Anamur İskele

We came in October, but the seasonal place was closed, 2 months like July and August, the season is very short: nice place, but it's sad that it's seasonal

This place is very beautiful during the months of May and September...the night of the tea gardens is beautiful,, you go to the sea in the daytime, it hurts in front of us,,,,it's sweet,,,,,they say the sea is very clean,,,naturalness is there...you eat ice cream in the evenings, You can visit the stands, eat kokoreç at Uncle Pala,,,,spend a very nice summer..the quiet gardens in winter are a bit neglected...

I hope it will open to the public. Good luck to the builders of the beautiful building. open now

Many people have come from this naive district. The precious corner of Anamur, the cradle of thousands of years, is the pier neighborhood. I hope it will be good luck for us to see better days.

Due to the recent development of tourism, it is not a very long walking area. There are tea gardens on the coast, which were found in the same way at least 40 years ago. In general, they serve the local people to sit somewhere in the evening as a family, drink tea, etc., and play okey without spending much. It can be called a kind of coffee house that can be visited by the family. Over time, they expanded the concept by adding a pool table and a giant screen TV for the game. However, it did not cease to be suitable for families. Families live closer to the sea. On the parts of the road that are not on the sea side, there are eating and drinking areas, some of which play live music, with tables open. Don't look for too much variety and quality in live music.

Nothing has changed. A huge pier that was built but inactive. There is no coming or going. What's the interest? Its people, whose minds never change, do not want Anamur to change.

After the last mayor, let alone 1 cm of progress, it has become a district that goes backwards at full speed. The municipality, which works with the philosophy of no vote, no service, and does not even get a cigarette in the pier neighborhood, which does not receive a vote.