Cleopatra Beach

Cleopatra Beach
Cleopatra Beach, located on Sedir Island in the Gulf of Gokova, is one of the most distinctive beaches along Turkey's Turquoise Coast. Famous for its exceptionally fine, golden sand and clear turquoise waters, the beach forms part of the ancient site of Kedrai and combines natural beauty with a remarkable historical setting.

A visit to Cleopatra Beach can easily be combined with exploring the archaeological remains of ancient Kedrai. The island is home to the remains of its ancient theatre, city walls, agora and the sanctuary of Apollo, allowing visitors to enjoy both the beach and the history of the island in the same stop.

The calm, crystal-clear sea is perfect for swimming and relaxing, while arriving by boat adds to the experience of discovering this special corner of Gokova. Cleopatra Beach is a memorable stop on a Blue Cruise, especially for travellers looking to combine beautiful scenery with ancient heritage.