Coast and water
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25 places listed
Island
Çıfıtkalesi Island (Myonnesos)
Seferihisar, İzmir
An islet with the ancient name Myonnesos, reachable on foot through shallow water and bearing the remains of walls.
Foça Islands and Siren Rocks
Foça, İzmir
A protected archipelago of Orak, İncir and other islets, home to Mediterranean monk seals; visited on boat tours.
Karantina Island
Urla, İzmir
An island linked to Urla İskele by a causeway, used to fight epidemics in the Ottoman period.
Gemiler Island
Fethiye, Muğla
A historic island near Ölüdeniz with Byzantine-era churches and a long covered corridor.
Karaada
Bodrum, Muğla
An island at the entrance to Bodrum Bay, a well-known stop for boat tours thanks to its sea cave with a hot spring.
Orak Island
An uninhabited island in the Gulf of Gökova, a regular stop on the Blue Voyage with turquoise waters and dive sites.
Sedir Island
Marmaris, Muğla
A beach protected for its oolitic sand and the remains of ancient Kedrai.
Giresun Island
Merkez, Giresun
The only habitable island in the Eastern Black Sea; an island reached by boat, with Argonaut and Amazon legends, wall and monastery remains, and cormorant colonies.
Hoynat Island
Perşembe, Ordu
A small island off Perşembe, a bird paradise with gull and cormorant colonies, with castle and cistern remains.
Akdamar Island and the Church of the Holy Cross
Gevaş, Van
The Church of the Holy Cross on Lake Van's second-largest island, built in 915-921 and famous for the unique stone reliefs on its exterior; a monument museum.
Avşa (Türkeli) Island
Marmara, Balıkesir
The best-known summer island of the Marmara, with its sandy beaches and vineyards.
Cunda (Alibey) Island
Ayvalık, Balıkesir
The only large inhabited island of the group, linked to Ayvalık by a bridge, with stone houses, windmill hill and coves.
Ekinlik Island
A quiet small island northwest of Avşa, home to about a hundred people who live from fishing.
Marmara Island
The largest island in the Sea of Marmara, famous for the marble that gave its name to the sea and the region.
Paşalimanı Island
Erdek, Balıkesir
One of the quietest of the Marmara Islands, part of Erdek, with five small villages, olive groves and fishing harbors.
Burgazada
Adalar, İstanbul
The third-largest of the Princes' Islands, identified with Sait Faik, with quiet streets and the Kalpazankaya cove.
Büyükada
The largest of the Princes' Islands, with wooden mansions, pine forests and bicycle tours, where motor vehicle traffic is restricted.
Heybeliada
The second-largest of the Princes' Islands, with pine forests and the old buildings of the Theological School and the Naval Academy.
Kınalıada
One of the closest to İstanbul and smallest of the inhabited islands, named after its reddish cliffs.
Kefken Island
Kandıra, Kocaeli
The only island on Kocaeli's Black Sea coast, off Kandıra, with a lighthouse and historic wall remains.
Kekova Island and Sunken City
Demre, Antalya
An uninhabited island off Kaleköy and Üçağız, famous for the sunken ancient remains along its shore.
Üç Adalar (Three Islands)
Kemer, Antalya
Small islets off Tekirova offering world-class dive sites.
Can Ada
Eğirdir, Isparta
A small, quiet island without buildings between Eğirdir and Yeşilada.
Mada Island
Şarkikaraağaç, Isparta
The largest island in Lake Beyşehir, reached by boat or raft, where village life continues.
Yeşilada
A small lake island connected to Eğirdir by a road, with stone-based wooden houses and narrow streets.
