Chios Island, located right across from Cesme in the Aegean Sea, derives its income from mastic trees, mastic gum production, ouzo, citrus orchards, olive oil, cherries, and figs. Chios Island is the fifth-largest island in Greece, situated just across from Cesme in İzmir. It gets its name from the mastic gum trees found on the island. The symbol that follows mastic on the island is the presence of windmills. Just a 20-30 minute ferry ride from Çeşme, the island offers echoes of the ancient and medieval periods, clean beaches, enchanting stone structures, appetizers, ouzo, and seafood. In this place where history and tranquility converge, you can have a peaceful holiday.