In general, I give 5 stars — the beach is located near Izmir and the entrance is at an adequate price. We have not found any nearest analogues with such an infrastructure. Admission is paid (August 2025: adult 300 lire; child 8 years old was allowed free of charge). The price includes sun beds and umbrellas, toilet and shower (cold). Changing rooms and toilets are not completely clean, but they are acceptable. There are rescuers and buoys in the sea. The sand is dark and there are cigarette butts, but this is probably typical of many Turkish beaches. 🇹🇷 There is a food court, but we did not use it. The water is clean and warm. Parking space along the road or a small parking lot — there are no problems with parking on weekdays. I recommend it if you need to quickly refresh yourself and sunbathe without spending a lot of time on the way out of the city.

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Aysın Vangöl aydoğdu

Level 6 Local Expert

Güzelbahçe municipality has advertised a public beach and opened a beach business that robs people like private property owners do. A public beach is not like that, by turning the beach into a municipal enterprise that the public can use for free. He cannot charge an entrance fee from his people. And he also made a door and paid money, put an automatic late barshyere. Is this social municipalism? If they don't know this job, let them turn and look at the Focus or

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Камиль

Level 12 Local Expert

Plus the beach: 1. Accessibility from Izmir: regular bus No. 975 from Fahretdin Altai. Walks like clockwork, drives fast, is inexpensive) 2. warm sea (even in October), sandy bottom (but there are pebbles at the entrance) 3. availability of free changing rooms, toilets and fresh water showers The downside is a dirty beach. It is impossible to walk without slates, without a sunbed to lie down on .. "this" is not pleasant. So who needs what)

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