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enThe cost of entry to the beaches of Istanbul in 2024
June 4, 2024
In Istanbul this year, the cost of entering the beaches owned by the mayor of İBB and BELTUR, is 60 lire, 30 lire for students and free - for persons over 60 years, disabled and accompanying persons, veterans and war heroes. The entrance is through the turnstiles on the map İstanbulkart.
But the cost of entering the beaches in popular tourist locations will be much more expensive:
Sarıyer: 250 - 750 lire
Şile: 200 - 800 lire
Florya: 500 lire
Sedef Adası: 1000 lire
Büyükada: weekdays of 500 - 600 lire, weekends of 800 lire.
Admission is free of charge:
Menekşe plajı, Selimpaşa plajı, Güzelce plajı, Silivri plajni
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