This bay has nothing to do with Cleopatra, but is named so because of the rock resembling a female profile.
I want to tell you how to get from Kemer to Cleopatra Bay on your own and you decide whether it is worth the time spent.
From Kemer you can take a minibus to Tekirova (cost 4.5 lira one way) and go to the Euphoria hotel. Accordingly, who lives in Tekirov will be oriented in the same way. We came across a very smart driver who immediately (before reaching this hotel) stopped at the road leading to the bay and said: "Buku" and showed with his hand. The road is unpaved and wide (you can get there by rental car), very dusty, and not very steep. The distance to the bay is 2.3 km, it takes 30-40 minutes to walk slowly. It's hard to get lost. Turn into the bay near the source.
The bay itself is very beautiful, if not for one thing. Entrance is free and, accordingly, the horror is littered.
The local population comes for picnics and the impression is that they ended up in a landfill. There are no toilets either (you yourself understand the results in the district).
Convenient entry into the water from one side. First there are stones (you can go without slippers), then the bottom is sandy. The entry into the sea is gentle. A rock with a profile is visible at the end of the bay.
Sailing on yachts to swim. We were on a weekday, then there were few people, and most likely it was impossible to get through on a weekend.
I want to tell you how to get from Kemer to Cleopatra Bay on your own and you decide whether it is worth the time spent.
From Kemer you can take a minibus to Tekirova (cost 4.5 lira one way) and go to the Euphoria hotel. Accordingly, who lives in Tekirov will be oriented in the same way. We came across a very smart driver who immediately (before reaching this hotel) stopped at the road leading to the bay and said: "Buku" and showed with his hand. The road is unpaved and wide (you can get there by rental car), very dusty, and not very steep. The distance to the bay is 2.3 km, it takes 30-40 minutes to walk slowly. It's hard to get lost. Turn into the bay near the source.
The bay itself is very beautiful, if not for one thing. Entrance is free and, accordingly, the horror is littered.
The local population comes for picnics and the impression is that they ended up in a landfill. There are no toilets either (you yourself understand the results in the district).
Convenient entry into the water from one side. First there are stones (you can go without slippers), then the bottom is sandy. The entry into the sea is gentle. A rock with a profile is visible at the end of the bay.
Sailing on yachts to swim. We were on a weekday, then there were few people, and most likely it was impossible to get through on a weekend.
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