Really nice beach🙌🏻 Public areas and private too with different kind of services. You can find a lot of local food on the beach and boats are coming to cook sardines and make sandwiches directly on the shoreline🙌🏻 The private beaches are a bit expensive compared with the normal price in Turkey, the ask 250 Lira…but the normal prices around Ayvalik are 100. Same for the food…better to buy it directly on the beach than in the restaurants around where the quality is low and the prices quite high.

one of the best beaches in ayvalık with crystal clear water and thin grainy sand.

A lot of people, but beach is very nice. The Sea little cold ;) but clean. Efez in bar 20 tl 😋

Simply standard beach in the low season time. No people, no noise, quiet. Water is clean, sand

It used to be such a nice beautiful beach ⛱️ Now there are now shower, no changing rooms, nothing. A lot of endemic flowers were ruined. I think it's going to be a huge parking lot and a narrow beach line where you would have to pay a lot of money!

A wide and very long sandy beach. Fairly clean for such a big place. The water is brilliantly clear. Not deep, in fact maybe too shallow. Very good for families especially with young children. Food is rather expensive. A bottle of beer is 30 liras (it used to be 20 liras in 2020), a box (hamburger size box) of chips is 15 liras. This was the first day we went there. The second day, which was a Saturday chips in a smaller box became 20 liras and for a bottle of same size and brand beer we were asked for 35 liras. So, be careful with prices. Apparently prices goes up on weekends. By the way, the cost for an umbrella and two bunks at present is 60 liras for a day. It is said that the Municipality is to start charging for the car park as of July 15 and it will cost 15 liras.

Sarimsakli is overall a nice place for a family/couples vacation. But there are some pros and cons to look for: 1) PROS There are plenty of attractions for tourists from the amusement park which offers a variety of exciting rides to the stalls run by the locals offering a wide range of all kinds of goods. You will always find a place where you can eat, drink, and who likes shisha, and there will be a place for that. If something is not available in Sarimsakli itself, you will most likely find it in Ayvalik. Ayvalik is a town 15 minutes away by bus from Sarimsakli and that town is also the capital of the municipality where Sarimsakli is located. You have bus rides multiple times daily in both directions. Very affordable prices. 2) CONS What you have to watch out for when you come here is: Constant strong wind and very cold water which is typical for this region.

A huge empty beach (it was early January). If you walk to the right you will find a geo park which is really interesting. But it's a long walk (there is a mini bus). This geopark has ancient Miocenic rocks which are fascinating. I recommend that you visit.

I would consider this beach perfect for families with children if not a couple of downsides. The water is clear but cold, and you might catch occasional plastic bag or fruit tray passing by. The beach would be a perfect spot to play for kids but I've never seen that many cigarette butts in the sand! Simply disgusting. İf you're fine with the above than the beach is okay. You can also find a few activities provided (at extra cost of course).

Wonderful beach. It was clean, not so crowded, the water was so clean but too salty than I expected :)

One of the most amazing places I have ever been! There is something interesting for literally everyone who visits. The models and restoration works on old cars, trucks, trains and boats are incredible! You also see thousands of science, tech, industry and everyday items that you can not see anywhere outside of the museum. Oh and they have set up small shops with all the items in them that would have been present in the last century! Incredible attention to detail. Plan the whole day there! We went in the early afternoon, stopped only for a short coffee break and still could not see the whole museum, so we will definitely visit again. It's mindblowing!

Nice place to spend time with family. My son likes it very much. Great collection of cars, vehicles, machinery, and equipment. The exhibition provides you the chance to track industry progress. Large number of interactive objects (from the steam engines to dishwasher).

Very nice, I recommend! it is a complex and varied museum where you can find both ships, trains, old collector cars, as well as engines, airplanes and many others. You spend at least 4-5 hours visiting it, they also have very nice and relaxing places, where you can have a snack, at reasonable prices. We served tea on a boat with a very beautiful view. You can also board some trains, a plane, a ship.

Ticket for students cost 20TL. Overall, Brilliant museum to visit with wonderful and succinct depiction of history and progression in cars, ships and bicycles. There's an inbuilt coffee place to rest before continuing to explore the museum. You can also have coffee or cay by the sea inside a ship put on display. Friendly for children too as there are alot of activities to engage the children also.

the Rahmi Koç Museum in Istanbul is a must-visit for anyone interested in the history of industry and technology. With its diverse collection, interactive exhibits, and educational programs, it provides an enriching and entertaining experience for visitors of all ages.

