Badavut Beach
Badavut Plajı
A natural beach west of Sarımsaklı with dunes and pine forest behind it, quieter than the main beach, with clear water that suits swimming and sunset viewing.
Badavut Beach lies at the western end of Sarımsaklı Beach, at the foot of the Devil's Table mountain. It is a fine-sand beach that retains its natural dunes. Development is limited, with a few beach clubs and a free public section. The water is clear and the shallows are wide. On the western side of the beach are an abandoned small tower and a rocky area, which make excellent spots for watching the sunset. The beach is open all day, and the public section is free. From the old town of Ayvalık, take a minibus toward Sarımsaklı and walk from the final stop, or take a taxi for about 20 minutes. It can be scheduled for the same afternoon as the Devil's Table sunset.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Şeytan Sofrası
- Sarımsaklı Beach
- Ayvalık Islands Nature Park
- Cunda Island (Alibey Adası)
- Rahmi M. Koç Museum Cunda (Taksiyarhis Church)
- Ayvalık Old Town
- Saatli Mosque
- Çınarlı Mosque