Kaputas Beach

I stumbled upon this beach by chance and it turned out to be a hidden gem. Though the parking area is small and on a narrow street (which can be quite scary), it is definitely worth it. The showers, unfortunately, are freezing cold. However, the restaurant offers delicious food at reasonable prices. Additionally, the benches and umbrellas are available at good prices (50 liras each). Most importantly, the beach is exceptionally clean and beautiful. I truly enjoyed my time here.

The breathtaking scenery from the coastal route is absolutely mesmerizing. The glistening sand and the pristine waters are a sight to behold, and I was immediately captivated by the beauty of it all. I couldn't bear the thought of leaving this idyllic paradise at the end of the day. For anyone who adores the beach, I highly recommend visiting this spectacular location.

The beach is absolutely stunning, with crystal-clear turquoise waters, gentle waves, and perfect temperature. There are plenty of sun loungers and beds available for a reasonable price of 80 lira. However, the parking situation can be quite frustrating as it is often difficult to find a spot close to the beach. Unless you happen to snag a space right across from the steps, you may have to walk along the busy main road for a bit. It's important to note that parking spots tend to fill up quickly, so be prepared to search for a spot if you plan on visiting during peak hours.

This beach is like a hidden gem, tucked away between two behemoth rock formations. We made sure to get here before the sun even rose, just to secure a spot to park and snap some photos before the hordes of people descended upon us like vultures. And boy, did they come. By mid-morning, the beach was so packed you could barely see the sand. It was like a scene straight out of a disaster movie, except instead of zombies, it was just families with screaming kids. If you're brave enough to venture here, make sure to come early and leave before the madness sets in. And bring a wad of cash if you want to rent a chair and umbrella, because you'll need a little slice of heaven to escape the chaos. The food is nothing to write home about, but at least the bathrooms won't make you want to run for the hills.

The beach offers various hues of blue and is a genuine marvel of nature. It's only a short 10-minute drive from Kalkan and there is a car park available, although it's somewhat restricted. After a quick 3-minute descent down the stairs, you'll arrive at the beach. You can rent sunshades and sunbeds at a reasonable price. Additionally, there's a cafe where you can grab fast food and a range of drinks and beers, albeit a bit pricey. All in all, it's an excellent experience.