Yayladagi - all beaches

Amazing

This beach is an ideal location for camping with its white pebble stones and the various shades of green against the deep blue sea.

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...

The beach is really nice and peaceful, but it lacks sufficient public facilities, including restrooms. Additionally, there are various water sources flowing into the sea, and it's quite a mystery where they originate from!

Turkey's longest beach stretches for 14-15km and boasts a perfect width. However, the beach is quite dirty and lacks sufficient parks, sports areas, and children's playgrounds for young visitors. There are event and concert spaces, as well as a few cafes along the coastline that cater to international audiences. Unfortunately, there is a noticeable lack of maintenance and investment in the area.

The beach is beautiful and surrounded by stunning natural scenery. However, the water is not always pristine and there may be some litter such as plastic or other debris. If you come across any trash, please do your part and bring it to the shore. Let's take responsibility for keeping the ocean clean instead of relying solely on the local government to do so.