Bozcaada

Located 18 nautical miles south of the Aegean mouth of the Dardanelles Strait, it is Turkey's third largest island and the second largest island after Gökçeada in the same region. Although the district, formerly known as Tenedos, is the smallest district of Çanakkale in terms of population, it is the most visited district, especially in summer. Bozcaada, which has historical monuments dating back to the 6th century BC, has streets full of Greek architecture, and is famous for its viticulture and wine, provides a great source of its economy from tourism and fishing. The current population of the district, which is approximately 60 kilometers from Çanakkale, is 3.098.