Akyaka | Drone ile Manzaralar | 4K | Muğla | Türkiye

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Akyaka'da alternatif bir ziyaret güzergâhı da Kadın Azmağı adı ile anılan ve doğal güzellikleri ile ünlü su kaynağıdır. Beldede su sporları, sörf, kano yapılabilir, dağ bisikleti ile çevre gezilebilir. Kısa mesafede Azmak Irmağı'na, uzun mesafede ise Sedir Adası'na deniz yolu ile düzenli gidiş geliş yapılmaktadır. Kadın Azmağı'nın sevimli ama gizli konuğu su samuru (lutra lutra) ünlüdür.

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Akyaka, located within the borders of the province of Muğla at the southwestern tip of Turkey, is at the eastern end of the Gulf of Gökova. Located in the middle of Marmaris and Muğla, within the borders of the Ula district, the population of Akyaka district is around 1,500 in winter and reaches 3-4 thousand in summer. Akyaka, where the Gulf of Gökova ends, has 1000 m. Sakartepe Mountain in the north and Gökova Plain in the south, gains appreciation due to its location. In the spring, different kinds of birds come to the reed beds of the "Gökova" plain.

One of the most popular beaches of Akyaka is Çınar Beach. The Çınar beach, which is located on the Ören road and has an asphalt road along the coast, is easily accessible, and the distance between Akyaka and Akyaka is approximately 3 km. If you follow the Çınar beach road, you can reach Akbük Bay and then Ören (Gereme, Keramos).

An alternative route to visit in Akyaka is the water spring, which is known as the Women's River and is famous for its natural beauties. Water sports, surfing, canoeing can be done in the town, and the environment can be visited with mountain bikes. Regular trips are made by sea to Azmak River in the short distance and to Sedir Island in the long distance. The otter (lutra lutra), the charming but secret guest of the Female River, is famous.