Sedir Island

Sedir Island

Sedir Island lies in the Gulf of Gokova, north of Marmaris, and is best known for its beautiful Cleopatra Beach and the ancient city of Kedrai. The island combines clear turquoise waters with an important archaeological site, including an ancient theatre, city walls and the remains of an Apollon sanctuary.

Cleopatra Beach is famous for its distinctive golden sand, a rare natural formation that is protected today. The island's sheltered waters and combination of history and natural beauty make Sedir Island a popular stop on Blue Cruise routes around Marmaris and Gokova.