I tell you, this might be one of the finest museums I’ve ever been to. It’s hard to put into words how eclectic and all encompassing this collection is. Mr Koç, seems like the most interesting man in the world! My hats off to his wherewithal to find a place to display all his interests. Could probably spend a couple days here wandering and learning. Had I taken 100 photos, it wouldn’t do justice. If you’re ever in Istanbul, you simply must come.

The collection in Rahmi M. Koç Museum is something you don’t want to miss when visiting Istanbul. I wish the submarine was open for touring, some friends has told me that the Guide is one of the oldest crew members that will take you around to see it. The Museum is saturated into Automobiles, Trains, Airplanes and some electrical appliances that were created/produced in Turkey or imported from foreign countries. Went during the week and it was fairly busy. Recommended for families 📸

Such an awesome place to visit. Its a private museum. Well kept. Everything is squeaky clean. We spent around two hours. Must must visit

Great museum for all ages! The vehicle collection is huge and it includes cars, bicycles, motorcycles, planes and boats. Unfortunately, the submarine is taken away from the museum for the moment, but there are many other things to see there! You can also see how a car engine works or how household objects function. Definetly recommend!

Still the best industrial museum of the EU region. Well managed very interesting. You can spend up to 5 hr if you really want to digest every section. Get ready to walk min 8000 steps.

Beautiful place!

there is a reason it's called "the mountain of goddess"

A naturel beauty that should be preserved.

Really amazing place. Numerous places for camping, picnic or just chilling in the cold water among trees. The breeze and bug noises makes it even better. Only catch is really hard to arrive, roads are mostly dirt.

Awful experience if you are a foreign tourist. We couldn't enter to national park because they told us we need to go with a guide because we don't know Turkish. I don't get why we need to know their language to visit nature :(

Kazdağları is lucky part of the nature that is not ruined by concrete city life. I was astonished to see the power of baby pine trees that is growing out of the rocks. I listened out the nature for minutes in silence there was no sounds of cars but just naughty insects chanting away. Despite the fear of concrete monster capturing this beautiful nature a sensible,controlled investment needed to improve roads and some service areas.

If you don't know Turkish you have to pay 400 liras for guide. They were very rude and tried to scam us. Not recommend for international tourists.

This is a great museum founded by a retired teacher, Alibey Kudar) as a result of his own efforts It has grown with historical items donated by local people and visitors. You can see the largest leatherback turtle and various exhibits from old times.

Vale la pena visitar! Must visit and feel the different atmosphere! Very cozy museum and its flying bird royal family inside of the building is very bizarre and interesting.

It could be much better. There are interesting items but they are not presented very well and it has a feeling of neglect. If you are nearby it is worth a stop. Nothing is in English. Entrance fee is 4tl and 2tl for students. There is parking.

Nice small museum with various things. Not very ordered though. And there is no air conditioning so you cant spend too much time inside. Entry price is fair.

Very interesting place, definitely worth visiting. The biggest exhibition is related to the village, it's history and tradition and includes a collection of clothing, tools, and personal items. The other part contains a collection of items from different parts of the world. The link is being made between "shamanic" traditions of different indigenous communities across the globe.

Interesting collection, affordable entrance fees and lovely decorative pieces of handcraft including dreamcatchers, necklaces, pictures,etc.

Great ethnography museum considering it is very small and authentic, funded by some citizens. Interesting details about Turkish shamanism, a few stuffed animals including an almost 2m long sea turtle, antiquities given by locals are some valuable points to talk. Only 2 TL (40 cents) entry fee. If you are in the Kazdaglari area, it is a good idea to spend an hour for this place.

Değirmen Boğazı Natural Park is a protected area located in the province of Antalya, in southern Turkey. It covers an area of approximately 13,000 hectares and is situated between the Taurus Mountains and the Mediterranean Sea. The park is known for its stunning natural beauty, with rugged mountains, deep canyons, and crystal-clear rivers. It is also home to a variety of flora and fauna, including rare and endangered species such as the Mediterranean monk seal, the Anatolian leopard, and the Eurasian otter. Visitors to the park can enjoy a range of outdoor activities, such as hiking, mountain biking, and rock climbing. There are several well-marked trails that lead through the park, offering spectacular views of the surrounding landscape. The park also has several picnic areas, where visitors can relax and enjoy a meal in the great outdoors. One of the highlights of the park is the Göynük Canyon, a deep gorge with steep cliffs and a rushing river. Visitors can explore the canyon on foot or by rafting, and there are several tour operators in the area that offer guided tours. Another popular attraction in the park is the Kurşunlu Waterfall, a beautiful waterfall surrounded by lush vegetation. There is a walking trail that leads to the waterfall, and visitors can swim in the pool at the base of the falls. Değirmen Boğazı Natural Park is a wonderful destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Its stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife make it a unique and unforgettable place to visit in Turkey.

