Kucuk Bahce - all beaches

Unfortunately, I didn't get the opportunity to visit the beach this time around, but I'm definitely planning to make a trip in the future and potentially set up a tent if I'm able to locate a suitable spot.

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To put it simply, the beach lacks any amenities apart from a pancake stand and a restroom cabin. Visitors must purchase their own chairs, umbrellas, food, drinks, and water. The underwater scenery is breathtaking, with large flat stones measuring 50-60 cm in diameter. It's a perfect spot for capturing stunning underwater photographs. The route to the beach is a bit challenging, with a mix of soil and asphalt, and it takes approximately 30 minutes from Karabur. As a family, we thoroughly enjoyed our time there, but the journey from Izmir can be exhausting. Hopefully, the natural beauty of the area will remain intact without any negative impact from tourism.

This secluded cove boasts untouched beauty, despite the rough terrain leading to it. Unlike other bays in Karaburun, it offers a peaceful escape from the constant interruptions of phone calls.

We visited over the weekend when the weather was cloudy and the sea was choppy due to the wind. The children had a great time playing in the wavy water. It's a doable trip, but keep in mind that the road is winding and rough, so plan your journey accordingly.

This beach is absolutely beautiful, but it is quite a distance away from any residential areas. If you plan on driving, be prepared for a potentially difficult journey. For those who plan on camping, I suggest bringing plenty of firewood as there are no facilities for building a fire. There are also no restrooms available, so please be mindful of your waste and dispose of it properly. If you can, try to clean up any litter left behind by others and dispose of it in the nearest garbage container.