As a Remote Travel Place Mazı Relax in your own private bay on the Gulf of Gokova in the Aegean Sea. We recommended an isolated place for your gulet cruise. Mazı is a very peaceful and calm village where is not too far from Bodrum city. It affects people with his untouched nature and fresh air. Mazı has a beautiful and secret bays around.
Is it worth to visit Mazı?
Mazı is a secret bay village located in the east of Bodrum, Turkey. It is the farthest village in the area from the popular resort city of Bodrum. It is located above a secluded cove along the Aegean Sea on the Bodrum Peninsula in southwestern Turkey, and it has a Mediterranean climate.
Construction is not permitted in this part of the Bodrum region. This village still feels very authentic and tranquil and there are only a few guesthouses. The place is a favorite stop point of the private yacht charter. Guests are really satisfied to visit this lovely, isolated village bays. This paradise has the power to hold to time. You are amazed by its exotic green forest and rich blue sea.
Bays Of Mazı
Mazı village is not only an isolated village but also a hidden shore. We recommend you best point of Mazı as a Guletbookers.
Kissebuku is the one of the bay on your Mazı route. Actually, it is not in Mazı but quite close there only 10-15 minute sailing after leaving Bodrum port. Kisebuku very special because the place has a unique natural beach and only able to reach by boat. That is why the place always calm and quiet.
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Çakıllıyalı Bay is not really large but attractive with its turquoise color water. The shoreline comprises of a single hotel with two or three small pensions with a beautiful little garden area. One of the best swim and lunch point of Mazı village.
İnceyalı and Hurma Bays are the second and third bay which together make up one whole separated by small, rocky outcrops. These virgin bays are offering you refresh yourself with its cool and super clean waters. A soft summer breeze touches your skin when you are enjoying your tropical drinks on your deck.
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