Too crowded.. finding very difficult for car parking.. but great place for kids and lots of mangal smoke..

there arent much facilities and you have to pay for nothing before your entrance the envirement is quit and weather is good but its not an organized place really

Little bit dirty but still one of the best place for mountain cycling and bbq

Was smaller than I thought. You can spend some hours resting. But that's all

Love it but the lake is dirty

It has super racecourse for hiking activities

Super

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The museum is situated in Anafartalar Cad. 58 in Balıkesir, It is open every day but Monday from 8:30 to 17:00 hours local time The original building on the site of the museum was a mansion built for Giridizade Mehmet Pasha, treasurer of the Karasi Sanjak, in 1840. When the first mansion burned down in 1900, a new mansion was built by the treasurer's grandson, Halil Pasha. During the Turkish War of Independence, the building served as the meeting place for the local nationalist forces. The day after the occupation of Smyrna on May 15, 1919, prominent citizens of Balıkesir gathered in this mansion and formed Kuva-Yi Milliye to fight against the foreign troops. It also served as headquarters of the II Corps and Ali Hikmet Ayerdem

Nice

Is good muzieme but is not big

Miss

(Translated by Google) This important building of this unique period, which played an important role in the formation of the western front of the War of Independence and was even used for many years as the headquarters of the 2nd Corps, was very important for us to visit and enable us to tell about the recent and distant past of this region. The ground floor was reserved for the important work done by the Kuva-yi Milliye organization and Atatürk. On the 1st floor, archaeological artifacts obtained from this region are included. It also hosts Ottoman artifacts that have the feel of a tiny ethnography museum. If you come to Balıkesir, I recommend you to see this important museum free of charge. (Original) Kurtuluş savaşının batı cephesinin Oluşmasında önemli rol almış hatta 2. Kolordu karargahı olarak uzun yıllar kullanılmış bu eşsiz döneminin önemli binası şimdi bizlerin gezmesi hem de bu bölgenin yakın ve uzak geçmişini anlatmamızı sağlaması açısından oldukça önemliydi. Giriş katı Kuva-yi milliye kuruluşu yaptığı önemli işler ve Atatürk’e ayrılmıştı. 1. Katta ise bu bölgeden edinilmiş arkeolojik eserlere yer verilmiştir. Aynı zamanda minik bir etnografya müze havası olan Osmanlı eserlerine de ev sahipliği yapıyor. Balıkesir’e yolunuz düşerse ücretsiz bu önemli müzeyi görmenizi öneririm.

(Translated by Google) Entry is free. Open 8:30-17:30 There are clothes, weapons, documents, periodical clothing and items belonging to the Kuvai Milliye years. Additionally, ethnography and archeology exhibition areas were created. Findings from the ancient city of Antandros, Daskyleion, Adramytteion It has a room where coins used from the Lydians to the Ottomans are exhibited. You can reach the Balıkesir clock tower from the garden of this museum. You can access the upper garden from the stairs next to the building. (Original) Giriş ücretsiz. 8:30-17:30 arası açık kuvai milliye yıllarına ait kiyafet, silah, evrak, dönemsel kiyafet ve eşyalar bulunuyor. ayrica etnografya ve arkeoloji sergi alanları oluşturulmuş antandros, daskyleion, adramytteion antik kenti buluntuları lidyalilardan osmanliya kadar kullanilan sikkelerin sergilendigi bir odasi var Bu müzenin bahçesinden Balıkesir saat kulesinin yanına ulaşabilirsiniz. binanin yanindaki merdivenden üst bahçeye çıkılıyor

(Translated by Google) First of all, this free museum had more content than I expected. A museum that you can enjoy with your family. (Original) Öncelikle Ücretsiz olan bu müzede tahmin ettiğimden daha fazla içerik vardı. Ailece keyifle gezebileceğiniz bir müze.

