One of the Middle East’s most stunning beaches, a favourite among backpackers for years, is surrounded by campsites and is a “hidden gem” that few tourists manage to reach.
Kabak Beach was once a secret treasure on Turkey’s southwestern coast. Despite its pristine white sand and dazzling blue sea, only the most determined backpackers ventured this far.
Its remote location meant it wasn’t on the usual tourist trails, offering a tranquillity rarely found in the popular holiday region.
However, things have changed slightly in Kabak. The beauty of the place has become well-known, with its lush hills dramatically rising from the water, similar to the Calanques in southern France, and the striking quality of the water.
Nowadays, if you visit, you’ll likely find a small crowd of people who’ve made the same journey. Yoga retreats and hostels have also sprung up.
“Despite mass tourism creeping in on this little hidden gem of a town, the white sand beach and the …