A Oasis in Bodrum: Camel Beach

Camel Beach (Deve Plaji) is one of the most well-known and beloved beaches in Bodrum. Formerly known as Kargi Cove, Camel Beach enchants with its magnificent sea and sandy shore. A popular stop for day boat tours, this beach attracts a surge of both local and foreign tourists every summer. In this article, we'll tell you all about Camel Beach and answer any questions you may have.

Located in the westernmost part of Ortakent Yahshi region in Mugla’s Bodrum district, Camel Beach got its name from the camels that used to lie on its sandy shores and the camel wrestling matches held here. When you visit, you can see the camels and even take a ride on them along the beach. Besides its famous camels, this beach also stands out for its crystal-clear sea and sandy shore. The sea is so clear and clean that it resembles an aquarium, allowing you to spot fish while swimming. Additionally, the sea is calm and not too deep, making it a favorite spot for families with children and novice swimmers. With its sandy bottom, Camel Beach allows you to comfortably enter the sea without water shoes, and the entirely sandy coastline also provides an opportunity for children to play in the sand.

What to Do at Camel Beach?

At Camel Beach, besides enjoying the sea, sand, and sun, you can also indulge in water sports such as parasailing, sailing, and windsurfing. Additionally, you can take a stroll along the shore. You can find food and drinks at the restaurants, cafes, and buffets on the beach.

Camel Beach is a paid beach, with a fee of around 300 Turkish Lira, which may vary annually. The beach provides parking, sun loungers, umbrellas, showers, changing rooms, platforms, and toilets.

It's worth noting that the sea is particularly beautiful here in the morning and during times of fewer crowds. If you plan to visit the beach, it's recommended to choose morning hours.

How to Get to Camel Beach?

The distance from Bodrum center to Ortakent-Yahshi is 16 kilometers. You can reach here by both sea and land... If you're driving, you'll need to follow the signs to the left towards Turgutreis. Minibuses also operate here during the summer, but the journey may take a bit longer.

From Milas-Bodrum Airport, it's about 50 kilometers to Camel Beach. If you don't have a car or prefer not to drive, you can rent a chauffeured vehicle. This way, you can have a more comfortable, faster, and luxurious journey. Additionally, with professional drivers who know the road and the area well, you can reach this beach more safely.

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