Gizli Liman, Secluded beach in İmbros, Turkey
Gizli Liman is a beach on the island of İmbros stretching about 750 meters along the coast with a mix of sand and small pebbles. Pine forests line the shore, creating a natural border between the water and the land.
The beach belonged to the ancient settlement of İmbros and has remained largely natural through the centuries. Coastal conditions here have changed little despite the island's long history.
Fishing boats from nearby villages still operate in these waters, where local communities have worked the sea for centuries.
Sunbeds and umbrellas are available to rent during the warmer months, and small food and drink stands operate along the beach in summer. The setting remains simple and underdeveloped, which suits visitors looking for a quiet spot.
This beach sits at Turkey's westernmost point and offers views toward the İnce Burun headland. Few sandy stretches in the Aegean remain as undeveloped as this one.
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