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The beach is typically serene and is a favorite spot for campers due to the freshwater springs that emerge from the ocean floor. The initial ten meters of the sea are chilly, but the water gradually becomes warmer.
Ilgın Bay is a tranquil cove nestled in between. It boasts a beach with fine pebbly sand, which is quite expansive and can comfortably accommodate 3-5 campers. It's an ideal spot to set up camp for 2-3 days, as you can easily stock up on food supplies. Additionally, you can enjoy the cool shade provided by the olive and pine trees further inland. Although the beach is located not far from the low-lying trees, it's advisable to arrive early since they are limited in number. The road leading to the bay is narrow and features a sharp bend, so it's best to drive cautiously and at a slow pace. The sea itself is remarkably pristine and has a glass-like appearance.
It's an ideal spot for a serene camping experience, nestled amidst nature, and best of all, it's free. The morning sea is pristine, though it can get a bit murky in the afternoon due to the waves. While there aren't many quiet individuals around, there is a friendly pig that occasionally visits at night, rummaging through the garbage. Additionally, there are some pesky black flies in the morning and mosquitoes in the evening. But if these minor inconveniences don't bother you, it's an absolutely flawless location.
The beach boasts clean waters and offers a peaceful atmosphere. As there are no establishments nearby, it is advisable to bring your own food and beverages for your visit.
The beach is an ideal spot for swimming and relaxing. It takes approximately 35 to 40 minutes by car to get there from the main road, Guvercinlik. It is advisable to visit on weekdays to avoid the slight overcrowding.