Buyuk Menderes National Park
₹ 997 onwards
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Tags : National Park
Timings : March to August: Monday - Sunday: 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM
September to February: Monday - Sunday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Entry Fee : Private car: 15 TL
Motobike: 10 TL
Minibus: 45 TL
Bus: 120 TL
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Buyuk Menderes National Park, Kusadasi Overview
Buyuk Menderes National Park is a biologically diverse park that lies in the Kuşadası district of Aydın Province. The park is protected under various wildlife and wetland conventions and features some species that are endemic and cannot be found elsewhere in the world. You can engage in various activities here, including nature photography, hiking, mountaineering, and birdwatching. The Natural reserve highlights various geographical features like mountains, caverns, canyons, valleys, beaches and coves.
The park features the narrow Mycale Strait, separating it from the Greek island of Samos. The strait is named after Mount Mycale, the tallest and most prominent mountain on the peninsula. The national park covers an area of 27,598 hectares, with the peninsula itself extending over approximately 110 km². Camping is not allowed.
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Key Attractions
Aydınlık Cove: Known for its pebbly shores and deeper waters, attracting experienced swimmers.
Kavaklı Burun Cove and Karasu Cove: Less visited coves offering serene views of Samos.
Cave of Zeus: Located near the park entrance, this cavern is filled with clear subterranean spring water and is associated with local legends.
Mount Mycale: The highest peak in the park, providing stunning vistas and challenging trails for hikers.
Büyük Menderes Delta: A crucial wetland area rich in biodiversity, protected under several international agreements. It offers scenic trails, canoeing, and birdwatching opportunities.
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