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Swimming & Snorkelling
Ortakent-Yahşi is the peninsula's longest beach — a wide sandy expanse backed by citrus orchards and traditional Turkish houses with distinctive stone towers. Quieter than its neighbours, it rewards those who take the time to explore the village.
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Sailing Notes
Relaxed & localThe village has historic Ottoman-era stone towers built by wealthy merchants. The Thursday market sells local olive oil, mandarins, and handmade goods.
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Ashore
Village market Thursdays, excellent local bakery, olive oil shops, and simple waterfront restaurants. Quiet, authentic atmosphere.
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Cautions
Long shore break can develop in W swells. Anchor in the northern part for best shelter and holding. Speed limit 5 knots inside bay.
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Season & Climate
Peak season June–September. Sea 24–29°C in summer. Average 300 sunny days/year. Rainfall November–February.
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Stone Towers of Ortakent
The village has historic Ottoman-era stone towers built by wealthy merchants. The Thursday market sells local olive oil, mandarins, and handmade goods.
