Kissebükü Koyu

The road is very bad, the sea is magnificent (it is clean but not shallow, it can be troublesome for those who do not know how to swim.) It is a secluded cove despite the holidays. Caravan and tent camping possible. There is no shower and toilet, there is no market, etc., so you should go with supplies. There is a small mobile vehicle, you can find pancakes etc. It is not a one-day trip, it can be preferred to stay for a few days and find peace.

Kissebuku bay is definitely a must-see. It is a little troublesome to come, but you will definitely be amazed when you come. There are no waves in the sea. I would say it is clearer than the aquarium. At the same time, the excavation area of ​​the coastal region of the bay. Archaeological excavations are being carried out. Luxury yachts or boats are anchored in the bay. The road going down to the cove is stabilized after a certain point (last 7.7 km) and some of it is heavily stony (last 1-1.5 km). If you have an SUV, there is no problem, but you can come with normal vehicles. The only requirement is to drive carefully. I got off in a sedan vehicle. We were two people. If it were crowded, maybe six could hit. There are caravan campers and tent campers here. Definitely bring your camping chairs, table, umbrella, sunbed if you have any. There are no sunbeds and umbrellas here. Someone from the village sells tea, coffee, beer and pancakes. It would be better if you have your food and your freezer with you when you come. I bought the pancake for 15tl. No toilet or water.