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Nursey_panda28
Jul 10th, 2022

ventured down to Içmeler beach while staying very local to it. Pleasantly found that our hotel had some reserved loungers on the beach, as did other hotelsnot sure how use of these are monitored as no staff around.
Beach is nice, theres a lovely promenade we walked down on a few evenings, hotels and bars with live music and ice cream vendorsnice evening walk.
There are water sports available on the beach; we did a ride on big mabel and jet skis for 15 minutes and rented a speed boat with one of the vendors at the end of the beach near the harbour. The jet skis and mable were good, had to wait for about 40 minutes for the jet skis as think the share the use of these with other vendors but both were good experiences.
I personally would not recommend renting the speed boat experience. We rented for 2 hours and got a third free. They gave us basic instructions and sent us on our way, telling us if we came across the coastguard to tell them we had borrowed the boat not rented (very insistent about this). We were in a boat called the "Deniz dickle", which was described to us as very good, can drink and have our own music, sunbathe and jump off the front once anchored up. The experience we got was shoddy; the boat was older and dirty inside, and the windscreen was scratched and cracked within an inch of its useful life. Should have probably demanded a different boat but went anyway. After about 8 minutes became clear the windscreen is actually dangerous hinderance to safe use and when we tried to drop anchor (which was more of a grapling hook than an anchor) could not get the blumming thing to anchor in, boat kept moving around and on a couple of occasions came very close to the shallows. Was not the relaxing and fun experience we had imagined. On return mentioned the anchoring difficulty and the owner indicated it was our issue and happily ignored our complaints.
At least we know to rent a car next time and not a speed boat.

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Richard E
Jul 26th, 2020

The last review I read before writing this awarded this beach one star and described it as like a builders yard. What utter rubbish!
There is avery small area at the Marmaris end which is a bit stony, but this represents a fraction of one percent of the beach. It is not soft sand, it is a bit gritty, but this is common to many beaches.
There are thousands of sunbeds, all are owned by the various hotels and restaurants along the beach front, and the majority are happy to let you use them as long as you buy a drink or snack. There are a minority which impose a charge, just avoid them, most do not. There are also sections of public beach, bring your own chair or just lay out you towel.
Water sports are up and running, you can get water taxis to Torunc or Marmaris from the stone jetty about centre of the beach. There are various points at which you can book boat trips, I booked with Deniz whose kiosk is just beside the jetty, very friendly and helpful.
Walking along the beachfront you do not have to wear a mask, although some do. It is a very popular place for an evening stroll, and although the tourist trade is just getting underway, there are plenty of places to stop off for a refreshment

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Jonno
Feb 12th, 2020

This is one of the very worst beaches I have been on. The ground feels like a builder's yard and is very uncomfortable underfoot. The worst thing though was watching boats returning from day trips and seeing them empty what could have been anything into the water. This could have been toilets, could have been bilge water but whatever it was it ended my time of heading to the beach. I enjoyed my time in Icmeler (see separate review for the Fortuna) and may well return some time. If I do, I will never go back to this beach and I cannot recommend it to anyone.

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stephenpepperday
Sep 4th, 2020

This is a great beach..the section we used was connected to our hotel so was clean..
The beach is shingly but no problem for me my wife wore sea shoes so no problem for her either..the sea is sectioned off for safety it was calm and the warmest sea ive been in for yearsjust keep moving in the sea and the little fish wont nip youour sunbeds were free but cheap enough to rent

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Subsambhi
Sep 7th, 2020

We visited last month Aug 2020..most hotels have their own private beach..some are golden sand and some are made up of sharp sand.
There are also public beaches all beaches are manned by a life guard and are clean

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682Joanne
Jun 19th, 2022

We took a water taxi from the central Marmaris marina, and paid TRY150 for 2 people one way to the beach area of Icemeler. What we saw of this beach is that it’s a thin, narrow, small, stoney beach; nothing spectacular. We walked through the town area alongside water canals where smaller boats were moored; very pretty & a tiny bit like Venice. We caught the Dolmus back to Marmaris city centre, which cost TRY24 for 2 people.

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Marie D
Oct 23rd, 2020

You can enjoy a lovely walk along this beach, that naturally sweeps along giving an interesting meander. Even the sand grains slightly change as you walk along. You can choose to walk alongside and avoid the sand if you wish. You can also sunbathe right up to where the sand meets the sea. My only bugbear is the constant pestering from staff at the sea front restaurants wanting your attention and insisting you eat or drink there. They behave almost offended by a polite “no thanks”

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TheSpencers71
Sep 29th, 2023

A lovely beach, fine shingle, not sandy, that didn't bother us, though. Have a walk a long the promanard and you can find somewhere best for you. There are some parts that are packed in, like sardines, and lots of other areas that are more spaced out. Most of the bars along the seafront have their own sunbeds and if you eat and drink with them you can have access to their WiFi, showers and alot of them offer a free ride back to your hotel. There is a part of the beach that is free but doesn't offer any shade for your little ones, we came mid-September, and we had temperatures of nearly 40 degrees, so be mindful. The views are amazing, lots of boat trips you can go on. Water sports are available too. We used the sunbeds at Babam, and the food was lovely, service to your sunbed so you can just relax. Lovely relaxing day.

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Kevin B
Jul 3rd, 2022

Lots of private sun beds owned by the bars and restaurant are free but you have to buy all your food and drinks off them.Or there is Alex`s which is 150tlr for 2 beds all day.And go for food/drink anywhere you choose or BYO.

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vinnie v
Apr 17th, 2023

They are building qnd making new roads people moaning but its a start of the season so they are preparing for the summer. It hasn't spoilt icmeler but some people think they are special and deserve builders to stop just for them lol

If you wanted shopping on your doorstep then choose marmaris resorts if you want close by shopping and more peaceful area choose lotus hotel or hotels directly at icmeler.

If you hate road works or fact that these Turkey resorts are getting bigger I suggest you don't bother coming here

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Hotels near Icmeler Beach:

  • (0.12 mi) Hotel Aqua
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Restaurants near Icmeler Beach:

  • (0.04 mi) Coco Beach Restaurant
  • (0.04 mi) B & S Restaurant
  • (0.12 mi) Cupid's Steak House
  • (0.06 mi) Pier 15
  • (0.04 mi) Babam Restaurant
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Attractions near Icmeler Beach:

  • (0.06 mi) Simons Diamonds
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  • (0.10 mi) Club Ace
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