Holiday Bustle Continues in Akyaka
On the last day of the 9-day Eid al-Adha holiday, Akyaka District of Ula, Muğla’s ‘Slow City’ town is flooded with visitors. Akyaka, which has a resident population of 6 thousand, increased its daily population to 80 thousand during the holiday. Holidaymakers, especially from nearby provinces such as Aydın, Denizli and Izmir, swim in the sea on the Akyaka coast and participate in boat tours on the Kadın Azmağı.
Akçapınar Beach: Meeting Point for Windsurfing Enthusiasts
The activity in Akyaka is evident not only on the beach, but also on the Akçapınar beach. Surfing enthusiasts enjoy the wind all day long on Akçapınar beach, known for its conditions suitable for windsurfing. Surfers from all over Turkey and abroad are having exciting moments on Akçapınar beach.
Quiet and Serene Boat Tours on Kadın Azmağı
Having become an indispensable destination for visitors to Akyaka, Kadın Azmağı has become a popular destination for those who cannot leave without taking a boat tour. Tours organized with electric and environmentally friendly boats offer an unforgettable experience on the 1700-meter-long Kadın Azmağı. The tour, accompanied by reeds and riverside views, makes you feel the peace of nature.
Şadi Durmaz, one of the boat tour captains in Akyaka, stated that they experienced a great intensity during the holiday period and said, “Akyaka has now become one of the most popular tourism centers in our country. Our boats are environmentally friendly boats that work entirely with solar energy. We have entered our normal season. “We provide unforgettable moments to our visitors who want to explore its beauties,” he said.
