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Incekum Beach

This beach, belonging to the Marmaris area, is located about 30 minutes drive from the center of Akyaka. It got its name due to the soft, fine sand. To preserve the sandy cover, driving onto the beach is prohibited. You can get here by land, as well as during one-day sea tours from Akyaka.

You are allowed to bring your own food and drinks to the beach, so by paying only the entrance fee, you can have a picnic and spend time here peacefully.

* Please note: Children under 9 years old enter for free, but when approaching by land, there is a separate charge for transportation to the beach itself and an entrance fee is charged for each adult. You cannot bring your own chairs and mats to the beach, so if you plan to spend the day here, consider additional expenses for beach services.

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Soft fine sand

30 km from Akyaka

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The Legacy of Nail Çakırhan

Eucalyptus Avenue

The Lovers' Road under ancient canopies

Maden Bay

Semi-wild shore near Akyaka

Ekincik Bay

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Nimara Cave

Stalactites and stalagmites

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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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