Domuz Adası (Pig Island) popularly named after wild boards which once inhabited the islands.

Named after a famous painter and poet. Bedri Rahmi Eyuboglu (1911 - 1975) who was one of the first to travel the Blue Voyage in the 1950s. Blue Voyage refers to Turkey's southwestern coast along the Aegean and Mediterranean seas. During his visit to Tasyaka Bay in 1974, he painted a fish on a huge rock. This unique painting also hides 6 animals. Can you spot them? Since then the bay was renamed 'Bedri Rahmi Bay'.

Binlik Bay otherwise known as Thousands Bay is one of the more secluded bays you will be visiting. A great spot for swimming, snorkelling or relax. 

Boynuzbükü (Bent Horn) comprise of 12 islands. The area surrounding the bay is covered in pine trees and green slopes. You can also witness fresh fruits and vegetables grown in the local gardens. Try water sports if you are feeling adventurous!

According to legend, Mark Anthony, a Roman soldier, built a Roman Bath for Cleopatra, the last pharaoh of Eygpt. The bath was built here because of a thermal water source from a nearby lake crater. Beneath the turquoise water you can witness the remnants of the ancient bath from thousands of years ago.

Göbün Koyu ıs an enclosed cove which can only be accessed by small boats. Here you can find sandy bays and underwater demolished walls from the ancient settlements. If you have time, don't forget to climb up for a panoramic view and witness ruins from the Roman period.