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View All Places ›Liman Restaurant
Liman Restaurant, the apple of the eye of Yalova province and its surroundings, started to provide summer and winter service in 1985, opposite the Çınarcık marina (at its current location), right after its founder, Ali Turan Uçar, returned from Germany. Liman Restaurant is currently run by Erdal Uçar, the son of Ali Turan Uçar, who received culinary training in Germany and gained experience in the profession in various hotels and restaurants abroad and in the country; It continues to offer Marmara's freshest and daily fish varieties, seafood and distinguished meat dishes of world cuisine to its valued guests every day. Liman Restaurant, which has not deviated from its line for many years, continues to host you in its place opposite Çınarcık Marina with its superior service approach.
Ulaş Büfe
Do not leave Çınarcık without eating this döner since 1980. Don't be late, your chances of finding it after 14:00 are very low.
Butterfly Cafe
It stands out with its eye-catching atmosphere and delicious coffee varieties. The venue offers its visitors a comfortable and friendly atmosphere, allowing them to have a pleasant time accompanied by beautiful music. In addition, hookah service and decoration quality were among the other notable features.
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View All Sights ›Erikli Waterfall
Erikli Waterfall Travel Guide: A Paradise Getaway in the Heart of Nature Located within the borders of Teşvikiye Town in Yalova's Çınarcık district, Erikli Waterfall is one of the most popular nature getaways in the Marmara Region. The waterfall flowing through a dense forest covered with chestnut, linden and oak trees; It is a unique route for trekking enthusiasts, campers and those who want to get away from the stress of city life. This natural beauty, located at the bottom of Erikli Plateau, actually consists of two levels, the Lower Waterfall and the Upper Waterfall. Wooden bridges, tiny streams and a lush green nature accompany you along the hiking trail. Where and How to Get to Erikli Waterfall? Erikli Waterfall is approximately 29 km from Yalova city center and 15 km from Çınarcık district center. Transportation by Private Vehicle: If you are coming from Istanbul or Bursa, you need to reach Çınarcık and then Teşvikiye Town via Yalova. By following the signs of Teşvikiye City Forest, you can reach the entrance of the waterfall by climbing the winding and scenic asphalt road for about 6 km. Transportation by Public Transportation: You can come to the town center by using Teşvikiye minibuses departing from Yalova center or Çınarcık, and you can benefit from the taxi or minibus opportunities that go to the plateau during the summer season. What's in Erikli Waterfall? What to do? Erikli Waterfall and its surroundings offer many outdoor activities that you can do all day long: Trekking : You can reach the Lower Waterfall and Upper Waterfall by following the wooden stairs and paths from the entrance of the facility. The track is of light-medium difficulty and offers great shots for nature photography. Camping and Tent Enjoyment: There are special camping areas and recreation areas around Erikli Plateau and the waterfall. The area is very popular for those who want to pitch a tent in the silence of nature. Picnic and Relaxation: You can have a picnic with your family in the middle of the wooden texture at the tables in the Urban Forest and recreation areas. Photography: Especially the yellowing leaves in autumn and the rushing water flow in spring are a great opportunity for photographers who want to take long exposures. Practical Advice & Tips for Visitors Choosing Appropriate Shoes: The paths and stones along the stream may be wet and slippery. It is recommended that you wear non-slip, serrated-soled hiking shoes. Best Visit Time: The spring months (April-May), when the water flow of the waterfall is highest, or the autumn months (October-November), when the color riot is experienced, are the ideal periods to visit. Go Early: On weekends. Since it hosts a lot of visitors during the summer months, choose early morning hours to find a quiet walk and a comfortable parking space. Take Your Garbage with You: In order to protect the natural texture, be sure to put your garbage in your collection bags and throw it in garbage containers outside the area. Other Places to Visit Nearby When you come to Erikli Waterfall, add it to your route. Other nearby natural wonders you can add: Teşvikiye City Forest: Recreational area with suspension bridges and walking paths located right at the entrance of the waterfall. Delmece Plateau: The flat plateau located a little higher for those looking for nature walks and large camping areas. Dipsiz. Lake: Ponds that look like crater lakes, located on the Erikli Plateau route, attracting attention with their mystical atmosphere.
