Hidirkoy - all beaches

Upon arrival, I had hoped for complimentary sunbeds with food and drink purchases, however, this was not the case. Despite this, we proceeded to rent sun loungers and relax on the beach. After a refreshing swim in the sea, I felt a pang of hunger and decided to indulge in a hamburger. Unfortunately, the burger was lacking in size and substance, with only a small meatball included. Furthermore, the restroom and changing facilities were not up to par, especially considering the cost of the overall experience. Overall, the amenities could have been improved to better justify the pricing.

The pristine waters of the beach are adorned with the prestigious blue flag, ensuring its cleanliness and safety. The crystal clear sea is a sight to behold, inviting visitors to take a refreshing dip and indulge in water activities. The beach is a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, offering a serene ambiance that soothes the soul. With its natural beauty and tranquil surroundings, the beach is a haven for those seeking a peaceful retreat.

The ocean is a stunning sight to behold, with schools of fish and playful crabs frolicking in its crystal-clear waters. The ocean floor is covered in glittering yellow sand, making every step a joyous experience. While there are some areas that may be covered in moss, it does not detract from the ocean's natural beauty. Even the presence of algae cannot diminish the breathtaking scenery that surrounds you.

The liver pan is superb. The line meat is top-notch. I highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys a peaceful atmosphere. It's a lovely spot with the soothing sound of waves crashing nearby. The owner is extremely friendly.

The beach doesn't seem to attract younger people due to the polluted sea caused by moss and jellyfish, as well as shops that may overcharge. It's more of a preference for the older generation who reminisce about the 80s and 90s. If you're looking for a place to relax all day, I suggest checking out the beaches in the north of the Kapıdag peninsula. However, if you want to be fully satisfied, take a three to four-hour drive to Sarımsaklı.