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Iztuzu is a beach of a very fine white sand that stretches for 5 km and is part of the natural reserve. The second name of the beach is "Turtle" as sea turtles come here every year. Iztuzu is a peninsula, washed by the sea on one side and the waters of the river Dalyan on the other.The beach is located 13 kilometers from the city of Dalyan. You can watch the turtles here or dive into the history of the ruins of the city Caunos.
Bodrum is situated on a peninsula between two seas - the Aegean and the Mediterranean. The best beaches are located in a small village in the outskirts of Bodrum. Particularly noteworthy are the beaches in Ortakent (10 km from Bodrum), Turgutreis (16 km from Bodrum) and Gumusluk (18 km from Bodrum).It is an interesting fact that the city of Bodrum in ancient times was called Halicarnassus. The famous Halicarnassus Mausoleum, one of the ancient wonders of the world, can be found here as well as the local museum of underwater archeology.
Kemer is a big resort area which includes several cities such as Beldibi, Goynuk, actually Kemer, Kiris, Camyuva, Tekirova, and other located along the coast of shingle beaches. The best sandy beach is located in the village of Yoruk. Kemer is located 43 kilometers southwest from Antalya airport. Not far from the beaches there is "Yoruk Park", an ethnographic open air museum of culture and life of the Turks, who lived several hundred years ago.
Pamuchak beach is a five-kilometer beach of dark sand and lack of signs of civilization. No umbrellas and deck chairs - just sun, sea and warm sand. This beach is located 7 km west of Ephesus, 12 km north of Kusadasi.
The long beach of Calis stretches for several kilometers along the coast of Fethiye Bay. This place is considered a natural reserve. However, this secluded beach has a good tourist infrastructure with many vacationers in the high season (mostly married couples). This beach is located 5 km north-east of Fethiye. This beach is located 5 km north-east of Fethiye.
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The most popular beaches in Turkey stretch along the shores of the Aegean and Mediterranean seas. Such resorts as Izmir, Kusadasi, Bodrum, Marmaris and Fethiye are located on the Aegean Sea. Kemer, Antalya, Belek, Side and Alanya are on the Mediterranean side. The shores of the Marmara Sea in the west and the Black Sea in the north are not less picturesque, but not so popular among the tourists. On the beaches of the Aegean Sea pebbles prevail. On the Mediterranean, you can find all kinds of beaches: sandy in Belek and Side and rocky coves in Kemer and Antalya. An interesting fact is that almost one hundred beaches of Turkey are awarded with the Blue Flag, the symbol of environmental purity.
