📍 SilivriSilivri Waterfront
Along the Sea of Marmara, Silivri waterfront is one of the district’s most visited places, with a promenade, fishing boats, sea views and sunsets.
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📍 SilivriAlong the Sea of Marmara, Silivri waterfront is one of the district’s most visited places, with a promenade, fishing boats, sea views and sunsets.
📍 AvcılarOne of Avcılar’s most visited outdoor spots, with walking and cycling paths, rest areas and sunset views on the Sea of Marmara.
📍 PendikAlong the Sea of Marmara, Pendik waterfront is the district’s most visited outdoor route, with walking and cycling paths, broad greenery, rest points and Princes’ Islands views.
📍 TuzlaAlong the Sea of Marmara, Tuzla waterfront is one of the district’s most enjoyable and visited outdoor routes, with walking paths, fishing boats, sea views and sunsets.
📍 KadıköyWith ferry piers, the activity of the square and sea views, this is one of the liveliest places to begin a visit to Kadıköy.
📍 AdalarThe island’s main arrival point, Büyükada Pier welcomes visitors with historic architecture and a lively waterfront atmosphere.
📍 BeylikdüzüOn the Yakuplu waterfront, this marina is a highlighted district coastal stop with boats, sea views, walking areas and social venues.
📍 KüçükçekmeceOn the Sea of Marmara, Menekşe Beach is a notable summer stop for its sand, sea views and proximity to the entrance of Lake Küçükçekmece.
📍 AdalarOne of Heybeliada’s calm shores, Pine Harbour is a relaxing island-route stop with sea views and natural surroundings.
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📍 SilivriAlong the Sea of Marmara, Silivri waterfront is one of the district’s most visited places, with a promenade, fishing boats, sea views and sunsets.
📍 AvcılarOne of Avcılar’s most visited outdoor spots, with walking and cycling paths, rest areas and sunset views on the Sea of Marmara.
📍 PendikAlong the Sea of Marmara, Pendik waterfront is the district’s most visited outdoor route, with walking and cycling paths, broad greenery, rest points and Princes’ Islands views.
📍 TuzlaAlong the Sea of Marmara, Tuzla waterfront is one of the district’s most enjoyable and visited outdoor routes, with walking paths, fishing boats, sea views and sunsets.
📍 KadıköyWith ferry piers, the activity of the square and sea views, this is one of the liveliest places to begin a visit to Kadıköy.
📍 AdalarThe island’s main arrival point, Büyükada Pier welcomes visitors with historic architecture and a lively waterfront atmosphere.
📍 BeylikdüzüOn the Yakuplu waterfront, this marina is a highlighted district coastal stop with boats, sea views, walking areas and social venues.
📍 KüçükçekmeceOn the Sea of Marmara, Menekşe Beach is a notable summer stop for its sand, sea views and proximity to the entrance of Lake Küçükçekmece.
📍 AdalarOne of Heybeliada’s calm shores, Pine Harbour is a relaxing island-route stop with sea views and natural surroundings.
📍 ÜsküdarWith views of the Maiden’s Tower and Historic Peninsula, the Salacak waterfront is one of Üsküdar’s most enjoyable Bosphorus walks.
📍 KadıköyWith broad green waterfront spaces and walking paths, Moda Coastal Park is a favourite Kadıköy spot for sunset, relaxation and views.
📍 BeylikdüzüRunning along the Sea of Marmara, Gürpınar waterfront is an outdoor route favoured for walking, cycling, sea views and sunsets.
📍 ÇatalcaWith a long Black Sea beach and surrounding forests, Yalıköy Beach is one of Çatalca’s most visited coastal spots in summer.
📍 ArnavutköyOne of Arnavutköy’s best-known coastal spots, favoured for walks, sea views and sunsets on the Black Sea.
📍 TuzlaOne of Tuzla’s calm coastal points, Mercan Bay is worth seeing for its tree-lined shore, fishing-town atmosphere, headland with traces of a historic monastery and sunset views.
📍 AdalarThe natural starting point for a Heybeliada visit, this pier opens directly onto the waterfront, bazaar and island centre.
📍 SilivriAlong the Sea of Marmara, Selimpaşa waterfront is a pleasant Silivri coastal stop for walking, sea views and a calm atmosphere.
📍 KadıköyWith long walking and cycling paths, broad green areas and Princes’ Islands views, Caddebostan waterfront is one of the Asian side’s favourite coastal areas.
📍 ŞileWith striking Black Sea rock formations, cliffs, walking routes and sea views, Kilimli Bay is a must-see natural area around Ağva.
📍 BeylikdüzüA waterside park with walking paths, green spaces, play areas and rest sections for family time.
📍 TuzlaWith yacht-lined piers, waterside walking areas and a lively marina atmosphere, Tuzla Marina is a notable district waterfront stop for family visits and photographs.
📍 AdalarBeginning as soon as visitors leave the ferry, this waterfront forms the starting point for a Kınalıada visit, with sea views and proximity to the island centre.
📍 ŞileRunning through Ağva, Göksu River forms the area’s characteristic nature route with lush banks, boat and canoe trips, walking areas and calm scenery.
📍 AdalarThe main arrival point to Burgazada’s waterfront life, the pier provides easy access to the bazaar and historic island streets.