Aydincik - all beaches

Very clear water

When I visited the beach, it happened to be during the feast of sacrifice, resulting in a large crowd. Normally, the sea is incredibly beautiful and not too deep, making it easy to navigate. The water is shallow, the weather is generally hot, and the ocean floor consists of soft sand. Additionally, there are designated areas where you can set up tents, as well as access to showers and restrooms. While the grocery store is a bit of a walk away, there is a shortcut from the seaside to the base of the mountain, offering a stunning view that makes the journey enjoyable rather than tiring.

They have a great variety of Turkish cuisine available, and their bazlama is particularly delicious.

The sandy expanse of this beach is truly a sight to behold. With convenient access to showers and restrooms, it's the perfect spot for a camping trip. Tucked away 500 meters from the main road, this beach offers a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of daily life. However, it's important to note that there are no nearby markets, so be sure to pack everything you need for a day of sun, sand, and relaxation.

The village, now a neighborhood, is absolutely stunning with its pristine and breathtaking sea, along with the friendly locals who embody the warmth of the Mediterranean. Typically, you'll find summer houses owned by people from Central Anatolia.