Kurşunlu Kadınlar Plajı

Discrimination, male or female, sharing the public space in this way is wrong, I think, women's beach (?)

We went in the summer, the beach is very beautiful, the only problem is that it is stony, the staff at the buffet is very interested, of course, they can't afford everything, it is called the municipality's place, but there is no employee of the municipality, but the buffet cleans the messes of the visitors. I would be very pleased if they are very interested, they get sunbeds who want free entrance, they do not force anything, it is not like what is said in the comments

It's a complete disgrace. The sea is completely rocky and not suitable for swimming. There is a locker room, you wait in line for two hours, where is the wc. Music blaring for hours, our head swelled. Also, the women who own the cafe are too cocky and too expensive.

Although it is the municipality's place, the woman at the buffet thinks she owns it. We went as a group of girlfriends. She made the beach where we had been playing for years a dungeon for us. He is very ugly and insults those who wait for us all the time and do not shop from his own buffet. He gets to the bottom of people and constantly interferes and talks. Disgrace. Even the water and fruit juices we brought with us from the outside, as if we had to buy them from the buffet (!), he tried to mix us up to see if there was a drink even though our bags were closed. By leaving no place to sit and wetting the places where we sit in the early morning with the excuse of cleaning, the beach, which is free, tries to force people to rent sunbeds and buy whatever we buy, only from the buffet. Moreover, despite the fact that he did not have the authority to impose such a ban. Even on the beaches of the most luxurious hotels, there is no discomfort such as keeping watch over such people. We used to come to play every summer, we hated it this summer. It was better when it belonged only to the municipality. He has a very ugly and cheap approach that doesn't know beach culture. I have never seen such rudeness in my life. A municipal women's beach turned into a disgraceful business. Everyone writes the same thing, everyone complains. Someone needs to put that woman down. If you are going to rent it, rent it to properly decent, polite, courteous experienced people. In a word, do not go to disgrace, do not take anyone. If he can't afford it, let him not rent it again, let him not try to do these things again and disturb the peace of others. Ill mannered.

Sea slobber is evident from time to time, the sunset is great, the name is women's beach only It is not a place that those who want to swim in the sea are full of pebbles. But it is useful to see a sufficient area for Kurşunlu, a public beach used by local people.

It is a story published in 1852. It is considered the beginning of the modern Turkish story. The work has a narrative that adopts tales such as One Thousand Nights or One Thousand Days, showing the characteristics of a tale on the one hand and a story on the other. The aspect of Muhayyelat that differs from the common examples of Eastern storytelling is that it has chosen places from the life of Istanbul in the 18th century. Some of the stories in Muhayyelat begin with "kadîmü'l eyyâmda composition" and take place in an imaginary place. There are extraordinary elements such as jinn, fairies, magic and magic in the stories. The work was given as an example of "the unrealistic narrative that should now be abandoned" and ridiculed by the writers of Tanzimat literature. The first edition was made in Istanbul in 1852 in Darü't-Tıbaati'l-Âmire (Matbaa-i Âmire) and Calendar-i Vekayi Printing House. Later, two more editions were made at the Mekteb-i Harbiye-i Şahane Printing House in 1867 and lastly at the İzzet Efendi Printing House in 1873. One of them, unlike the other, is large and one hundred and ninety-two pages. It was simplified and published by Ahmet Kabakli, based on the 1867 edition. The oldest and complete copy is dated 1799, after Aziz Efendi's death.

Yeşilvadi beach houses provide a calm and peaceful environment.

A place built with the contributions of the BURSA METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY, where only women can benefit from, sunbathing and swimming comfortably in Kurşunlu. Kurşunlu beach is located within the borders of Gemlik district, 40 km from Bursa center. The beach was opened to women in 2015. The beach was built in such a way that the inside of it is not visible from the outside, women can enter with peace of mind. .