Beach parking, rubbish and night noise

There is a parking lot, but if you arrive in the evening, it is quite possible that you will not be able to get in. It is right beside the road, and young people spend time there until late, sitting on cars. We slept right next to the road. There are various animals there, mostly visible during the day, living more or less freely. We did not like the place very much.✦Translating

It is now a municipal parking lot, 200 TL per night; there is a Turkish toilet for 5 TL and a shower for 5 TL. The toilets do not work; they are being repaired. They clean on Monday mornings, but there is still a lot of rubbish. The views are great, with horses, water buffalo, cows and very friendly dogs. We stayed for two nights.✦Translating

A stay out of necessity. The rubbish is terrible; we spent half an hour picking up litter just to have a clean section to park in. Dirty fire pits, and locals who use them leave their rubbish and fires unattended. At 4 a.m., cars were doing donuts on the beach, honking their horns and blasting music. Lots of strays, very friendly but sadly very active and loud early in the morning.✦Translating

To be honest, this place is one big dump; there is literally trash everywhere. But the view of the Black Sea is amazing, and the sunset makes up for all the trash. We ended up staying here for three nights because it is also very quiet at night. But the absolute best thing about this place is the street dogs! There are so many of them and they are super friendly.✦Translating

The parking area is very large, but also very dirty. We spent one night there, but moved next door to “Haus Oskar,” where there are four spaces. We slept very well. Visiting the bunkers and walking to the various points of interest is very enjoyable and informative.✦Translating