Truva beach

Ülfet, Familiarity, Brotherhood; Since the road is long, life is short; It is not worth fighting, anger, loud, empty arguments. Breaking hearts, lying, deceiving, deceiving, deceiving, persecuting; Let's not be too easy on ourselves, this fine is not easy to pay. People's rights, orphans' rights, treasure rights! Gossip, backbiting, and lies will never leave you behind. Be safe like the sun that never sets in the sea! Please! Let's not embody the words of Master Necip Fazıl KISAKÜREK. In my homeland, water flows uncontrollably; Everyone is engaging in unruly behavior and causing chaos. A slow train passes through the vast steppes; Children, donkeys, oxen, and strays. Even if you throw hearts into the sun, they won't burn; But a single match can ignite a forest, causing destruction. History is a guiding light that has escaped to the poles, Flashing freely in the icy seas. So-called intellectuals, with their twenty-nine letters, Write labels, call names, and wander aimlessly. Oh God, have mercy on this pure nation! They go to bed at night, wake up in the morning, and remain idle...

My Lord has truly created a stunning beach, free from pebbles, jellyfish, stones, garbage, or dirt like Marmara. The sand is pristine, with a perfect temperature of 32 degrees, and there is plenty of space to stretch out with 50 meters of legroom. Although there are no showers or restrooms, I have been to many places that are even more beautiful than Antalya.

The beach in Turkey is 14km long, making it the longest in the country. However, due to the lack of tourism development, there are limited facilities available. Umbrellas can be rented from markets, but we didn't come across any sun loungers. Unfortunately, there was some litter on the beach, but the municipality staff were cleaning it up when we visited. The beach can be a bit wavy due to the windy conditions in Hatay, and I found that the water reached my height after walking about 50 meters. On the plus side, there are no grass or jellyfish to worry about, and the water is very clean. It's worth noting that there are no toilet or shower facilities, so it's best to come prepared. The municipality could potentially provide an outdoor shower to clean off the sand, but I'm not sure if this is possible after the recent earthquake.

The beach is in a sorry state, with lack of cleanliness and poor maintenance. The sea water is far from being clean, and the beach is unfortunately filled with garbage. Additionally, there are no facilities like showers or toilets available. It's disheartening to witness the negligence of those who have access to the sea but fail to protect and preserve it, resulting in pollution.

This beach is absolutely stunning. While some may argue that Arsuz Beach is the best, Samandağ Beach stands out with its vast expanse that stretches towards the mountains. The sand is of excellent quality. However, it is evident that this beach could benefit from additional landscaping and investment. Despite that, I thoroughly enjoyed my time here. It is incredibly long and spacious, possibly the longest beach in this area. I believe that with more investment, this lovely beach has the potential to attract even more visitors. I highly recommend paying a visit and taking a swim. Enjoy your time!"