• Doganbey - Doganbey is a village that was vacated by Greeks who relocated to Greece following the population exchange during the War of Independence. It is nestled against the Mykale Mountains (Dilek Mountains). The village’s structures, including homes, shops, hospitals, and fountains, showcase the architectural style of the late Ottoman era.

• Transportation included
• Parking fees covered

• Meal & Beverage
• Personal Expenses

Based on your scheduled pick-up time, our guide will meet you at the designated location before commuting you to Doganbey. This village was once inhabited by Greeks who migrated to Greece during the War of Independence, and is nestled against the backdrop of Mykale (Dilek) Mountains. Features like residences, shops, hospitals, and fountains highlight late Ottoman period architecture. Since the original inhabitants left, new villagers have purchased and restored the houses, keeping them true to their authentic design. The village’s stone houses, narrow lanes, and natural beauty, especially noted for its architecture, are a sight to behold. Initially named ‘Domatia’ in Greek, which translates as ‘rooms’, it has over time modified to ‘Doğanbey’. Post the tour, we will transfer you back to your departure point.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.