Dishes you should try in Arsuz: Arsuz Balığı (fresh fish) and Humus (chickpea dip). This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Arsuz is famous for.
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Fresh fish caught in the Mediterranean, served grilled or pan-fried. Eating fresh fish at Arsuz's seaside restaurants is one of the district's highlights.
Chickpeas mashed with tahini, lemon juice and olive oil, humus is essential to Arsuz's meze tables.
These dishes are known throughout Hatay province; see the provincial food guide for details.
A dessert with a registered geographical indication, baked with unsalted cheese between layers of shredded kadayıf.
A kebab with a registered geographical indication, cooked on greaseproof paper.
A registered kebab of minced meat baked in a tray.
A meze made with chickpeas and tahini, with a registered geographical indication.
A börek with a registered geographical indication.
A registered oruk, similar to içli köfte.
Arsuz's ancient name was Rhossos, and it was an important harbour city in the Hellenistic and Roman periods. Archaeological remains bear the traces of this rich history.
Arsuz is Hatay's most important centre of coastal tourism. The coastal culture, which comes alive in summer, along with water sports and sea festivals, shapes the district's way of life.
Arsuz is known for 2 local dishes, above all Arsuz Balığı (fresh fish) and Humus (chickpea dip). Fresh fish caught in the Mediterranean, served grilled or pan-fried. Eating fresh fish at Arsuz's seaside restaurants is one of the district's highlights.
Arsuz is known for Arsuz Balığı (fresh fish), Fresh Seafood and Ancient Rhossos Heritage. Its best-known sights include Amanos Mountains and Arsuz Ancient City.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Arsuz include Fresh Seafood and Citrus Fruit.