Bozbuk лучшие пляжи

To start, Lalekent beach is a secluded spot with limited access, only allowing entry to the cafeteria. The cafe sits right by the sea, offering a stunning view from its 10-meter elevation. The sunset views are particularly impressive. In terms of food, their toast appetizers are delicious and very reasonably priced at 40 TL with kashar and sausage. We enjoyed a satisfying family breakfast for 80 TL. The manti was exceptionally tasty, with flavorful ground meat that stood out from other places I've tried. It cost around 70-80 TL and was definitely worth it. Date of visit: 20.08.23.

The beach lacks waves and the water is noticeably saline, but it is refreshingly clean and cool. The sand may be sparse, but the terrain is adorned with an abundance of rocks. It is advisable to wear shoes while venturing into the water, as there are no restrooms or shower facilities. However, there is a dressing room available to the public, even though it is privately owned. If you are looking to camp, there is a spot a little further down the beach, but be sure to keep your food and watermelon secure, as the local pigs may pay you a visit. Overall, my experience at this beach was delightful, despite losing my watermelon to the pigs.

The beach is stunning with shallow waters and the sea is pleasantly warm.

The ocean water is pristine, but the sight of a sunken harbor in the distance can be unsettling, almost causing a knot in your stomach. Wearing water shoes is a must, as the beach can be rocky. However, once you step onto the beach, it is incredibly peaceful and spotless.

The beach appears to be quite neglected. Despite the absence of any renovations, I found it puzzling to see a pile of rubble right next to the garden.