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Public beach area. There are picnic tables, toilets, a snack bar, and a kiosk. The beach is large and a good place to take a break.

1013 m long. There are three tunnels in a row. You can't bypass them. Before each tunnel, there's a button you press, and a sign lights up saying "Caution: Cyclists in tunnel."

The water is very pleasant. The beach is freely accessible.

We travelled from south to north and passed four tunnels in this section. However the first three tunnels we could pass around the tunnels by taking the alternative / old road. To take the detour around the second tunnel we had to climb over a barrier, but nothing too hard. We only had to cycle through the last tunnel. But this was not too bad as you can cycle on the trottoir / sidewalk, and there is a descent in this tunnel, making it easier. But be careful as there are holes in the sidewalk. Nothing too bad, the busy road into Antalya was more scary.

Is there a way tò avoid It?

The castle's beginnings date back to Byzantine times

Can't really recommend to ride this section. You can use the sidewalks in the tunnel but be super careful of holes and loose concrete blocks on it. Really annoying to get on the sidewalks before and after the tunnel with heavy bikes though. There's generally a lot and heavy traffic on the way and it goes fast and pretty wreckless compared to other parts of turkey. The side line along the whole section is generally very narrow. If possible avoid this section!

There is a good road side market in Gedelme village to replenish your water flasks. Prices in Canyon fish restaurant are much higher, however this is a great spot to make some photos.