Sakarya - all beaches

The beach and the ocean are incredibly beautiful, but unfortunately, the beach is littered with cigarette butts and plastic bottles. Even animals seem to be more responsible with their waste than some humans who can't be bothered to carry a small bag and dispose of their trash properly. Some people have suggested that the municipality should take more responsibility for cleanliness, but instead of blaming the municipality, we should focus on those individuals who are not behaving responsibly. Cleaning up this mess won't happen overnight, but it can be addressed by implementing regular inspections and issuing fines. Every time I visit the beach, I make sure to hold those responsible accountable, and I hope they feel the weight of their actions and lose sleep over it.

The negative claims regarding cleanliness are entirely untrue. I have been a regular visitor since the beach opened many years ago. Whenever someone is spotted without a cap in the pool, the attendant promptly rushes over to warn them. The pool, washrooms, and canteen are consistently kept clean. The only issue is that outside food is prohibited and bags are subject to inspection. Personal belongings can only be searched with authorization from the prosecutor's office, and the staff there are not permitted to search bags.

The municipality offers excellent services, although it would be beneficial to have a small booth where visitors can utilize the oils derived from the lavender garden.