Gökçeada Underwater National Park

Gökçeada is a tourist paradise on the Aegean Sea... Despite its small face size, this island in western Turkey is home to ports, bays, tourist facilities, lakes and historical values. It is also known for its Underwater National Park, which is the first in its field. Gökçeada Underwater National Park, a first in Turkey, is located in the northeast of the island. The area between Kaleköy and Kuzu Harbour, two important tourist spots here, is a hidden natural wonder, 200 meters from the shore! This sophisticated area, where Mediterranean seals, seagrass meadows, dolphins, algae, sea turtles and even whales are seen, especially in the summer months, is like a treasure... According to the latest statement, 180 different species of underwater plants and animals live in this area of interest. Gökçeada Underwater National Park, which features breeding, spawning and four seasons habitat for sea creatures, also attracts attention with its caves that promise a visual feast. The visual feast, where a large number of protected creatures survive safely, is open to discovery within certain limitations. Professional underwater diving can be performed by obtaining permission and meeting certain procedures. In addition, you can swim in the buffer zone entourage Yıldızköy, you can travel by boat. It is also possible to watch the submarine using a snorkel. Non-professional dives can also be done.