Helin Kamp overlooks directly at Kabak Beach on the left side; our hearts are full of gratitude of this unique chance. Watching such a beautiful face of the valley fills our hearts with high feelings.

This beach is the line, where the old pine forest and turquoise Mediterrenian Sea meets at and give birth to an adventurious beauty. This is the most loved place in Kabak Valley, and works like a meeting point for all visitors.

The sand beach is large and the sea is clean and so colorful. All the beach is surrounded by the forest. There is a turquoise colored cave in almost 200 metres swimming distance and many walking paths in the forest. .

The Lycian Way Route passes through Kabak Beach. If you follow this properly marked pathway, you can reach to Alınca Village at the top of the mountain and the waterfalls in the deeps of the forest. Both options are cooler than the beach to take, even you trek; because old trees and hundreds of plants create shadow all the way up.

Taking a boat trip to Paradise Beach, Pirates Bay, Butterfly Valley and anywhere around is another full on thing to do at Kabak Beach.

This small beach is magnificent; it is so clean and shiny, has pools to jump in and rocks to climb up. So quite and softly colored in the morning that can soften your heart and open your senses. But it is not easy to get there.

There is only one pathway to reach the beach. We opened this way, taking 5-15 minute walk and it starts from Helin Kamp. Therefore Boncuklu Beach is kind of our back-garden, our private beach J Actually there are people coming from Kabak Beach by walking through rocks and coming by small boats.

Here in Boncuklu Cove, it is colorful and cheerful down under the water to watch. There is an rock island as well to swim and climb up to…

If you want to make a boat trip to Paradise or Aktaş Beaches, Butterfly Valley, Ölüdeniz or even to Kabak Beach, we call the boat to pick you up from Boncuklu Beach.