İzmir ve Çevresinde Ücretsiz Denize Girilebilecek En Güzel 14 Koy

0:00 Karaburun, Dolungaz Bay 0:38 Karaburun, Kaynarpınar Bays 1:12 Karaburun, Badembükü Bay 1:26 Karaburun, Hamzabükü Bay 1:50 Karaburun, Boyabağı Bay 2:09 Urla, Bodrum Bay 2:40 Urla, Altınköy Bay 3:06 Urla, Demircili Village Bays 3:45 Selimiye, Cennet Bay 4:20 Orhaniye, Kızkumu Beach 4:41 Marmaris, Bozburun Village 5:13 Alaçatı, Cleopatra Bay 5:39 Kuşadası, Dilek Peninsula National Park 6:09 Alaçatı, Deliklikoy We wanted to share with you 14 of the most beautiful bays in Izmir and the surrounding area, where you can swim for free. 1- Karaburun Dolungaz Bay: There's a facility called Şirin Baba Camping here. You can pitch a tent with a reservation. Food and drink are available on site. Dolungaz Bay, open to the public, is in front of this facility. 2- Karaburun Kaynarpınar Bays: After seeing the sign for Kaynarpınar and turning right, you'll see the bays. There's a short walking path down the path. There are no facilities. This is a good option for those looking for a quiet bay. You can pitch a tent. 3- Karaburun Badembükü Bay: Ideal for tents and caravans. There are no facilities. There are kiosks selling snacks like meatballs and bread in the back. You'll need to bring food and drinks. 4- Karaburun Hamzabükü Bay: Ideal for tents and caravans. There are no facilities. There are municipal restrooms. You'll need to bring food and drinks. 5- Karaburun Boyabağı Bay: After turning right at the Boyabağı sign and parking, you'll reach the bays via a short walk. Ideal for those seeking a calm and clear sea. It can be crowded at times, and the coastline is short and narrow. There are no facilities. 6- Urla Bodrum Bay: There's a facility called Denizyıldızı Beach Club here. Entry costs 40 TL per person. Reservations are required, and you must enter by 12:00. There are also areas next to the beach where you can pitch a tent and swim for free. 7- Urla Altınköy Bay: There's a facility called Marika Beach Club here. Entry costs 50 TL per person on weekdays and 80 TL on weekends. It has a pool and a restaurant. There's a large, free public beach next door. The sandy beach is an advantage for families with children. From the right side of the beach, you can follow a path for about 3 km to reach the tranquil turquoise bays. 8- Urla Demircili Village Bays: Ideal for caravans and tents. There are a few facilities here. The coastline is wide. 9- Selimiye Cennet Bay: When you reach the end of Selimiye, you'll see the beach and continue along the sea to the right. A pleasant nature walk through a small forest leads to a turquoise bay. 10- Orhaniye Kızkumu Beach: This beach, located on the Selimiye road, offers a walkable beach. It can get quite crowded. There are facilities and accommodations available in authentic bungalows. 11- Marmaris Bozburun Village: There are many swimming spots and facilities along the coastline. There are peaceful and tranquil accommodation and restaurant options. We recommend Dolphin Boutique Hotel, Melek Hotels, and Pembe Yunus Boutique Hotel. 12- Alaçatı Cleopatra Beach: Continue past Deliklikoy. You'll reach this beautiful public beach with white rocks through the Özpamir Site. Don't forget to take photos at these iconic white rocks. :) There are no facilities available, but there is beach volleyball available. 13- Kuşadası Dilek Peninsula National Park: It contains four bays. İçmeler Bay: The entrance to the facility is the first bay you see. It's the only bay with a sandy beach. That's why it gets crowded. Aydınlık Bay: The second bay you come to. Its beach is smaller and more rocky than the others. Kavaklıburun Bay: The third bay you come to. A rocky beach with a long coastline. Karasu Bay: This is the last bay. This is also our favorite. There are restrooms and showers. Just be careful of the pigs here. They're tame and very cute. But they might steal your food and run off :) 14- Alaçatı Deliklikoy: A few years ago, it was a relatively quiet beach. However, with its growing popularity, it's now very crowded. It's one of the few places in Alaçatı where you can enter for free. There are no facilities. The walk down to the beach can be a bit tiring. There are vendors selling corn and mussels. We wanted to share our frequently asked questions here. If you have any more questions, please leave a comment. We'd appreciate it if you'd subscribe :) Our Instagram account: bizbukezneredeyiz Our blog: www.bizbukezneredeyiz.com