An estimated 255 species of birds visit Bird Paradise National Park at the edge of Kuş Gölü, the lake formerly known as Manyas Gölü. Loca ted on the great migratory paths between Europe and Asia, the park is a happy combination of plant cover, reedbeds and a lake that supports at least 20 species of fish. The park will delight amateur and professional birdwatchers alike, and a good field guide and some mosquito repellent will enhance the experience. At the entrance to the park, there is a small museum with displays about various birds. Binoculars are provided at the desk and visitors make their way to an observation tower. Two main groups of birds visit the lake: those that come here to breed (March–July), and those that pass by during migration, either heading south (November) or north (April–May). Among the birds that breed around the lake are the endangered Dalmatian pelican, the great crested grebe, cormorants, herons, bitterns and spoonbills. Over three million birds fly across the area on their migratory routes – storks, cranes, pelicans and birds of prey like sparrowhawks and spotted eagles. April and May are the best months to enjoy this area. Close to the main park area, there is a restaurant that serves fresh trout, and it is a good spot to break for lunch.

I was there 30 years ago. My memory was a huge wild forest. It is now looks like a mansion garden. It is possible to see some pelicans and other sea birds like flamingo. Or you can visit museum and check filled birds.

It's a nice place to visit. There is a birds museum but it's not very big, you can see only local birds there. You can also sit in the chair and watch birds online from cameras placed over the natural park. The thing I liked most is a possibility to watch birds. You can take binoculars for free and watch birds from the Birds watching tower.

The national park is only about 20 minutes away from Bandirma but, the minibus station from which minibuses drive to the park is a little far from the city centre. There are minibus services to the park and back a few times during the day. The park itself is worth to see from my opinion as there are not many other places to visit in Bandirma. The park has a little museum in which you can find taxidermy birds common in the park. There is also a watch tower from where you can watch birds nesting, etc. You might borrow a pair of binoculars from the museum to see the birds in a better manner. The park is so quite and far from city noise pollution. So, it could be a unique experience for you particularly if you enjoy birdwatching. The villagers at the nearby village are also friendly and helpful.

Everywhere are birds, you must visit there

A few birds must come on the immigration time

Too late in season so no Flamingos and Albatrosses. Bird watching tower is excellent. Have to come back in season

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(Translated by Google) Hayrettin Pasha Mosque is located in the Hayrettin Pasha District of the same name. The mosque, an old church, was built in 1850. It is one of the first churches of Ayvalık. It was converted into a mosque in the Republican Period and took the name Hayrettin Pasha Mosque. The name Panayia is a name given to Mary by the Orthodox. It is the church of schools providing religious education at the time. The overall area of ​​the church, which was built on a flat ground, is 4 thousand square meters, and the area of ​​the church building is 700 square meters. It is the church with the largest floor area in the city. The height of the church is 18 meters and the minaret is 32 meters high. (Original) Hayrettin Paşa Camisi aynı ismi taşıyan Hayrettin Paşa Mahallesi’nde yer almaktadır. Eski bir kilise olan cami 1850 yılında inşa edilmiştir. Ayvalık’ın ilk kiliselerden biridir. Cumhuriyet Dönemi'nde camiye çevrilerek Hayrettin Paşa Camisi ismini almıştır. Panayia ismi Ortodoksların Meryem’e verdikleri bir isimdir. Zamanında dini nitelikte eğitim veren okulların kilisesidir. Düz bir zemin üzerine inşa edilmiş olan kilisenin genel toplam alanı 4 bin metrekare, kilise binasının alanı ise 700 metrekaredir. Kentin en büyük taban alanına sahip kilisesidir. Kilisenin yüksekliği 18 metre, minaresinin yüksekliği ise 32 metredir.

(Translated by Google) A mosque converted from a church. Since the direction of the altar and the congregation rows were changed according to the building structure, an unpleasant aesthetic appearance was formed again. It is not possible to understand how much such applications are needed. (Original) Kiliseden dönüştürülmüş bir cami . Mihrap ve cemaat saflarinin yönü bina yapısına göre değiştirildiği icin gene hoş olmayan bir estetik görüntü oluşmuş. Cok mu ihtiyaç var böyle uygulamalara anlamak pek mümkün değil.

