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Offline DANKY

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Is Yaniklar beach worth a visit
« on: May 10, 2013, 16:07:46 PM »
Can anyone tell me if the Yaniklar beach is worth a visit please,are there any good places to eat, and finally is it just a day time place or a place to go in the evenings for a night out thanks




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Re: Is Yaniklar beach worth a visit
« Reply #1 on: May 10, 2013, 16:37:12 PM »
Gunluklu Beach, which is just up the road from Yaniklar, is well worth visiting.

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Re: Is Yaniklar beach worth a visit
« Reply #2 on: May 10, 2013, 18:15:03 PM »
Gunluklu is a lovely place, but not somewhere I would go to eat, there is a lovely Hotel there but little else in the way of food places. 

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Re: Is Yaniklar beach worth a visit
« Reply #3 on: May 10, 2013, 19:16:47 PM »
Thanks guys does the Dolmus go from Ciflik to Gunluklu

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Re: Is Yaniklar beach worth a visit
« Reply #4 on: May 10, 2013, 19:34:20 PM »
Went yesterday afternoon, The Desparado Ranch, now called Asam has opened a licensed restuarant which is a lovely place to chill out.  Grassy area with Turkish cushions (under cover) which is lovely to lounge around on.  They are open day and evenings, 12mths of the year.

We also found a place called Yonka Lodge next to the camping site, which goes right on to the beach.  They have a swimming pool, eating area, octaganal glass conservatory overlooking the sea if its windy or raining, gorgeous gardens and its lovely and quiet.  The lady there was making rose petal jam.  You can also stay there, have wooden houses in the grounds.

Their is a water sports place on the beach(which is very pebbly) they have jet ski's, sail boats, pedalos etc.


So I would say worth a day visit.


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Re: Is Yaniklar beach worth a visit
« Reply #5 on: May 10, 2013, 22:11:38 PM »
Yes Dolmus goes to Gunluklu we have always found it quieter than katranchi which suits us, should be there fortnights time 

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Re: Is Yaniklar beach worth a visit
« Reply #6 on: May 10, 2013, 23:46:18 PM »
Yes Dolmus goes to Gunluklu we have always found it quieter than katranchi which suits us, should be there fortnights time 
Is it the same Dolmus as Katranchi  to Gunluklu?

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Re: Is Yaniklar beach worth a visit
« Reply #7 on: May 11, 2013, 05:10:13 AM »
Is it the same Dolmus as Katranchi  to Gunluklu?

Not necessarily. Some only go as far as Katranci others only as far as Gunluklu. Most of the Gocek dolmuses stop at or near both.

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Re: Is Yaniklar beach worth a visit
« Reply #8 on: July 25, 2016, 21:32:11 PM »
Just spent a smashing day on Gunluklu Bay. What a lovely beAch, well worth a visit, but do take your drinks etc with you. We were charged 10 til for a can of coke & 20 try was the going rate for a bottle of Effes, which we declined. There is a small shop on the site but he cannot sell you drinks as you gave to buy them at the bar. We will be back but will b taking our own drinks with s.




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