Danaagzi Natural Park

Friends, don't expect to reach the beach by car as you'll have to navigate through narrow roads between the villages. I made the mistake of going with a caravan and it was a miserable experience. There's no way to turn the caravan around, so I strongly advise against going there. Not a single person warned me about the terrible road conditions, so please take my advice and avoid going. I won't be going back, and I definitely don't recommend it to you either.

The path to the beach includes a 30-minute nature walk. It can be a pleasant experience for nature lovers, but it may be challenging for those who prefer an easier route. Once you reach the beach, you will be greeted by the stunning colors of the sea and surrounding nature. The rocks in the water are abundant with mussels. Please note that there is no phone reception and the walk may not be suitable for children or elderly individuals due to its difficulty.

There are no signs at all, which can make the walk challenging. However, once you arrive, the beautiful nature instantly relieves any tension. If you're traveling by car, you'll need to walk for about 40-45 minutes after the road ends. The path through the jungle is the way to go. But if you're lucky, like us, and there's no one else around except your own group, you'll have an absolutely amazing time. If you don't have any issues with mobility, I highly recommend bringing a tent and staying overnight. There is no cell phone reception. It might be a bit troublesome and stressful for families with children and babies to reach the beach.

Getting to this beach is quite challenging as the only way is through a forest path, and the road itself is quite treacherous. However, once you arrive, you'll be greeted by a stunning, unspoiled location. If you're not an experienced hiker, I would advise against attempting the journey.

As a resident of Tepeören village, I can confidently say that the beach is the pride and joy of our community. To access it, you can drive up to a certain point, but from there, you'll need to continue on foot. If you're not comfortable walking through the forest, I would advise against visiting. However, if you do decide to come, you'll be treated to a breathtaking natural wonder, and if you're fortunate, you might even catch a glimpse of a seal.