Buyukeceli - all beaches

We paid 2500 per night for our stay. The summer residents have exclusive access to the WC, shower, and sun loungers on the beach. Unfortunately, outsiders do not receive any service. I highly recommend watching the sunrise during your visit. The roads are not as terrible as some comments suggest, although they could be improved. There are nearby grocery stores like Migros and A101. The sea is absolutely stunning. However, it's important to note that it can get crowded with people claiming their spot. Don't miss out on experiencing this beautiful beach.

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This serene beach amidst the lush pine trees is perfect for those seeking peace and quiet. It offers a tranquil atmosphere unlike any other nearby beaches. The seabed is a mix of stones and sand, so it's advisable to bring along some sea shoes. There's a101 nearby where you can find everything you need. A few small hotels are available, offering the option of half board or house rentals.

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

Upon arriving at the beach, we set up our tents, only to discover the following day that it was designated solely for women. No clear indications were given to us, except for the female symbol on the restroom. Fortunately, it wasn't peak season, and only a group of Muslim women arrived the next day, who swiftly left upon our arrival. It appears that during the summer months, the beach is reserved for women, while at other times, there are no restrictions. In the interest of clarity, it would be beneficial to have a sign indicating the beach's status.

In the midst of September, the water remains stunningly picturesque, beckoning visitors to take a dip in its refreshing embrace. The bay, though petite in size, exudes an intimate ambiance that is not to be missed by those in the vicinity.