Uzunkum beach II

I recently had the chance to visit Italian Bay, and the experience was truly unforgettable. The sea was as calm and clear as a sheet, making swimming incredibly enjoyable. The tranquility of the area was completely peaceful, ideal for those looking to spend a day surrounded by nature, away from crowds and noise. There is an entrance fee, but it's quite reasonable and definitely worth it considering the services offered. The beach has shaded areas, allowing you to cool off while still enjoying the sun. Additionally, the coast and the sea are clean, which adds a special beauty to the bay. However, reaching the bay can be a bit challenging. The route involves a rough and broken dirt road, which may make the journey a little uncomfortable. But once you arrive, you'll see that the effort is well worth it. Italian Bay is truly a corner of paradise, with its natural beauty and the amenities it offers. I enjoyed every moment of my time there and definitely plan to return. I highly recommend Italian Bay to everyone for its sea, nature, and peaceful environment.

A place of natural wonder, definitely worth a visit. However, I believe the Edirne municipality lacks the capability to construct an asphalt road to this extraordinary, touristic site. This issue isn't limited to the Italian Bay; I've encountered it in many other locations as well. During my trips to these places, my vehicle's tire burst and the tie rod ends were severely damaged.

The beach charges an entrance fee of 200 TL per car. There are awning showers available, as well as changing cabins and a WC. However, some of the awnings are in need of maintenance and there are not enough garbage containers. The sea is beautiful, but please be mindful of your garbage. It's important to properly dispose of your trash to prevent it from ending up in the ocean. It's not difficult to buy a couple of bags, collect your garbage, and leave it in the container when you leave.

On the first day, there is a charge for the caravan and vehicle, and for the following days, only the caravan incurs a fee of 300 TL. For a regular passenger car, there is an entrance fee of 200 TL. Although the beach is not large, there is an ample amount of parking available. Showers and toilets are provided. The sea is exceptionally clean, but it starts to deepen after 2 meters from the shore. There are 2-3 different entrances to the beach. If you take the dirt road via Erikli road, it is a shorter and safer route for your vehicle. It is advisable to bring your own supplies as there are no nearby food vendors. The shaded areas are quite spacious, but there is a limited number of sun loungers.

The beach appears to be quite neglected, with a significant amount of litter scattered about. I wouldn't suggest visiting on a cloudy day as there doesn't seem to be much of interest. However, the ocean is clean and there are hardly any people around.