Top Things to do in Turkish Aegean Coast
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The 10 Best Outdoor Activities in Turkish Aegean Coast, Turkey
Discover the best top things to do in Turkish Aegean Coast, Turkey including Cappello Beach Club, Icmeler Beach, Iztuzu Beach, Yahsi Beach, Kabatepe Kumsali, Cesme AltInkum Beach, Turunc Sahil, Happy Beach Bodrum, Voodoo Beach, Kumbahce Sahili.
Restaurants in Turkish Aegean Coast
1. Cappello Beach Club
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 72 reviews
Saying hello to entertainment in 2015, Cappello Beach Club has become one of the most popular entertainment venues in the region with its success in a short time. Capello Beach welcomes its guests with its location in the city but away from the city, the entertainment is continuing, the 2 km beach, wooden sunbat
2. Icmeler Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3,350 reviews
Reviewed By 490kerryn - Rotherham, United Kingdom
Lovely bay spotlessly clean family friendly beach. Boat trips are a blast and most of them the kids travel for free Plenty of sunbeds beach bars and other activities to keep you on the beach all day although its a tad hot in july august.
3. Iztuzu Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3,752 reviews
Reviewed By 411davidy - Belfast, United Kingdom
We took the boat to the beach and the journey was great to experience nice and relaxing along the river. When we arrived we decided to walk to the end of the beach to visit the turtle sanctuary it was very interesting and worth visiting and making a donation. we walked back along the sandy beach and it was a very pleasant day out we returned via boat and arrived in the evening sun which was very nice. The beach has plently of facilities , showers changing huts etc and a cafe type place plently of sun loungers and nice warm sea! Overall it was a great day out!
4. Yahsi Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 399 reviews
Reviewed By TrWorldTraveler - Bloomington, United States
In the Bodrum areas, some bays are not as wide open as Ortakent yahsi beach. That is why, often times, they are not as clean as this beach. The yahsi beach is also perfect for water sports such as surfing, sailing or parasailing. Other water activities like banana, jet skis are available too. There are great ice cream shops, cafes, restaurants and shops in this bay. Our favorites are Lugga hotel, Zest hotel, Kefi beach club, bar/restaurant, Vira’s beach/restaurant, seafood restaurants near the yahsi marina and Bitez dondurma.
5. Kabatepe Kumsali
6. Cesme AltInkum Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 254 reviews
Reviewed By poli_cangollari - Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
It was a perfect beach day and we enjoyed in turkey , the place was really friendly clean and cheap food, worth’s to visit
7. Turunc Sahil
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 157 reviews
Reviewed By AndySin65 - Manchester, United Kingdom
We took a water taxi from Marmaris to spend the day in Turunc. The trip itself is well worth the cost and we arrived at the harbour around midday. We had a walk around the town the walked on to the market which was fairly small (being pre season?) and mostly fruit and veg. We had previously researched walks in the area by searching the internet for Turunc walks so we decided to follow the waterfall trail up the mountain which starts from the market area. The walk was mostly easy but there isn't a proper path so it isn't for everyone. You can walk to the start of the trail and get access to some of the gentle rapids. Turunc itself, away from the front is a very quiet place with chickens running around the roads. Some lovely restaurants on the front and up the side streets. Well worth a visit or even for a quiet break.
8. Happy Beach Bodrum
9. Voodoo Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 113 reviews
Reviewed By 438tayfune
I think it is the best place to go for a day to relax on the weekend. The staff is very friendly and helpful the service is fast and nice. I ate a hamburger which was delicious. It is more calm comparing to the other places to swim in foca but have to go there early or you might not be able to find a spot because it is very popular amongs the locals.
