The location itself is beautiful, but unfortunately the behavior of the people who visit is quite the opposite. The littering starts from the forest road and extends all the way to the beach, with alcohol bottles and shards scattered everywhere. The beach is covered in trash, including diapers. Exhausted, I fell asleep without noticing the music playing around me. I was abruptly awoken by fireworks at 2:30 in the morning, which was a complete disaster. There were around 15 tents set up, with a cacophony of music, rowdy behavior ranging from traditional Turkish dances to drunken fights and even gunshots. As I observed the chaos, I witnessed people attacking each other with wooden sticks. By 5:40, the people next to me had set up a tent and started a fire, blaring loud music by Ümit Besen. While there were some decent individuals present, the overall atmosphere was far from family-friendly. I visited alone, but if I had been with my wife, I'm certain we would have encountered trouble due to the swearing and shouting. While alcohol consumption is allowed, there is no excuse for playing loud music or disturbing others. I have no intention of returning to this beach.
This bay is less choppy than the nearby beach, but getting there can be a challenge. You'll need to drive about half an hour on a bumpy road, park at the top of the forest, and walk downhill for 15 minutes on a rough dirt path, swatting away flies along the way. If you're up for the adventure, I suggest giving it a try. It's a small area, but generally peaceful :) The water is crystal clear and you might even spot some turtles while swimming. Just be cautious on the way back as the steep path can be slippery and pose a risk of falling.