Bozcaada, which has managed to become one of the holiday regions that broke records especially on social media in recent years, is home to many beauties that are really worth seeing.. We have listed the must-see places about this beautiful historical island in our article titled “Places to Visit in Bozcaada”.. In this article, we will talk about “Ayazma Beach“, the most famous and largest beach of Bozcaada.
Bozcaada has many beautiful beaches and coves.. So much so that we are sure you will be confused about which one to go for.. One of these beautiful coves and beaches is very popular: Ayazma Beach
Cold as its Name: Ayazma Beach
Ayazma Beach is definitely worth seeing as the largest and most crowded beach of the island. with features. The water of the beach, which is quite cold like its name, is just as clean.. We must say that it is a great pleasure to swim on the beach adorned with small yellow and fine sands.. In other words, the cleanness of both the water and the beach really makes this place special.
In fact, all of the bays and beaches surrounding Bozcaada are more beautiful than the other.. However, Ayazma Beach has a great advantage in that it is the only place where facilities and restaurants are located, besides being large and free of waves.. So why did we say a waveless beach? Thanks to the reefs (that is, the heights formed by the accumulation of rocks, sand and sea creatures) located just 100 meters ahead of the beach, the waves coming from the open areas soften and lose their effect all the way to the beach.. This ensures that the beach has a wave-free and special appearance.. For this reason, do not be surprised if you see someone standing in the open about 100 meters
Although you read the comments about it being overcrowded, you should know that even if it is crowded, you definitely have plenty of room on the magnificent sands.. Yes, it is crowded, but very interestingly, you are not disturbed by the crowd both on the beach and at the sea, and the situation does not catch your eye very much.
As we mentioned above, there is a wealth of facilities and restaurants here.. On the road right above the beach, 3-4 different restaurant options and rich menus will satisfy you.
Is Ayazma Beach Free? (Ayazma Beach Entrance Fee)
Ayazma is a public beach. For this reason, you do not need to pay any entrance fee, but if you want to take advantage of the sunbed and umbrella service, you need to pay 20 TL per person.. Our recommendation is that if you go by car, you should definitely take a folding chair and an umbrella with you.. If you do not have the opportunity to buy them, you can leave yourself on the fine golden sands with a towel..
How to Go to Bozcaada Ayazma Beach?
The most crowded and popular beach of the island is located approximately 7 km from the island pier and its central location.. Therefore, you do not have a chance to go on foot.. You can go here with your private vehicles, but you can park your vehicle in the areas on the road for a fee.. If you are late in the afternoon, you may have problems with parking.
People who do not have a private vehicle can easily reach them by minibuses that depart from the pier every hour in summer.. You can also come here by taxi and return in the evening.
Where is Bozcaada Ayazma Beach?
As we mentioned above, the beach is approximately 7 km from the bazaar where the pier is. located at a distance. You can reach here in a short time by following the signs from the double lane and asphalt road.. You can also check the “Google location” if you need it.
Our Review of Ayazma Beach
Even though it is cold, Ayazma Beach It is really worth seeing with its clean, calm and perfect beach.. Therefore, when you come to Bozcaada, it is impossible not to swim and sunbathe here.. However, let us also state that every beach and cove of Bozcaada is worth seeing, so we recommend that especially car owners visit many coves and beaches on different days.. You will see that the only difference of Ayazma is the wealth of facilities and restaurants.
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