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Workation in Alaçatı: the essentials
Alaçatı was a Greek village before the population exchange, and among its stone houses, narrow lanes and old windmills you now find boutique hotels, wine bars and restaurants with tables in the street. Officially a neighbourhood of Çeşme with about 10,000 residents, it lies near the western end of the Izmir peninsula, and the steady wind in the bay south of town has made it one of Turkey's best-known windsurf and kitesurf spots. Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport is about 70 km away. July and August bring crowds and a loud nightlife strip in the centre, while in winter many restaurants close. Most people who come to work pick May, June or September and rent a house at the edge of the village.
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Alaçatı is a wind- and kitesurfing town with boutique hotels but no conventional coworking. Cafés in the old town and hotel terraces serve as workplaces; proper spaces are found in Izmir, about an hour away. Summer is crowded and loud, spring and autumn are calmer.
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