(Translated by Google) A mosque converted from a church into a mosque… For this reason, the issue of qibla is a bit confusing. Unfortunately, the mosque is very cold inside and needs maintenance. Frankly, as a Muslim, I cannot see the afterlife of a mosque in many places that have been converted from churches to mosques. Because the spirituality in the mosque is not the same as the cold in the church... Unfortunately, this confusion is not right either... (Original) Kiliseden camiye çevrilmiş bir cami… Bu sebepten kıble konusu birazcık karışmış. Maalesef caminin içerisi çok soğuk ve bakıma ihtiyacı var. Açıkçası bir Müslüman olarak kiliseden camiye çevrilen bir çok yerde cami uhreviatını göremiyorum. Zira caminin içerisindeki ruhiyat kilisedeki soğukta yok… Maalesef bu karmaşa da doğru olmuyor…

(Translated by Google) I think it was converted from a church, but its architecture and interior are wonderful. It's a historical masterpiece, but I guess it doesn't attract much attention. I think it is the closest mosque for those who are on the Ayvalık center or Tostçular Bazaar side. It can be reached by passing through the side streets, it's a bit complicated but it's not too far. (Original) Kiliseden çevrilmiş sanırım ama mimarisi ve içerisi harika. Tarihi bir şaheser ama çok ilgi görmüyor galiba. Ayvalık merkez veya tostçular çarşısı tarafında olanlar için sanırım en yakın camii. Ara sokaklardan geçerek ulaşılabiliyor biraz karışık ama çok uzak değil.

(Translated by Google) An enormous building converted from a church into a mosque It was built in 1850 and was converted into a mosque during the republican period. It used to be a church where religious education was given, and there are priest's rooms in its courtyard. It's cool and clean, with kids from the neighborhood buzzing around inside. (Original) Kliseden camiiye çevrilmiş muazzam bir bina Çok çok eşli 1850 yılında inşaa edilmiş cumhuriyet döneminde camiiye dönüştürülmüş Eskiden din eğitimi verilen bir kiliseymiş avlusunda papaz odaları mevcut Icınde mahallenin çocukları fıkır fıkır serin temiz

(Translated by Google) Hayrettin Pasha Mosque is located in the Hayrettin Pasha District of the same name. The mosque, an old church, was built in 1850. It is one of the first churches in Ayvalık. It was converted into a mosque during the Republican Era and named Hayrettin Pasha Mosque. The name Panayia is a name given by Orthodox Christians to Mary. It was the church of the schools that provided religious education at the time. (Original) Hayrettin Paşa Camisi aynı ismi taşıyan Hayrettin Paşa Mahallesi’nde yer almaktadır. Eski bir kilise olan cami 1850 yılında inşa edilmiştir. Ayvalık’ın ilk kiliselerden biridir. Cumhuriyet Dönemi'nde camiye çevrilerek Hayrettin Paşa Camisi ismini almıştır. Panayia ismi Ortodoksların Meryem’e verdikleri bir isimdir. Zamanında dini nitelikte eğitim veren okulların kilisesidir.

(Translated by Google) It is a beautiful and historical mosque in Ayvalık, which was converted from a church and whose architecture is very different from the mosques we are used to. (Original) Kiliseden çevrilen mimarisi alışık olduğumuz camilerden çok farklı olan Ayvalık içerisinde güzel ve tarihi bir camii.

(Translated by Google) In this series of mosques converted from the church, the best one can be considered as Çınarlı Mosque, then Hayrettin Pasha Mosque and finally Saatli Mosque. The inside is worth seeing. (Original) bu kiliseden dönme camiiler serisinde en iyisi çınarlı camii sonra da Hayrettin paşa gelir en son da Saatli camii sayılabilir. içleri görülmeye değer.

It is very good for small size three story mall (I guess that less than 200 shops were active at the time of my visit) I liked that I found variety of restaurants from Burger King to local food franchise also found LC Waikiki, also big floor for migros with good prices. The mall was clean, well-lit, small waves of happy shoppers storm in the main gate every few minutes. The bathrooms were clean and well maintained, although I could not see the cleaning crew. 1.5 TL to take you from Balikesir city center to the mall by bus and 10 TL by taxi (ask for meter). they have cinema but all the movies are with Turkish audio, just like the rest of malls I have already visited before in Turkey. Information desk does not have any map for the mall and does understand english at all, but the mall does not need one, anyone can cover all the areas in less than 15 minutes using the well situated escalators and elevator. The mall location does not have any attractions near it except for few restaurants and an outdoor theater. but hopefully that will change as the city growth-rate is promising.

One of the most expensive playground for kids. Facilities are enough for shoppers. Open car park area is small. We could not enjoy the shopping.

