Gökliman Plajı

Gökliman Plajı, also known as Gökliman Bay, is a serene beach located in the town of Finike in Turkey. This beach holds historical significance; it was once utilized as a port during the ancient times, and remnants from the Lycian period can be found on the peninsula that separates it from Andrea Doria Bay.

The beach is characterized by its peaceful environment, making it a preferred getaway for families. It boasts a pebbly shore and clean, transparent water, contributing to its natural beauty. The beach offers essential amenities like umbrellas and seats for visitors, and a facility owned by the Municipality of Finike is also located on the beach premises. The beach has been recognized with the Blue Flag award, signifying its high environmental and quality standards.

Gökliman Plajı extends 38 meters in length and 180 meters in width, providing ample space for beach-goers. Despite its charm, it is not typically crowded, especially during the off-peak season. In the quieter months, like December, it is frequented primarily by local fishermen.

The beach is accessible for people with disabilities, with facilities such as disabled toilets and ramps. However, it does not provide access to the sea via lifts or ramps from the pier.

Located just 3 km from the center of Finike, Gökliman Plajı is easily reachable. For those who prefer to drive, parking is conveniently available at the beach. Alternatively, public transportation options, such as minibusses from Finike, are also available. The beach is also situated along the route from Alanya to Demre Antalya, making it a convenient stop for travelers journeying along this route.

Additionally, Gökliman Plajı also features a campsite offering tent and caravan camping options. The campsite includes services such as toilets, showers, and electricity. The entrance to the beach is subject to a fee, which covers services like sun loungers and umbrellas.