is one of the beaches of Turkey that is awarded with a Blue Flag (is an award that is given to beaches and marinas that have met stringent standards). The sea is admired for the quality and coolness of the water, for the magnificent colors and shapes of pebbles and also for the beatufiul piles of fish that swim next to you.

The Seabed
Beginning from the end of the Bay till the Babakale, it is forbidden to dive (with a tube). But the east seabed of the bay gives you a great pleasure. Cruising with a snorkel can also be exciting. In Kadirga Bay, you may find yourself spending hours swimming and cruising the seabed. Also the bay is a perfect place to teach children the beauty of sea nature and help them get ecological education.

The Climate
In Kadirga Bay you can feel the striking effect of the change of climate. You can easily feel fresh by the cool breeze of Kaz Daglari (Ida Mountains) and the oak trees. It is ever too hot nor cold.

The Sun
Although you can have full advantage of the sun, the cool Aegean summer sea-breeze that comes in the evenings keeps you fresh and chilly during the night. No humidity at all! Therefore Kadirga Bay is also good for elders and patients with blood pressure troubles. But after a rainy day sun comes out and dries everything quickly.

The Earth
The site is known for its olive trees but there is also an endemic type of lily which is called “Sand Lily”. It has a heavenly odour and a marvelous white color.
Besides these, during spring, everywhere is full of corn roses, the hills fills with brooms, the beach becomes full of the April daisies and you can easily come across calendula officinalis. On the way to Küçükkuyu, there are lots of pomegranate and tangerine trees.

Sports
Walking along the beach is itself an extremely comforting activity. Besides walking you can go biking) or motorcycling. (from the bay to Küçükkuyu the road is full of olive and fruit trees).
Other then during breezy hours, you can hop on a pedalo or a canoe (which is generally early times in the morning).
Kadirga Bay once was known as a heaven for surfers but now, due to the oblivion of enterprises, you can not see so many professional surfers. The Aegean summer sea-breeze that starts almost every evening brings out the bay as a perfect site for surfing.

Hobbies
Kadirga Bay is also a perfect site for fishing. Almost every time of the year, The shore is filled with fishermen that spend the whole night at the beach. Some of the fish that you can fish are: sea bass, gilt-head bream, sea bream, sargo, garfish and etc.

Cultural Inherit
Another fact that enriches Assos region is “philosophy”. The Greek philosopher Aristotle (384-322 BC) who studied under Plato has established a philosophy school in the Antic City, Assos during 347 and 344 BC. This fact that intrigues academicians, artists and researchers comes out as a variety of national and international activities during spring and summer; conferences, seminars, festivals and other cultural activities especially on philosophy..