Gemile Bay

The beach is situated in a breathtaking location, with stunning views that will leave you in awe. The restroom facilities are well-maintained and spotless, providing a comfortable experience for visitors. However, some areas of the beach seem to be neglected and could use some attention. Additionally, the fee of 20tl to rent a bench on top of the 50tl entry fee may seem a bit steep to some. Overall, the beach offers a serene atmosphere that is perfect for those seeking a tranquil escape.

Experiencing the thrill of swimming alongside colorful fish is an absolute delight. Don't forget to grab your snorkel, underwater camera, and glasses to enhance the experience. While there is an entry fee, there is also a free alternative just a short walk away. If you're looking for an affordable family outing in September 2022, a vehicle fee of 50 TL covers all necessary amenities such as showers, toilets, locker cabins, and parking. Additional products are available for purchase, including two sunbeds and an umbrella for 150 TL.

This nice beach boasts picturesque pebbles and crystal-clear waters that will take your breath away. However, it's important to keep in mind that some of the sunbed attendants may attempt to overcharge you. Despite this minor inconvenience, the natural beauty of this beach is absolutely worth a visit. Soak up the sun, take a dip in the refreshing ocean, and relish in the peaceful surroundings. This is truly a slice of paradise that you won't want to miss.

The beach is a hidden gem, tucked away from the beaten path and free from the hustle and bustle of crowds. It's a serene spot that's mostly frequented by the nearby residents.

Our kayaking adventure with Seakayakoy began and ended in the charming Gemile Bay. The area boasts a picturesque landscape that is truly captivating. However, like many other beaches in the vicinity, it is a pebble beach, so it is advisable to bring water shoes. The water is shallow near the shore, making it perfect for younger children to enjoy a refreshing swim. Gemile Bay is a small cove that can only be reached by car or boat. Upon our arrival in the afternoon, around 4 pm, the beach was quite crowded. While the beach is nice, it may not be worth the effort to visit unless you have access to a car and are willing to forego some of the amenities. For a more accessible option, the Ölüdeniz beach/Blue Lagoon bay, located at different ends of the same beach, is highly recommended. Although it is more commercialized, it offers more sandy areas (in addition to pebbles) and is better suited for families looking to enjoy sunbathing, eating and drinking, and renting sunbeds.