Kuyucak Plajı

Kuyucak Plajı is a serene beach situated in Karaburun, a port town in Turkey. Known for its pristine and clean sea, it has been awarded the Blue Flag certification multiple times, indicating its high environmental standards. It is recognized for its potential for fishing and diving tourism, and traditional fishing methods such as dalyan fishing are practiced in the area.

The beach is located 3 km away from the city center and 120 km from the nearest airport. It is easily accessible via public transportation, making it a convenient destination for both locals and visitors. Despite its proximity to the city center, Kuyucak Plajı is typically less crowded compared to other beaches in the region, providing a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere for beachgoers.

Stretching over 135 meters in length and 15 meters in width, the beach is characterized by its pebbly terrain. The Aegean Sea, in which the beach is located, is known for its saltiness. Despite the stony nature of the beach and the sea entrance, the water remains clean and comfortable for swimming. Visitors should be aware that jellyfish may occasionally be present in the water.

Kuyucak Plajı is equipped with a variety of amenities for the comfort and convenience of its visitors. These include free showers, restrooms, changing rooms, and lifeguard services. For those with disabilities, the beach provides a disabled toilet and a ramp for wheelchair access.

The beach is a public area managed by the municipality, with direct sea access. Visitors can use the municipality's umbrellas free of charge, although there are also paid operations available. The beach also boasts a variety of nearby cafes and a night market, offering a range of food options for visitors.

Parking for visitors is available in the side streets, as vehicle access to the beach is prohibited. This makes Kuyucak Plajı a walkable destination from the nearby town. Those interested in water sports will find sailing and scuba diving training available nearby.