Yolsuz Koy

If everyone were considerate enough to clean up after themselves, this place would be absolutely fantastic. It's just a short 10-minute stroll from the pathway, the ocean water is pristine, and it's a charming little bay where both families and young folks enjoy their time. Since there are no beach loungers available, a folding camping chair is a great alternative.

In one word, it's perfect. It's a hidden gem that not many people are aware of. Finding the pathway down can be a bit challenging, but that's what makes it one of those unspoiled bays. The water is incredibly clear, and even when it gets windy, it remains relatively calm due to being nestled between two mountains. The only downside is the lack of shade, so you'll be exposed to the sun.

The beach is perfect for diving, giving you the sensation of swimming in an aquarium. The water was crystal clear, providing a clear view. It truly immerses you in nature, without any man-made structures or amenities like cabins or fountains. Unfortunately, visitors have left behind trash, which we took care of by burning the items that were combustible a couple of days ago. We are eagerly awaiting the arrival of the requested boat to come to the bay and collect the debris.

The beach truly lives up to its name, as it is a secluded bay without any roads. Finding parking spots along the side of the road is quite convenient. There is a hidden path that leads to breathtaking spots, making the descent a truly enjoyable experience. It takes approximately 10 minutes to reach the cove, and even though it was a Sunday, there were only a few people - around 15 gathered there. The water is crystal clear, although there are some seaweed further out, it doesn't hinder swimming. A few jellyfish were spotted as well. It's important to note that there are no facilities available, so it's advisable to come prepared with your own toiletries and shower necessities. Unfortunately, the local municipality doesn't seem to prioritize the area, and there might be some litter scattered around. Please be responsible and collect your own trash, ensuring the bay remains clean. The uphill journey may not be as enjoyable as the descent, as it can be tiring, but the effort is definitely worth it.

You can easily make your way down from the path next to the road. It's not a challenging descent and should only take around 10 minutes. The water doesn't appear to be very clean anymore, although it might have been when we first arrived. There are no shower or toilet facilities available. This is a place worth visiting just once. Unfortunately, humans tend to be areas where animals leave behind a lot of evidence.