Tersane Beach, locally known as Tersane Plajı, is a quaint beach situated in the city of Alanya, Turkey. The beach, rich in historical significance, is nestled between Kızılkule and the Tersane shipyard, an intact historical shipyard from the Seljuk era.
Tersane Beach is small and made up of pebbles. Despite its size, it offers a unique experience to visitors by giving them the feeling of swimming in the sea surrounded by castle walls. The beach is known for its clear and shallow waters, making it an ideal spot for families with children. However, the beach can become crowded, especially between the hours of 7 am and 8 pm.
Visitors can reach Tersane Beach by walking through a historic gate in front of Kızılkule and descending a set of stairs. The beach is also easily accessible for those arriving by boat tours, which often use the beach as a popular swimming area. For those wishing to visit the nearby Alanya Tersanesi shipyard, local buses within the city can be used. The shipyard is located on the seaside of the city's slopes, and visitors can follow the walls in front of Kızılkule along the coastline to reach the entrance of the shipyard.
Tersane Beach offers several amenities for visitors, including cafes situated behind the walls where food and drinks can be enjoyed. However, visitors are encouraged to maintain the beach's natural beauty by disposing of their trash properly as there have been concerns about litter on the beach.
While the beach is often overshadowed by its proximity to the shipyard, it holds its own charm and offers a unique experience to visitors. Whether you're a history enthusiast or a beach lover, Tersane Beach provides an exotic and fantastic experience with a European vibe.
You can enjoy one of the restaurants at the beach while soaking up the sun.
Visitor reviews highlight the beach's easy accessibility and remarkably clear water, making it an ideal spot for families and peaceful getaways. The stunning views of the urban sea and the location in front of historical city walls are also appreciated. However, visitors complain about the beach being dirty with litter, including glass pieces and plastic bottles, and being crowded.
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