A few notes about Didim campsites

For anyone yearning for an affordable getaway amid nature, Didim’s campsites offer the perfect opportunity for a delightful holiday. Visitors to Didim will find the perfect combination of sea, sun and nature sports — and an ideal destination for escaping the hustle and bustle of city life.
Tips for getting ready to camp and essential items to pack
Didim is conveniently located near Milas-Bodrum Airport, thus your first step is to purchase flight tickets to Milas-Bodrum. The second step is to select the camping site in Didim that best suits your preferences. With no further ado, here’s a step-by-step guide for planning your camping vacation in Didim…
- Do verify whether you need to reserve a place at the campsite and, if so, make the reservation.
- Do stay updated on the weather forecast for your camping trip.
- When you’re packing for your camping trip, make sure that your tent is in good condition and that it is waterproof, if necessary.
- Having the right gear is also essential for a cozy camping experience, so don’t forget to pack sleeping mats, as well as sleeping bags that are appropriate for the season. Do pack extra layers of clothing in case it gets chilly.
- Do remember to pack personal supplies like a toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, shampoo, towels and insect repellent.
- Do pack your emergency supplies, including a basic first-aid kit, flashlights and spare batteries.
Find the best time for camping in Didim
Some say that the best time to head out for a Didim camping trip is during the spring months, when the weather is warmer and there is less chance of rain. Temperatures can rise above 30 degrees Celsius during the summer months so, if you do plan on camping during that time, do take precautions and stay hydrated. No matter what month you’re planning on going camping in Didim, do call the campsite to see if you need to reserve a pitch!
Are campsites in Didim free of charge?
Most Didim campsites charge a fee for the use of basic facilities like electricity, water and toilets. Fees for accommodations such as tents or caravans are determined on a daily or nightly basis.
If you’re planning on setting up your tent in a natural area where you can camp free of charge, we strongly recommend that you check to see if you need a camping permit.
Along those lines, we also remind you that, wherever you’re camping, do maintain the cleanliness of the area and pick up your garbage.
The most beautiful campsites in Didim

Akbük Campsite
Akbük Bay, a highly sought-after destination in Didim, boasts numerous privately-owned camping facilities. There are several campsites to choose from, including Adalin Camping, Azmakbaşı Camping and Karya Beach Camping. Another option is to set up a tent near the sea in Akbük Bay.
Location: Akbük Bay is situated northeast of Didim and about 20 kilometers from the district center. Public transportation is available from the Didim district center to Akbük.
Facilities: Most campsites are equipped with all the necessary amenities to ensure your comfort and convenience. You can expect to find access to hot water, clean toilets, reliable electricity, and dedicated areas for food and beverages.
Fees: There is no fee required to enter Akbük Bay, but there are additional charges for the use of electricity, hot water and internet, as well as access to toilet and shower facilities. You will need to pay for additional amenities like sunbeds and umbrellas on the beach.
Akvaryum (Aquarium) Bay Campground
Location: Akvaryum Bay, a campsite in Didim, is situated in the southern part of the Didim Peninsula. The waters of the bay are calm and clear, and you can see fish swimming — thus its name. You can easily get to Akvaryum Bay by taking minibuses from Altınkum.
Facilities: Akvaryum Bay is a pristine campsite in Didim but it is important to note that there are no facilities for campers or visitors available at this location. You’ll have to bring your own food and water, along with lanterns or other energy/light sources.
Fee: Completely free.
Mavişehir Campsite
Location: Mavişehir, in the westernmost part of Didim, derives its name from the mesmerizingly azure waters of its sea. Known for its serene and tranquil ambiance, Mavişehir is eight kilometers from the city center, setting it apart from other campsites in Didim.
Facilities: Huzur Beach is a terrific place for camping in Mavişehir. In addition the campsite, you’ll find a variety of cafes, restaurants, and markets nearby.
Fee: Admission is free, but there is a fee for utilizing amenities like umbrellas and sunbeds.
Çamlaraltı Bay Campsite
Location: Çamlaraltı Bay in Akbük provides a delightful and serene camping experience amid lush pine trees and a crystal-clear sea.
Facilities: Basic amenities like a shower and a toilet are available. Çamlaraltı Bay is accessible by foot and conveniently located near a market and cafes.
Fee: You can enter the Çamlaraltı Bay camping area — one of the most beautiful campsites in Didim — without paying an entrance fee. There, you can set up a tent by the sea.
Manastır Bay Campsite
Location: Located to the west of the Altınkum region, picturesque Manastır Bay offers a serene, untouched camping experience surrounded by tranquil nature. Given the location, it is probably easiest to get to this campsite via private vehicle. You can rent a car with the benefits of Turkish Airlines.
Facilities: An organization at the campsite offers sunbed and umbrella rentals, as well as toilet facilities.
Fee: Admission to the camping site is free, but there are charges to use the facilities.
Cennet Bay Campsite
Experience a breathtaking sunset at Cennet Bay while enjoying an affordable camping trip. Calm and serene, Cennet Bay has a shallow, clear sea, perfect for a relaxing swim.
Location: The camping area in Cennet Koyu is just outside the center of Didim district but it is easy to reach Cennet Koyu via private car or by taking minibuses from Didim to Martı Sitesi.
Facilities: Cennet Bay, a campsite in Didim, lacks amenities like cabins, sunbeds and umbrellas. Before you head to this camping site, make sure that you have enough food and water, as there are no nearby facilities.
Fee: There are no amenities or facilities and therefore no fees.