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Turkey’s Hidden Treasures; Secret Beaches!
Turkey is a magnificent country with the power of its historical places and beaches as well. Today we are going to show you the best and hidden treasures in Turkey with some key facts and features to them. The entire world is attracted by Turkey as social media has now been able to portray and show people around the whole world that what this country actually beholds.
Now almost all the Asian and European countries want to discover this humungous place and its gorgeous attractions. Turkey is surrounded on three sides by the sea and has numerous coast lines also known as “Sahils” which help locals and tourists to enjoy the beautiful beaches and coasts with delicious Durums and freshly squeezed juices. Let’s not waste any time and get on to the details about some of the best and secretive beaches in Turkey!
Cirali Beach which is associated with the Mediterranean Sea offers a relaxed and romantic vibe and it is a secluded place where nobody can bother you with noise or rush, just you and your partner! It can be great for you if you want to come for honeymoons or just a private getaway from all the stress.
You can get your own personal umbrella and portable chairs and just relax with all your worries going away with the crystal blue waters and white sand in the beach. There are beautiful lush green mountains going in a side trail along the beach and give a very exotic view for you, also a margarita would never hurt! Don’t forget to take a swim near the shore or roam around in the jet skis that are offered especially for tourists so they can have some fun in the sea too.
The Phaselis beach in Kemer, Turkey is one of the most gorgeous beaches and must-see in your list for travel. This beach is located in an ancient city Phaselis, which has historical remains dating back to 700 BC! The whole place and the beach are located between humungous pine trees with its branches and clear marine sea and transportation is done by private vehicle or public transportation.
There are 3 different bays in the region which is far from urbanization, quiet and smells of history; North Harbor, Central Harbor and South Harbor are recommended to be seen when you visit Phaselis. The area is a mix of magical pine forests and golden sandy beach and offers many swimming opportunities and natural beautiful view of the deep blue sea!
You must have heard that Turkey has a harboring coastline from the Black sea, and if you are interested to watch enchanting sunsets in the bay of the black sea then this Sinop beach is your best bet.
It is also a very ancient beach from the medieval times around 800 B.C., as because of its natural harbors it became a major port for trading and still stands as a port near the beach. The historic remains are still present and stand behind the Sinop Museum which is also a must-see place for tourists.
The dark and chill waters of the black sea make it even more interesting and the white sandy beaches are a sight for sore eyes especially when you need to do sunbathing and relax. It is one of the hidden treasures of Turkey and you should surely visit in summers when it is less chilly and more enjoyable for swimming sprees!
Inkumu Beach is a blessed and hidden from urban life beach that has fine and pure sandy beach lines. It has strong and high waves that is good news for enthusiastic surfers and a wondrous sight for the tourists and honeymooners. It tends to get less crowded in the months of September and October that is the time when the beach is calmer as well and is a great relaxation point for people.
The beach has a coast from the black sea and the shore is filled with heavy green pine tree forests with a touch of wild nature but not to worry as the wild life is not a danger of the tourists. Locals in that area are the best guides and really friendly especially with tourists so they can face no hassle spending their time on the beach.
When it comes to the hidden treasures of Turkey then they cannot be counted because exploring this huge country in one trip is impossible. Yet we still have the best options for you to visit for the love of beaches of Turkey and we are going to present to you another one which is located in South West Turkey.
Palamutbuku is a great place to get away from the crowd and it is located at the end of the Peninsula, quite near the ruins of historic city knidos, which is only 12 km away. These warm and clear waters of Palamutbuku beach are filled with exotic species of fishes and are available as sample in restaurants because of daily fresh fish catching as dinner at the end of the day. The pace of life in this region is slow and sleeting with hospitable locals and memories already awaiting you and making you sad that you will have to go back, as it is certainly a paradise in the making where yachts are sailing and people are joyous!
Just the look of this beach in the figure gives us a dreamy look and the brilliance of Mother Nature is a proof. Butterfly Valley located in Fethiye, Turkey with its turquoise waters and stunning views is where your dream vacation can come true! It is a mood maker beach that is surrounded by forests having over 100 species of butterfly habitats and having some cold drinks after a good hike in the forest will pay you a lifetime of memories and wondrous joy. People come to this beach through boats and speeding boats are expected to drop you within an hour to the best locations of the beach so you can have an amazing time. Bringing your family is a plus point as it is a family friendly place and not too expensive as well.
The historical town of Assos in Turkey is a much visited place and it is a special destination with visitors seeking peace, natural views and wanderlust beaches. It used to be a home to Aristotle, which is a famous historical philosopher and opened a school here with its magical ruins to prove it. It is a unique area of the Northern Aegean in Turkey and the seaside has spectacular crystal clear waters surrounded by restaurants, resorts and beach clubs. People also do camping near this beach and try to do as much physical exercise as possible by hiking and watching the glimpses of the beach from the very top. Because of the history of the Assos village and it’s tied with Greek civilization you may find ruins dating back to 2000 years and starting at the hilltop town is the norm and wandering up to the tip to discover the Temple of Athena, which dramatically stands overlooking the sea and the neighboring isle of Lesbos.
The rare beach lying between Kalkan and Kas is the Kaputas beach, which is located in Antalya is one of the best less crowded beaches in Turkey. The beautiful sand sparkling in the sun and the lush blue waters of the sea make a wonderful experience for the visitors and as this beach is now under a project known as “Five wonders of Antalya” it is especially under protection so the wild species of plants endangered can be saved from any misconduct and extinction. There is a special yellow flowering plant which only blooms in the rocky cliffs of the Kaputas Beach and this can tell you how much a gem this place is. The view is enough to take your breath away and what more can you ask for? Don’t forget to visit this place and treasure its view in your heart with dreamy memories and amazing experience!