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Yassica Islands
01.02.2023 08:18
The islands of Yassica, which are located within the borders of Fethiye, are also adjacent to Gocek. The other name of the archipelago community, which is one of the symbol places of the Gulf of Fethiye, is Yassıcalar. There are many islands, large and small, in this area.
The islands of Yassica, which have a sheltered and secure structure today, are suitable for many activities. Within the island, you can take part in larger blue tours other than daily boat tours. Some of the islands in this region are very small, some sailors make up special names for them. Yassıca Islands resemble Kumburnu Beach as a structure. In the end section, children or those who do not know how to swim can swim safely. In this sense, it is a very ideal and reliable place for those who want to learn to swim. This swimming area is more like a swimming pool.
Boats spend the night in Yassica Islands, where you can find every shade of blue and green. The immediate coastal areas of these islands are suitable for motorized and non-motorized water sports, but also underwater diving enthusiasts often come here. One of these islands is surrounded by numerous pine and olive trees and has formed a pond in itself. Those who love to swim and, more importantly, are confident try to reach some of the islands by swimming directly. An average time of 40 minutes is enough to reach the islands by swimming.
It is possible to encounter large crowds in and around the islands of Yassica, especially in the summer months due to the intensity of the boat tours. This is why evening tours offer a calmer environment. Yassıca Islands are also neighbors to two important islands such as Haji Halil and Devilli. The islands of Yassica, which are quite suitable for nature excursions with its clean bays, are also referred as ‘Jessica Islands’ in some sources.
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