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Cinar Beach

Cinar Beach is one of the most pleasant places for swimming near Akyaka. You can walk here along a beautiful road with views or take a taxi in just a few minutes: the distance from the center is about 3 km.

The sea here becomes deep quite quickly — just a few meters from the shore. In this place, as in some other bays in the area, both river and sea water can be found: you can see how the cold fresh water from the river mixes with the warm salty sea water, creating streams of different temperatures and colors. The beach is pebbly, like most bays in this direction.

The beach belongs to a private establishment. Entrance is paid, and the cost depends on what you want to use: just the shower and sun loungers or, for example, areas with gazebos and restaurant services — from simple to more comfortable options.

Beaches

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Popular beach club

3 km from Akyaka

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Forest Camp

The shade of pines, the sound of waves, and life in a tent

Lavender Fields

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Incekum Beach

Soft fine sand

English Harbor

Silence and a sense of seclusion

Gökova Gulf

Protected area of the Aegean Sea

Cleopatra Beach

Where kings rested

FAQ

When is the tourist season in Akyaka?

The season lasts from late April to late October. The high season is July-August: hot and crowded. The most comfortable months are May-June and September-October: warm sea, fewer people, lower accommodation prices.

What is Azmak?

Azmak is a short but very photogenic river with icy crystal clear water, the main natural attraction of Akyaka. Short boat tours run along the river, and fish restaurants operate on the shore. A large flock of geese, favorites of both locals and visitors, also lives here.

What are the conditions for kitesurfing?

At the kite beach of Akyaka, from May to October, a stable thermal wind of 14-20 knots blows. The shallow water with a sandy bottom, without waves, tides, and currents — the spot is ideal for both beginners and progress.

What does 'slow city' mean?

Akyaka has been part of the international Cittaslow network since 2011. This means a ban on high-rise buildings, a unified architectural style, the absence of chain restaurants and large all-inclusive hotels, and support for local businesses, cuisine, and crafts.

Are the beaches paid?

The city beach and most of the coastline in the center are free; you can come with your own towel. There is a paid entrance to the equipped kite beach. Some hotels and restaurants on the shore have their own beach areas with paid sunbeds, but this is not mandatory.

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