Kadinlar is a coastal district of Kusadasi in Turkey's Aegean Region. Southwest of Kusadasi center, it is built around Kadinlar Denizi Beach and faces the Aegean Sea. Although part of the city, it has a more resort-focused character, with the shoreline as its main hub and inland streets rising uphill from the coast.

Kadinlar is best known for Kadinlar Denizi Beach, one of Kusadasi's most well-known public beaches. Visitors come mainly for beach holidays, especially swimming, sunbathing, and dining with sea views. Hotels, apartment accommodation, and holiday residences make up a large part of the district and, compared with the old town and port area, Kadinlar offers less historic sightseeing but easier beach access.

The district is easy to reach by road from Kusadasi center, and local dolmus minibuses connect it with central Kusadasi. Most visitors spend their time along the shoreline, where restaurants, cafes, and beach services are concentrated near the water. Getting around is straightforward along the seafront, while some streets away from the beach are uphill as the land rises inland.