Riva Elmasburnu Kadınlar Plajı

Women only on weekdays

Beautiful

excellent

Which days are open to men?

A good and quiet place that is being serviced and best visited on non-holidays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

A very beautiful beach and was designated for women only

The sea is dirty and mossy, when you enter the sea, your feet slip on mossy stones or their sharp parts sink. I'd rather not write comments about the people who went, just imagine it. But fights, accidents, etc. are the usual things. The staff there were similar to them, the attendant at the door made an effort to satisfy a strange ego so that we could move our service 5 meters forward when the place was empty. There were pregnant women among us. There are shuttles with a golf cart to take you up and down the huge slope, there are always lines, but there is usually a queue, when we went, a child hit the beach shuttle and he was taken to the hospital (the shuttle goes too fast for that crowded area, but of course, don't let your child go close to the road). It was overcrowded so we went early on a weekday, supposedly the most secluded time. Even though they say there is no negotiation, they charge separate money for lodges, umbrellas, etc. Entrance is 9 TL per person, other than that, you can make additions. The view is beautiful, although the atmosphere of aunts dancing halay in the sea spoils it. The best thing is the cafe-restaurant place there, the prices are really reasonable (according to the market) and it was delicious, it was made in the workshop, the kitchen staff was extremely friendly and sweet, we talked to everyone, of course. We went with the private shuttle and agreed with friends, but I guess there are also shuttles and companies working with this beach.