Yumurtalik Beach

Yumurtalık, Adana

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About Yumurtalik Beach

Yumurtalık Beach, Adana's gateway to cool waters and a peaceful atmosphere, is one of the favorite places for both local and foreign tourists. It offers an unforgettable holiday experience with its fine sand, clean sea and surrounding natural beauty.

Features
Blue Flag Hot water Shallow Clean sea Rocky and gravelly Food and drinks Clean beach Car park Child-friendly Seldom rough Institutionalization Easy access
Why Yumurtalik Beach?
  • Blue Flag Beach: The beach, which stands out with its cleanliness and service quality, was awarded the Blue Flag award in 2015.
  • Fine Sandy Beach: Thanks to its soft and warm sand, sunbathing and enjoying the sea are quite enjoyable.
  • Shallow Sea: The sea is generally shallow at the beach, which is ideal for families with children.
  • Natural Beauties: The surroundings of the beach have a natural beauty with various vegetation and bird species.
  • Historical Touches: Historical buildings and ancient cities in the vicinity offer the opportunity for a cultural journey.
  • Water Sports: You can find various water sports activities at the beach.
  • Social Areas: There are cafes, restaurants and relaxation areas on the beach.
What to do at Yumurtalık Beach?
  • Enjoying the sea: Swimming, sunbathing, doing water sports such as snorkeling.
  • Making sand castles: A fun activity for kids.
  • Nature walks: Walking on the trails around the beach.
  • Visiting historical sites: Exploring places such as Ayas Ancient City and Marko Polo Pier.
  • Fishing: Fishing in a peaceful environment.
How to get to Yumurtalık Beach?

You can reach Yumurtalık from Adana city center by bus or private vehicle. Access to the beach is quite easy and well marked.

Important Notes
  • Season: The beach can be quite crowded during the summer months. For a quieter holiday, you can choose early spring or autumn months.

  • Things to Bring: Sunscreen, hat, towel holder, swimsuit, water, snacks.

Yumurtalık Beach is a perfect option for those who want to relax and have fun. If you come to Adana, you should definitely visit it.

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Yumurtalik Pier Lighthouse
Yumurtalik Pier Lighthouse

Yumurtalık Pier Lighthouse is a historic lighthouse located in the Yumurtalık district of Adana. Built in 1850, the lighthouse, constructed from stones brought from Egypt, serves as an important landmark for maritime navigation in the region. It is still in active use today.

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M*** K*** 1

2025-08-14 14:24:06

It's very expensive. 2 sunbeds and an umbrella are 450 TL. The cabin is 300 TL. You'd think it's a 5-star hotel, so-called public beach, but the surroundings are dirty and extremely expensive. The toilet is 15 TL, but it's dirty and in a terrible state. There's not even toilet paper. It's nothing but milking people like cows. The beautiful town of Adana should take this comment into consideration. It's as if people won't even go into the sea. We're buying sunbeds and umbrellas, but you're getting paid this much. At least provide service, and the surroundings are filthy.

T*** B*** 4

2025-08-14 14:24:06

the beach was clean and calm.
The water was nice, warm and waveless. The waves increased a little in the afternoon.
There are also very wavy parts of the beach. Toilets are charged.
There is a fee to take a shower.

t*** g*** 5

2025-08-14 14:24:06

It's a beautiful place. It has crystal clear sea and air. It's also great for eating and drinking.

P*** K*** 2

2025-08-14 14:24:06

We rented one of the municipally-owned gazebos, which cost 750 lira per day, and spent the night here. The gazebos are perfectly located right on the seafront. There are nine in total. My advice to anyone visiting is to avoid gazebos numbered 1 and 2; the others are quieter. Since it's a weekend, the beach is extremely busy. The people on the beach continued until 2:30 a.m., and they resumed at 5:30 a.m. There's no electricity or drinking water in the gazebos. Restrooms, showers, and cabins are municipally-owned, and there's a 15₺ fee. Barbecues and tents are prohibited, but those who want to spend the night here are still allowed to pitch their tents after a certain hour. It's close to a market, bakery, and patisserie. If you don't like crowds, definitely avoid it on the weekend.

H*** Y*** 1

2025-08-14 14:24:06

The entrance fee was 400 TL, they took 380 TL from us, and the week before it was 150 TL, they say they want to charge anyone whatever. They said there was no water, no barbecues were prohibited, a lot of people besides us had barbecues in the open, no one said anything. We found shade, a man came and said to rent it, we would sit in the shade, we said we didn't want a table, he said it was rented until the shade, we had to rent it, there was no place. And the same person rented our table to another family when we went to the sea, he said the normal rent is 500-600 TL, but if you pay 400 TL, it would be enough, my wife agreed on 300 TL, he said 300 TL to the second family too. The toilets are charged there, just look, they charge, just look, no one says anything. I mean, everyone is charging anyone anything here, there is no set regulation, the municipality should do something about these prices, they even rent shade, even if there is no table, the man puts chairs in the shade to charge. Barbecues are forbidden, garbage is limited. There is no place to change clothes, there is only one, it costs 30 TL. They don't pay for what they charge. Everything is paid for, but there's not even water. So many people want to wash their hands, make tea, and eat, but there's no water. As for the sea, the lack of waves was a good thing; the waves weren't tiring, so it was nice. But because it's calm, the water wasn't replenishing itself; it was dirty. Those who go should be careful about this. Take plenty of water.

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