Incekum Beach

Marmaris, Muğla

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About Incekum Beach

Incekum, one of the most special beaches in Marmaris, fascinates its visitors with its golden sands and turquoise sea.

Features
Clean sea Normal depth Easy access Wavy Clean beach Institutionalization Child-friendly Rocky and gravelly Hot water Food and drinks Car park
Why Incekum Beach?
  • Natural Beauty: With its fine and soft sand and shallow and clear sea, İncekum is like a natural pool.
  • Tranquility: Ideal for those looking for a peaceful holiday away from the crowds.
  • Transportation: The beach, which is connected to Çamlı village, is accessible by tractor trailers. This makes the beach even more private.
  • Activities: It offers a great environment for swimming in the sea, sunbathing, nature walks and exploring the surrounding villages.
What to do at Incekum Beach?
  • Sea pleasure: A safe swimming area for children thanks to its shallow sea.
  • Sunbathing: You can relax by sunbathing on the sun loungers or on your own towel.
  • Nature walks: You can walk in the surrounding forest areas and enjoy nature.
  • Picnic: You can bring your own food and have a picnic on the beach.
  • Water sports: Water sports activities are organised during certain periods.
Important Information
  • Transportation: You can reach Çamlı village from Marmaris center by taxi or minibus, and then go to the beach with tractor trailers.
  • Entrance Fee: There is a fee to enter the beach.
  • What to Bring: Sunscreen, hat, towel holder, swimming costumes, snacks and water.
Tips
  • Best time: June, July and August are the busiest months. For a quieter holiday, you can choose May or September.
  • Food: You can eat at the restaurants on the beach or bring your own food.
  • Accommodation: You can find accommodation in Çamlı village or Marmaris.
Other Information About Incekum Beach
  • Similarity to Sedir Island: The sand of İncekum Beach is golden yellow like the sand on Sedir Island.
  • Natural Wonder: It is one of the natural beauties of Muğla.
  • Gökova Tour: Incekum Beach is also visited as part of the daily boat tours from Gökova.

Incekum Beach is a great option for those who want to have an unforgettable holiday experience in Marmaris. It will amaze you with its natural beauty, peace and activities.

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E*** K*** 4

2025-08-14 14:24:32

Close to Marmaris. Access is from Çamlık. Entrance fee is 300 TL. The sea is like a swimming pool. There are no rocks, all sand. Various lodge options are available. Food and drink are reasonably priced.

T*** A*** 5

2025-08-14 14:24:32

The sea is perfect and pristine. There's parking at the entrance. The entrance fee and sunbeds are 550₺ in total. There's a cafe inside, with a wide variety of food and drinks at reasonable prices. There are showers, changing rooms, and restrooms, and surprisingly, despite the busy weather, they're all clean. Transportation from the parking lot to the beach is by tractor, which I think is a lot of fun.

R*** I*** 1

2025-08-14 14:24:32

If you want the feeling of plunging into a warm but runny pool, you can certainly choose this place. We arrived at the end of July and wondered if it was public holiday. If you're looking to ruin a day of your holiday in such a crowded place, in a clean but small bay with people just a few feet away, here you go. A sunbed costs 250 ₺, a platform 1450 ₺. Don't think the platforms are fancy, because there are coffee shops that are from yesterday, and no one has cleaned them up. The food is a complete fiasco. This place is constantly bustling with incompetent young people trying to serve hundreds of people, but they don't seem to get anything done, and there's not even a manager to speak to. The food is relatively cheap, but it's fast food quality. We had meatballs and bread, and the bread was at least three days old. There's something called "the system," without which you can't buy anything, and it constantly disconnects and crashes. You can't even get water, just imagine. Yes, the sea is beautiful, but the bay is small and crowded. Yes, the place is surrounded by trees, but there's no service, and people are everywhere. Think again, would you want to waste your vacation in such a remote spot? Tour boats come into the bay between 12 and 1:00 PM, creating both noise pollution and polluting the bay. The YouTubers who come at the beginning of the season always filmed this place when it was quiet and praised it, but you should also see it during the normal season; if you could, you wouldn't want to go in anyway. By the way, you have to pay 300 TL per person to get in right away. If you come here, you'll have a wasted holiday in every way, whether it's the facilities, the service, the food and drink. The moral of the story is, if a pool were opened in India, it would be like this. The seas that look clean in photos like this are everywhere around here anyway, don't be fooled. It's just the sand at the bottom that makes it look that way in photos. The shore, on the other hand, is a completely different place, crowded, unhappy, noisy, of poor quality.

A*** A*** 1

2025-08-14 14:24:32

We've been going to this place for almost 10 years, finding peace and quiet, but this year it's a complete disappointment. The entrance fee is 300 TL, and we rented a lodge for 6 adults and 4 children (just look at the price). The lodge curtains are completely yellow, not to mention the cushions smell like filth, and it's so filthy that you can't even look after them. There are more sun loungers around the resort. Previously, staff would come and collect the trash, and the atmosphere was calmer and more peaceful. Now it's all rubbish, and there's no proper staff around. You can't even swim in the sea because of the crowds; it's like the Ganges River in India :) And then there are the tour boats right up to us, imagine that crowd. The buffet prices are absurd... you have to wait in line for the showers because the water is flowing like a rope. The changing rooms are filthy and covered in mud. We waited almost 20 minutes for a tractor to come back. In short, we were utterly humiliated with our money, it's not worth it, don't go.

m*** b*** 5

2025-08-14 14:24:32

It's beautiful, the sand, the sea, and the water's depth are excellent. It's naturally crowded on weekends, but the water is especially beautiful after the buoys. Be sure to bring goggles and look horizontally forward, not at the bottom, and you'll see the water's unique color. However, you'll experience the same beauty in any white-sand water in this region. It's not unique to this area. Beyond that, you'll find a natural coolness, and there are plenty of trees. We definitely make sure there are trees wherever we go. You can bring food and drink with you. Is there an entrance fee? Is there a tractor transport fee to the beach after you enter? That's a mystery :) (300 TL per person). They've disguised something as a scam. There's no VAT or other fees on the payment slips; they just say it's an advance payment. Happy holidays everyone.

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