Ayazma Plaji Sile is located on the
Black Sea and it is in the
23th place out of 133 beaches in the
Istanbul region
56 km away from its center, the city of
Istanbul. It is one of the beaches of
Sile settlement, just
1.4 km from its center.
The beach is
located in an urban area.
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Wanderlust Explorer
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2 weeks ago
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Lovely beach with fine sand. On certain days, the waves are perfect for surfing. There are great seafood restaurants, but be cautious of high prices aimed at tourists and the possibility of double menus.
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Lukey
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2 weeks ago
8
Very good
Regarding the Beach in the City, this is a rather pleasant spot. It's well-organized, featuring bars and restaurants, and even has showers available. The beach itself is spacious, with shallow, wave-free water, making it ideal for children.
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L K
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2 weeks ago
4
Frustrating
Extremely crowded and dirty, with small toilets and cabins. Showers come at an extra charge. I've never seen so many people at the beach. The safeguarding line only goes up to my waist. However, the sea itself is nice, as always. It's definitely not recommended in the summer, especially considering the price of 600 TL for two old, dirty sunbeds and an umbrella.
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Larissa Virena
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2 weeks ago
10
Exceptional
A great spot to relish the sea, beach, and waves. The water isn't very deep, but the waves are quite powerful. It's a good choice for families, though there's an entrance fee of 70 Lira per family. The on-site café offers chairs and umbrellas. Beautiful views and a wonderful experience overall.
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Lila Ambrose
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2 weeks ago
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This beach is as wonderful as any sandy shore can be. It attracts a diverse crowd, with people of all ages and genders. The main issue is transportation. If you're driving your own vehicle, getting to and from the beach can be quite difficult. The only public bus available, 139T, takes an exceptionally long time to arrive.