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The Peaceful Haven of the Aegean: Akyaka
Located in the Ula district of Muğla, Akyaka enchants visitors with its lush nature, always breezy atmosphere, the cold-flowing Azmak River, the sea, and historical structures. Both local and foreign tourists are highly attracted to Akyaka, and once you arrive, you won't want to leave.
This beautiful coastal town in the Aegean, awarded the title of "slow city" in 2011, is so peaceful that it's like a gateway to a stress-free life. With many stunning coves and beaches, including Akbük Cove, Karacasöğüt Cove, Lover's Cove, and Değirmenbükü Cove (English Harbour), Akyaka offers an abundance of natural beauty. You can also enjoy Akyaka Beach, Incekum Beach, and Cleopatra Beach, all featuring warm, clear, shallow waters perfect for children and beginners. Akyaka is a haven for water sports, particularly kiteboarding, and also offers boat tours on the Azmak River. Paragliding, trekking, and camping are other activities available.
To further explore, visit Ula Pond, Geyik Canyon, Akyaka Houses, Gökova Lover’s Road, Kadın Azmağı Stream, Sakartepe Viewpoint, and Akçapınar Village. If you're interested in history, Akyaka has plenty to offer, with sites like the Azmak Rock Tombs, Idyma Fortress, and the ancient cities of Idyma, Keramos, Kedrai, and Thera.
What to Eat in Akyaka?
In Akyaka, you can dine at riverside restaurants along the Azmak River, sampling fish varieties, blue crab, and other seafood dishes like stuffed calamari. Other delicious options include zucchini flower fritters, Aegean herbs, pişi (fried dough), and gözleme (stuffed flatbreads).
How to Get There?
Akyaka lies between Muğla and Marmaris, near Gökova Bay, 26 kilometers from Muğla center, 36 kilometers from Marmaris, and 1 hour from Dalaman Airport. You can travel by public transportation or private vehicle. For a quicker, more luxurious trip, consider renting a chauffeured car.