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Ancient City of Karabiga

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Location and History: Karabiga is a small port city on Marmara Sea coast in Çanakkale Province
Founded by Greek settlers from Miletus in 7th century BC
Named after Priapus, a minor deity protecting farm animals and gardens
Surrendered to Alexander the Great in 334 BC before Battle of Granicus
Archaeological Remains: City walls with 24 towers remain 2 km from town center
Free admission to ruins requires careful navigation and sturdy footwear
Area features cliffs, hidden bays, and seagulls
Modern Features: Important container ship harbor still operates
Annual Maritime Festival held in late June-July
Summer residences district with beach and bars
Various restaurants along waterfront, including Sahil Balık Evi
Access: 86 km from Çanakkale via E90 route
Alternative route via Parion ruins, 27 km total distance
Regular coach service from Biga
Ferries connect to Barbaros harbor