Armutlu Dereağzı Plajı

Armutlu Dereağzı Plajı

Armutlu Dereağzı Plajı extends along the coast of the Sea of Marmara, in the Yalova region of western Turkey. Located about 100 kilometers east of Istanbul, this beach borders a coastal area characterized by coves alternating with rocky formations, typical of the southern Marmara shore. The shore, composed of fine sand, offers a marked contrast with neighboring beaches: 0.6 kilometers to the east is 366 Beach Cafe, while Çakıl Beach Cafe, more frequented and equipped, lies 0.8 kilometers towards the center of Yalova. The beach itself has a gentle profile, with gradual access to shallow water in the first few meters. Unlike the more urbanized areas of the Yalova coast, this sector retains a quiet atmosphere, without massive infrastructure. The fine, slightly grayish-beige sand extends for about a hundred meters before giving way to coastal rocks. The clear waters allow good visibility down to a few meters deep, revealing a sandy bottom dotted with small stones. No lifeguard services are provided on the beach. Access is not arranged for people with reduced mobility. In the immediate vicinity, the 366 Beach Cafe offers food and drinks, while sanitary facilities and parking remain limited on the site itself. The beach does not fly the Blue Flag.