So empty

Cinema very good quiet and empty had the film all to myself 😀

Not big mall, but it is satisfing mall has cenima, fastfood court

This place was ok :). Do not expext five star mall, but it is ok

One of the two malls in Balıkesir, small but can handle everything you need on the go

THERE IS PARKING AND SOME GOODS ARE MORE EXPENSIVE THAN OTHER PLACE

(Translated by Google) It's ridiculous to have to remove the wiper to prevent my parked car from being washed without my knowledge. I saw this for the first time in Yasa in Balıkesir. I didn't pay because he deleted it without permission. I saw that they were coming towards me, I called 155 and they dispersed. Nonsense. (Original) Park ettiğim aracımın benden habersiz yıkanmaması için silecek kaldırmak zorunda kalmak saçma. Balıkesir'de ilk kez Yasa'da görmüştüm bunu. İzinsiz sildiğinden ücretini ödemedim. Baktım üzerime gelecekler, 155 'i aradım da dağıldılar. Saçmalık.

(Translated by Google) Most places are closed. Some places are expensive. There are cheaper places. You have to travel. (Original) Çoğu yer kapatmış. Bazı yerler pahalı. Ucuz olan yerlerde var. Gezmek lazım.

(Translated by Google) It is a suitable place to take a break on the way to Izmir, especially if you set off from Bursa, it is an ideal place for a tea and coffee break due to its distance. (Original) İzmir yolu üzerinde mola vermek için uygun mekan, özellikle Bursa dan yola ciktiysaniz mesafesi itibari ile çay kahve molası için ideal yer.

(Translated by Google) A place that has lost its popularity (Original) Popülaritesini kaybetmiş bir yer

(Translated by Google) It is a large facility, but most venues are not active at night or is it because of the holiday? (Original) Geniş bir tesis ancak geceleri çoğu mekan aktif değil ya da bayram tatili diye mı böyle!

(Translated by Google) Everything is closed at 2300 at night. It used to be open 24 hours. It would be more convenient if at least a food court on duty was open, like toilets and pharmacies. (Original) Gece 2300 da heryer kapalı. Eskiden 24 saat açıktı. En azından tuvaletler ve eczanelerde olduğu gibi nöbetçi bir yemek yeri açık olsa daha uygun olur.

(Translated by Google) Do not see the clean, indoor stores as outlets with high product prices. (Original) Temiz, içerdeki mağazalarda ürün fiyatları yüksek outlet olarak görmeyin.

(Translated by Google) It's not bad, it's good, there are all brands available. Beer might be more affordable... (Original) Fena değil güzel her marka var..biras daha uygun olabilir...

(Translated by Google) Toilets were free but very dirty, many stores were closed. (Original) Tuvaletler ücretsiz olmuş ama çok pisti,bir sürü mağaza kapanmış

Değirmen Boğazı Natural Park is a protected area located in the province of Antalya, in southern Turkey. It covers an area of approximately 13,000 hectares and is situated between the Taurus Mountains and the Mediterranean Sea. The park is known for its stunning natural beauty, with rugged mountains, deep canyons, and crystal-clear rivers. It is also home to a variety of flora and fauna, including rare and endangered species such as the Mediterranean monk seal, the Anatolian leopard, and the Eurasian otter. Visitors to the park can enjoy a range of outdoor activities, such as hiking, mountain biking, and rock climbing. There are several well-marked trails that lead through the park, offering spectacular views of the surrounding landscape. The park also has several picnic areas, where visitors can relax and enjoy a meal in the great outdoors. One of the highlights of the park is the Göynük Canyon, a deep gorge with steep cliffs and a rushing river. Visitors can explore the canyon on foot or by rafting, and there are several tour operators in the area that offer guided tours. Another popular attraction in the park is the Kurşunlu Waterfall, a beautiful waterfall surrounded by lush vegetation. There is a walking trail that leads to the waterfall, and visitors can swim in the pool at the base of the falls. Değirmen Boğazı Natural Park is a wonderful destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Its stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife make it a unique and unforgettable place to visit in Turkey.

Too crowded.. finding very difficult for car parking.. but great place for kids and lots of mangal smoke..

there arent much facilities and you have to pay for nothing before your entrance the envirement is quit and weather is good but its not an organized place really

Little bit dirty but still one of the best place for mountain cycling and bbq

Was smaller than I thought. You can spend some hours resting. But that's all

Love it but the lake is dirty

It has super racecourse for hiking activities

Super

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Outdoor facilities for kids are either not enough or somewhere else. One restaurant serves all you need.

