best beach in turkey?

Question

i want to go to turkey in a few weeks time is there any nice little beaches there and where is the best places to stay

Answer 1

There are tons of beaches, be it small, mid, big at the Aegean and Mediterraenean coasts. My fave is Küçük and Büyük ÇAĞIL @ KAŞ-ANTALYA because ı am named after them...

Name where ur gonna be goin, and would be glad to gıve u leads...

Answer 2

I don't know where you are from but I am sure you will like Turkey. However, and I hope my Turkish friends do not get mad at me, there are much better beaches than the ones in Turkey. And yo don't have to go to far away. While in Turkey, hop on a plane from Dalaman or Antalya and fly to North Cyprus. You will find some of the finest beaches in the world. Soft, golden sand, calm and warm sea water, and it is crystal clear. Especially the beaches north of Magusa (Famagusta), to the Karpaz peninsula are natural wonders. Visit Turkey and North Cyprus. Our cuisines are almost the same (we cook Turkish dishes, plus a few local Cypriot ones). p.s. There is the risk of terror in almost all European countries nowadays. Turkey is no less safe than EU countries. Don't worry. It is just touristic anti-propaganda. Turkey is a very safe country. (North Cyprus is safer)

Answer 3

Hi,

Altinkum is the best,

Something about Altınkum,
There are various beaches surrounding Altinkum.
Sagtur Beach is one of them to explore for example. All of the beaches are rather clean, sandy but some of them not as quiet as others. You should use local transport (labelled as "Sehirici" in front panel of the little minibusses) makes a long round between Tavsanburnu (translated "rabbits nose" in English and pronounced like "thavshanbournu" in Turkish) to Yesilkent (translated "green town" in English and pronounced like "yeahshillkent").
During the summer the public transportation "sehirici" minibusses also have routes to mavisehir and Sagtur where also nice sandy beaches are by the huge gum tree to take a rest at the cafe in the shade of that huge gum tree just located in the center of a peninsula divides two holiday sites (or connects them) together...
If you go a little bit further than Tavsanburnu is where Tasburun known as harbour for the local fishermen around Didim Region also nice beaches and sea food restaurants, strawberry fields are...

Ref: http://www.didimguide.com/en/altinkum.html

Regards

Answer 4

There are hundreds of little beaches but I would suggest you to go the the longest one which is Patara in Antalya.

18 km of gold sands which homes the nesting area for Caretta Caretta's and an historical Lycean port is an amazing beach. It deserves its name as the Turkish Riviera.

You can stay in Patara hotels or motels as well as Kalkan or Kaş which are neighboring towns .


I enclose some sight for further information.

http://www.oludenizbeach.com/patara.html

http://www.turkeytravelplanner.com/galeri/beaches/photopages/010.html

http://www.kalkanturkey.com/

http://www.pbase.com/dosseman/kas

Hope you have a great holiday in Turkey

Answer 5

No little beaches. Turkey is a small country with LOTS of people lol.Gotta either pay or justdo what i do.
GO to Istanbul.Then catch a boat to Heybeli ada...like a 45 min ride(nice during day)
Bring some foor and and some fishing gear and walk straigt left towords the left.
As vage as this is trust me if you took this with you.U'd find it lol...Been doing it since i was like....7.Im 22 now.Cant wait till my next trip

Answer 6

Bodrum

Answer 7

Patara beaches are really really wide. They are so wide that they were used for desert shots in old Turkish films.

You can find many little beaches, all along the Aegean and Mediterreanean coasts, though.

Answer 8

no none Antalya beach.stone beach gets clear after every rain.it s like a pool till noon time.

Answer 9

Fethiye and Bodrum
*Bodrum is especially good if you want to go to excellent night clubs.

Answer 10

bodrum