All Beaches in Turkey
31 beach guides across Antalya and Muğla — filter by surface, waves, cost, and more to find the perfect spot.
Adrasan
An island nicknamed the Turkish Maldives sits 30 minutes by boat from this quiet bay — Adrasan Beach offers calm water, Lycian Way trails, and treehouse camps on Turkey's unspoilt coast.
Amos
Swim beneath a 2,400-year-old Greek amphitheater with no ticket booth and no fence — Amos Beach hides one of the Aegean's most dramatic beach-to-ruins walks.
Belcekiz
Where paragliders land on the sand — entry is free, the views cost nothing, and the water glows turquoise. Your complete Belcekiz Beach guide.
Butterfly Valley
No road, no cars, no construction — Butterfly Valley is only reachable by boat or cliff trail. Entry fees, boat times, camping and hiking tips.
Calis
The beach where James Bond filmed a scene and 613 owners had to agree — sunsets, turtle nesting, water taxis and tips for Calis Beach Fethiye.
Cennet
A turquoise cove beneath a Crusader watchtower — arrive by boat, snorkel the rocks, and hike to medieval ruins. Tips for Cennet Beach near Fethiye.
Cirali
Flames that have burned for 2,500 years light the hillside above this protected turtle-nesting beach — costs, transport, tips and best months for Cirali Beach.
Ekincik
One of only two places on Turkey's coast where a boat can travel from the sea into a river — pine cove, crystal water, and the route to Dalyan's rock tombs.
Gemiler
The island opposite may be Santa Claus's original burial site — boat trips, ruins, snorkelling and tips for Gemiler Beach near Kayaköy, Fethiye.
Günlüklü
Ancient trees that perfumed Egyptian embalming rituals still shade this turquoise cove — nature park entry, boat access and tips for Günlüklü Beach near Göcek.
Hisarönü
A sheltered crescent bay on the ancient Bozburun Peninsula where Athenian warships once gathered — today one of the quietest swimming coves near Marmaris with turquoise water and pine-clad hills.
İçmeler
The sheltered bay locals call 'the bathtub of Marmaris' — calmer water, cleaner sand, and a pine-backed promenade 8 km from the party strip.
İncekum
The beach whose name literally means 'fine sand' — a geological rarity on Turkey's rocky Aegean coast with shallow turquoise water and pine-backed calm.
Inlice
5 km of sand that most tourists drive straight past — shallow water, free entry, and space to breathe. Your guide to Inlice Beach near Fethiye and Göcek.
Iztuzu
A British woman stopped a hotel being built here so turtles could keep nesting — now it closes at sunset every night. Boat trips, mud baths and tips for Iztuzu Beach.
Kabak
No sunbeds, no buildings, no road — just turquoise water at the foot of a pine canyon. Kabak Beach made The Guardian's top 10 and stayed wild.
Kaputas
187 steps down a cliff into a gorge — and the turquoise water at the bottom is worth every one. Entry fees, wave warnings and tips for Kaputas Beach.
Kargıcak
Part of the coastline that sparked Turkey's first environmental campaign — empty sand, pine hills, and turtle nesting. Your guide to Kargıcak Beach near Dalyan.
Kidrak
The pine-backed cove next door to Oludeniz that almost no guidebook mentions — costs, transport, best months and local tips for Kidrak Beach.
Kille
Two protected turtle species share one hidden cove — Kille Beach sits where the Dalaman River meets the sea, with pine forests, calm water, and fresh seafood.
Kleopatra
Sand allegedly shipped from Egypt on Cleopatra's orders — and geology backs the legend. Costs, transport, tips and best months for Kleopatra Beach Alanya.
Konyaalti
Where else can you swim in 28°C water while staring up at snow-capped peaks 2,300 metres above? Entry info, tram tips and insider advice for Konyaalti Beach.
Kumköy
A 4 km beach built from scratch for holidaymakers — no history, just sand, sun and all-inclusive comfort. Costs, transport, tips and best months for Kumköy Beach near Side.
Lara
One beach hosts a 7,000 m² open-air sand sculpture museum — Lara Beach stretches 12 km along Antalya's coast with golden sand, ultra all-inclusive resorts, and a waterfall that drops into the sea.
Oludeniz
The water colour you won't believe is real — costs, transport, best months and local tips for Oludeniz Beach and its famous Blue Lagoon.
Olympos
Walk through 2,000-year-old Lycian ruins to reach the sea — entry fees, treehouse camps, Yanartaş flames and local tips for Olympos Beach.
Patara
18 km of sand next to the birthplace of Santa Claus — the beach closes at sunset so turtles can nest. Entry fees, ruins and tips for Patara Beach.
Phaselis
Swim where Alexander the Great anchored his fleet — three turquoise harbour beaches among 2,700-year-old ruins, with costs, tips and how to get there.
Sarigerme
6 km of golden sand 15 minutes from the airport — Blue Flag water, turtle nesting, and Dalyan mud baths nearby. Your guide to Sarıgerme Beach.
Sarsala
A turquoise cove in the gulf where a fisherman became a sea god — pine shade, calm water, and a beach club among the trees. Your guide to Sarsala Beach near Göcek.
Side
Watch the sunset sink behind 2,000-year-old temple columns at the water's edge — costs, transport, tips and best months for Side Beach in Antalya.
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