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Oludeniz PlajI
Make sure to explore the little side streets in Oludeniz for cheaper eateries. I found some hidden gems serving authentic Turkish meals that were way less expensive than the tourist traps by the beach
Bring your own beach chair if you can... Renting one can eat into your budget, but laying on a towel can feel a bit rough after a while on the sand
Ladies Beach
I suggest checking the weather beforehand; the wind can be a surprise. If it’s breezy, opt for a spot near the rocky formations for some shelter!
If you plan on swimming, bring some water shoes. The beach has some rocky patches, and it’s not the most foot-friendly. Trust me, you'll thank yourself later!
Ilica Beach
My advice is to bring your own snacks and drinks if you can. The beach bars are super pricey for basic stuff. Enjoy a picnic instead!
Don't forget your sun umbrella if you plan to stay all day. The sun can get brutal, and renting one is not cheap and is hard to find on busy days.
Kleopatra Beach
I think bringing your own beach towel can save you money. Renting one can cost around 10 lira, and they’re not always clean.
If you plan to rent gear for water sports, do it early in the day. The equipment often runs out by the afternoon, especially on weekends.
For a budget-friendly day, pack your own drinks and snacks. There are plenty of spots to relax and you won’t be stuck paying over the top prices at the beach stalls
I suggest finding a spot early in the morning, around 8 am, to snag a good sunbed. By noon, it gets really crowded and you might end up sitting way back behind the umbrellas.
Lara Public Beach
Don’t forget your beach shoes. The sand can be scorchingly hot during midday. It's no fun to hop around trying to find cooler spots. I learned that the hard way.
I think it's a good idea to check the weather beforehand. I went on a cloudy day expecting sun, and it wasn't as enjoyable. Overcast days might not be what you hoped for!
My advice is to go early, around 8 AM. The beach gets super crowded later on, and you'll have a better spot and a more relaxing experience in the morning sun.
Kusadasi Beach
I recommend exploring the nearby restaurants for dinner. Some local spots offered huge portions for half the price I paid at the beachside eateries. I found a hidden gem just a short walk away that I wish I'd discovered sooner.
If you're considering renting a sunbed, be prepared to haggle a bit! I was surprised at how much the prices varied. I got a decent deal after some back and forth with the staff.
Konyaalti Beach
I suggest grabbing some snacks from local shops before hitting the beach; prices at kiosks can be a bit steep! Plus, having your own goodies is a nice touch.
Do yourself a favor and arrive by 8 AM. You’ll snag a perfect spot with fewer crowds and the sunrise views are gorgeous!
Bring water shoes! The pebbly beach can be tough on bare feet, and trust me, they make walking around way more comfy.
Yahsi Beach
My advice is to bring your own drinks... The beach bars charge a premium, and I kind of regretted paying so much for a soda... Just grab something from a store before you hit the sand!
Lara Beach
If you’re planning to rent a sunbed, consider going for a beach club that's a bit off the main strip. They often have better prices and more space. I learned that the hard way.
Try to catch the sunset around 6:30 PM – it’s absolutely stunning, and way less crowded than during the day. Perfect for some memorable photos!
Fethiye Sahil
If you want the best sunbeds, get there by 9 AM. I thought I could stroll in later, but by 10, all the good spots were taken and I had to settle for a less comfy area