The best white sand beaches in Turkey

Oludeniz is a beach in the bay with same name situated 15 km away from Fethiye city. It is a picturesque place with a long sandspit, reliably protected from waves and winds.

If you are looking for a spacious beach on the Turkish coast, then pay attention to Patara Beach. This sand giant reaches 18 km in length, and in width - up to 300 m. Patara beach impresses not only by size, but also by natural beauty.

Iztuzu Beach is a 4 kilometers long sandy zone at the end of a river delta surrounded by mountains. When in aerial view, it seems to be an oblong peninsula surrounded by crystal clear water and the exceptional beauty of nature. Iztuzu is ideal for those who like a secluded and comfortable stay.

Despite its modest size, a section of sparkling sand called Kaputas boasts a favorable location. It is located directly on the Mediterranean coast of Turkey, 20 kilometers from the city of Kas. Getting to the beach is not so easy - you need to go down the stairs to a deep gorge, but these efforts will be rewarded with stunning views.

Port of Side is famous for its historical monuments, powdery sands of the coastal strip and the purest waters of Mediterranean sea. Every year hundreds of tourists come to its beach.

Bitez is one of the most developed resorts, located 6 km from Bodrum. The large and well-groomed sandy beach of beautiful semi-circular shape is surrounded by citrus and olive groves.

The Moonlight Beach is located in the south of the Turkiz Marina bay in Kemer, close to the Central Beach. You can walk there from pretty much anywhere in the city. Moonlight was awarded the Blue flag due to its cleanliness.

Pamucak is a wide "crescent" of dark soft sand, located in the delta of the Menderes River, 7 km west of Selcuk. Waves from the Aegean Sea often come to its coast, which cannot but delight surfers and windsurfers.

The central beach of Belek is one of the brightest gems of Turkish Riviera.

Cleopatra is the most famous beach on Turkish Riviera. It owes its name to the last hellenistic Queen of Egypt. According to legends, Antony brought as a gift to his beloved Cleopatra the Mediterranean pearl-the luxurious city of Alanya. Every time she went from Egypt for camping, the Queen stopped here to swim in the mirror-clear lagoon and soak up the magnificent sandy carpet. Since then, the beach of Cleopatra irresistibly attracts those who expect a royal vacation.