Nice Place

Good

Suprr

Super

Fishing

(Translated by Google) Dursunbey turned out to be a beautiful recreation and excursion area. Thanks to the municipality. That sound, the atmosphere is nice. We ate trout with kashar at Sucikti restaurant, the taste and service were good. Prices are a bit expensive, 300 TL. The atmosphere and atmosphere were nice, I recommend it. (Original) Dursunbey şu çıktı mesire ve gezi alanı güzel bir mekan olmuş. Belediyeye teşekkürler. Şu sesi ortam güzel. Sucikti restorant ta kaşarlı alabalık yedik lezzeti ve servisi güzeldi. Fiyatlar biraz pahalı, 300 TL. Ortam ve atmıştık güzel tavsiye ederim.

(Translated by Google) It is a wonderful facility of the municipality. It is a very enjoyable place for children to visit. We had dinner at the restaurant at the entrance. The food and treats were very delicious. The service was very good. Prices are reasonable. I advise. (Original) Belediyenin harika bir tesisi.. Çoluk çocuk gezmeli çok keyifli bir yer. Girişteki restoranda yemek yedik. Yemekler ve ikramlar çok lezzetliydi. Servis çok iyiydi. Fiyatlar makul. Tavsiye ederim.

Do not know. No response to the call. Must be closed due to season. A well known street brand though.

(Translated by Google) I think the location is wrong or they must be old locations. You can still buy good wines at reasonable prices from Bortaçina wine house on the beach side, but they have finished the tasting event, so I am deducting a lot of points. (Original) Sanıyorum konum yanlış ya da eski yerleri olsa gerek. Bortaçina şarap evi sahil tarafında hala makul fiyata güzel şarapları alınabiliyor ancak tadım olayını bitirmişler o yüzden fazlasıyla puan kırıyorum.

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately, I was deceived by the good reviews and bought it. During my visit to Avşa, none of the bortaçina wine I bought from the liquor store on the beach turned out to be good. I don't want to take credit for the red varieties, they were as drinkable as the low quality wines on the market. But I had to throw away the 3 bottles of white wine I bought. I could never drink it because it tasted weird, we never could. It leaves a dirty, metallic taste on the palate that I can't quite describe. (Original) Güzel yazılan yorumlara aldanıp maalesef aldım. Avşa ziyaretimde sahildeki tekelden aldığım hiç bir bortaçina şarap güzel çıkmadı. Kırmızı olan türlerinin hakkını yemeyeyim, piyasadaki düşük kaliteli şaraplar kadar içilebilir düzeydeydi. Fakat aldığım 3 şişe beyaz şarabı çöpe atmak durumunda kaldım. Tadında bir tuhaflık olduğu için asla içemedim, içemedik. Tam tanımlayamadığım bozuk, metalik, bir tat bırakıyor damakta.

(Translated by Google) Wines from Adakarası grapes are very nice, they have a bitter taste; the aged ones are better, a little more expensive, compared to the other ones... There are other types of wines, too. The olive varieties are also very delicious and there is something that appeals to every taste and habit. (Original) Adakarası üzümlerinden şaraplar çok güzel,buruk bir tadı var;yıllanmışı daha güzel,az biraz da pahalı,diğerine göre... Başka çeşit şaraplar da var. Zeytin çeşitleri de gayet lezzetli ve her damak tadına-alışkanlığa hitap edeni var.

(Translated by Google) Your wines used to come to Manisa Alaşehir, but now they are not available in any buffets. Why don't you send them to Alaşehir or do the buffets not buy them? (Original) Manisa Alaşehir e şaraplarınız eskiden geliyordu şimdi hicbir büfede yok Alaşehire niye yollamıyorsunuz yada büfeler mi almıyor

(Translated by Google) It was a very nice and suitable place. The employees were very sweet and friendly people, it was very clean and a family place. (Original) Çok güzel uygun biryerdi. Çalışanları çok tatlı ve samimi insanlardı gayet temizler ve aile yeri

(Translated by Google) This establishment has excellent wine... (Original) Şarabı mükemmel olan işletme...

Once get inside, it is not allowed to go outside. Even to your car. Also it is not allowed anything to take them with. The staffs are also unkind, especially security!

Average, however good for the locals….

Good, nice and pure place

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