Cemaller лучшие пляжи

When we visited, the ocean had rough waves and the water was murky. The beach appeared to be neglected and not well taken care of. We had to pay 20 TL upon entering, which was for renting a table. There is only one facility available, which includes a toilet and shower.

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.

The beach is maintained by the local government and is kept clean and tidy. However, there is a fee for parking your car. The breakfast options available nearby are excellent. At Kılıçlar Family Cafe, we paid 85 Turkish Lira for three people.

The sea is so murky that it appears very yellow. When I asked an officer about it, he explained that road works are causing debris to flow into the stream, making it unlikely to be clean. The beach and seaside are both dirty, and it would be wonderful if they were cleaned up a bit. Our seas are very beautiful, but we don't appreciate their value. An employee came over and told me not to use the umbrella, then took it and handed it to someone else. I was surprised by the lack of respect. There's a cafeteria run by the municipality, but the toilets are locked for some reason.