Paradise Bay is a tranquil coastal area reflecting the natural beauty of the Gallipoli Peninsula. The bay stands out with its clear waters and peaceful atmosphere. A natural destination, Paradise Bay offers a rustic beach experience with its undeveloped structure. It is ideal for water sports such as swimming, snorkeling and kayaking.
Paradise Bay offers visitors a spacious area with its approximately 1.5-kilometer-long beach. There are no sunbeds or umbrellas here; all your shade needs are met by the pine trees surrounding the bay. Distinguished by its self-cleaning, sparkling turquoise sea, the bay offers a completely different experience when you step into its azure waters.
In front of you lies the majestic Gökçeada, and immediately behind it, the island of Samothrace, with its 1585-meter altitude. A unique environment awaits you for enjoying the sea, relaxing under the pine trees, and camping.
Paradise Bay attracts attention not only with its sea but also with its historical riches. The Gallipoli Historical Area of the Canakkale Wars offers visitors a deep journey through history. Here, the cemeteries, memorial tombs, and areas bearing the traces of the war evoke strong emotions in visitors.
Don't forget to bring your own food and drinks;
Because there are no businesses in the bay where you can shop.Because the sand grains are very coarse, you can enjoy swimming in the sea in the bay, but there are no sun loungers or umbrellas available. For this reason, don't forget to bring your beach essentials with you when you come to Paradise Bay.
