Uzunya Beach

Calm chill-out and acoustic lounge accompany the waves in the daytime. Light Turkish classical music and nostalgic songs may play at dinner. There are no big DJs or festival stages; low-key background music leaves nature, sea and conversation in front every day.

In a sheltered bend of the Black Sea, lawns, a wooden pier and casual tables bring greenery and water together in a secluded, warm and family-friendly setting.

A nature beach and seafood restaurant in a quiet cove, combining breakfast, time on the sand, nature camping and a fresh-fish dinner.

Couples, families, small groups of friends, camping and nature enthusiasts, and visitors seeking seafood and a quiet cove.

Comfortable beachwear, swimwear and a straw hat for the shore; relaxed clothes for the restaurant.

Uzunya Beach appeals to those looking to escape the city with its quiet, music-free cove, grassy lounging area, diving platform, and grilled meatball options. Visitors note that the stones on the beach aren't bothersome and find the sea safe for swimming. However, recent reviews frequently mention trash, seaweed, a dirty beach, a lack of maintenance, and rude staff. High entrance and parking fees, a ban on outside food, and prices that reportedly vary from person to person undermine trust. While tranquility is a strong point, the consensus regarding cleanliness and management practices leans toward the negative.