İztuzu Beach

Ztuzu Beach is a remarkable expanse of sand that stretches 4.5 kilometers from end to end, with the freshwater River Delta on one side and the salty Mediterranean Sea on the other.

This beach has very little building, which helps to preserve its natural beauty and essential turtle habitats. Iztuzu Beach is known as Turtle Beach because it is one of Turkey's most important loggerhead turtle nesting areas. As a result, throughout the summer, it is only open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., leaving the nights to four-legged guests.

Iztutu is known for its silky golden sands and steep surroundings covered in pine trees. The sea is great for swimming and surfing, and there's plenty of space on the sand for seclusion. There aren't many tourists at this beach, but there are a few cafés that will keep you occupied with tea and pancakes. You may also take a short boat ride across the river mouth to a little shady beach on the other side if you want to see more of the area.

Location: Dalyan