We want our guests to experience something special during their stays with us, as great experiences create great memories.
Akyaka Beach
Akyaka beach is a beautiful blue flagged beach of Akyaka. One of the best places in Akyaka for swimming and sunbathing. Also being an urban beach, the Akyaka beach is golden sandy and shallow one that the shallowness goes for about 200 metres. The sea is always crystal clear. There are variety of lovely restaurants and cafes at the Akyaka beach front.
The Azmak River
Azmak River is an impressive river that looks like a natural aquarium and has protected wetlands where you may experience wild flamingos, ducks, turtles, dragonflies and kingfishers. The 2,5 km. long Azmak River has outstanding natural beauties. A must see place in Akyaka. You may spend a great day out along Azmak River by canoeing, kayaking or taking a riverboat trip along the river. It will be like you are in the Amazons. Boat trips along the Azmak River mostly take about 30 mins. and you may enjoy the natural beauties of the region. There are also variety of lovely restaurants along the river that you may enjoy your breakfast or have your dinner at the traditional fish restaurants set on the river and taste fresh fish of the region.
Windsurfing & Kitesurfing
The Gulf of Gokova along Akyaka, the Akcapinar beach, is one of the best kitesurfing destinations in the world. A paradise for kitesurfing lovers. You may experience and enjoy kitesurf or paddle surf in Akyaka. There is also a kitesurf school that you may take kiteboarding and kitesurfing lessons and learn this water activity faster and safer.
Cycling & Hiking
You may explore the beautiful landscape and natural beauties by cycling or hiking along the impressive tracks and trails of Akyaka from pristine, untouched and luscious forests to achieve breath-taking views of the pine-forested hills and mountains. The Sakartepe hill, located just behind Akyaka offers stunning views of Akyaka and Gulf of Gokova from about 900 metres altitude
Cleopatra Island & Cleopatra Beach, also known as Sedir Island (Cedrae), is located about 22 km. on the southwest of Akyaka and can be accessed from the Camli port.Cleopatra Island is famous with its golden sandy beach known as Cleopatra Beach and the ancient city of Cedrae ruins. There is an interesting beach on the small bay on the northwest of the island where it is believed that Cleopatra used to swim here. course.
- Escape To The Bays...
Gokova Path of Lovers
Old Muğla-Marmaris road in its section crossing the Plain of Gökova, homonymous with and located in the outlying waters of the Gulf of Gökova. Eucalyptus trees bordering the road were planted in 1936 to dry marshlands and help combat malaria.
Akbuk Beach
A cosy pick for a laid-back vibe, Akbuk is all about little beaches, shallow swells and tree-lined prettiness. The resort was originally a fishing village, and you can still see flickers of its past by the harbour. Indulge in gentle walks, shop for souvenirs and discover remnants of historic sites.
Degirmenbuku
The Değirmen Inlet, which has the islands of Kara and Zeytinli at its entrance, is the largest cove of Gökova. It is 3 kilometers long and more than 800 meters in width. Within the cove there are some of the most popular locations for those taking the Blue Cruise, the British Port (Çanak Koyu), the Cove of Okluk where the Presidential Summerhouse is sited, and coves of Hırsız, Malderesi and Sazanlı.