Delmece Plateau
Marmara's Lush Nature Getaway Located in the upper parts of Teşvikiye Town in Yalova's Çınarcık district, Delmece Plateau is one of the most popular nature and camping areas of the Marmara Region with its wide plain surrounded by pine, oak, chestnut and linden trees. Located approximately 800 meters above sea level, the plateau offers its visitors a peaceful escape with its unique clean air, wooden plateau houses and untouched nature. Delmece Plateau, which is flocked by tent and caravan enthusiasts, especially on weekends, is also an ideal route for nature sports lovers with its surrounding ponds, hiking trails and natural spring waters. Where and How to Get to Delmece Plateau? Delmece The plateau is approximately 38 km from Yalova city center and 22 km from Çınarcık district center. Transportation by Private Vehicle: After reaching Teşvikiye Town via Çınarcık, you need to follow the asphalt climbing road in the direction of Teşvikiye City Forest and Erikli Plateau. After passing Erikli Plateau, you can reach the plateau by continuing to climb on a winding but scenic road. Road Condition: The road up to the plateau is generally covered with asphalt; Transportation can be provided by passenger vehicles. However, it is useful to check the road conditions due to heavy rain or snow in winter and early spring. What to do in Delmece Plateau? Main activities you can do in and around Delmece Plateau, which spreads over a wide geography: Camping and Caravan Holiday: The wide and flat areas of the plateau are extremely suitable for setting up a tent or staying in a caravan. Dipsiz. Lake Visit: The Big Dipsiz Lake and The Little Dipsiz Lake , located on the Delmece Plateau route, are must-see places with their mystical atmosphere that looks like a crater lake. Hiking and Trekking: There are trekking routes of different difficulty levels passing through pine forests around the plateau. Mountain Biking and Off-Road: Rough. and forest paths offer very enjoyable trails for mountain bike enthusiasts and off-road enthusiasts. Practical Advice & Tips for Visitors Be Prepared for the Weather: Even if the weather is hot during the day due to the high altitude, the temperature can drop significantly in the evenings. Be sure to take warm clothes and a cardigan with you. Make Your Equipment and Shopping Beforehand: Facilities and opportunities are limited in the plateau. Get your food, drinks, basic camping equipment and firewood from Çınarcık or Teşvikiye center. Phone Reception Power: At some points, the phone signal may weaken or be completely cut off. Make your communication plans accordingly. Respect for Nature: Since the areas where you can collect your garbage in the plateau may be limited, carry your garbage bags with you and leave them in the containers below on your return. Other Places to Visit Nearby Places you can visit on the same route to enrich your trip to Delmece Plateau: Erikli Waterfall: Right on the plateau road. The fascinating waterfall and walking track at the bottom. Teşvikiye City Forest: An area where you can spend time with your family with its wooden walking paths, suspension bridges and recreation areas. Çınarcık Beach: Places where you can walk and have dinner on the Marmara Sea coast on your return from the plateau.
Bottomless Lake
The Mystical and Mysterious Natural Wonder of Çınarcık Teşvikiye Located on the fascinating route extending from Teşvikiye Town to Delmece Plateau, Dipsiz Lake takes its name from its dark water, the bottom of which is not visible due to dense vegetation, and the mystical atmosphere surrounding it. This natural structure, hidden in the heart of lush forests, consists of two different ponds, the Big Dipsiz Lake and the Little Dipsiz Lake, approximately 2 km apart. Dipsiz Lake, with its structure free from artificial interventions, water lilies on the water and huge pine and oak trees surrounding it; It is a unique break point for those who want to escape from the city noise, breathe and be alone with nature. Where and How to Get to Dipsiz Lake? Dipsiz Lake is approximately 32 km from Yalova city center and 18 km from Çınarcık district center. Transportation by Private Vehicle: From Çınarcık to Teşvikiye. After reaching the town, you need to start climbing by following the signs for Teşvikiye City Forest and Erikli Waterfall. As you pass Erikli Plateau and move towards Delmece Plateau, Dipsiz Lake appears right on the edge of the route. Road Condition: The road is generally covered with asphalt and can be easily reached by passenger vehicles. However, it is important to remember that it has a winding climbing path due to its high altitude. What to Do in Dipsiz Lake? Dipsiz Lake and its surroundings offer peaceful activities for those who love serenity and nature enthusiasts: Nature Photography: Especially during seasonal transitions, the tree silhouettes reflected on the lake surface and the yellow-red tones of autumn are fascinating shots for photographers. Short Walks (Trekking): You can walk on the paths around the ponds and enjoy the fresh air in the forest. Break on the Erikli - Delmece Route: While passing from the waterfall visit to Delmece Plateau, it is one of the ideal stops to take a breath, listen to the sounds of nature and have a tea/coffee break. Practical Advice for Those Who Will Visit. & Tips Entering the Lake is Dangerous: Since the bottom structure of the ponds is covered with mud and bottom plants, swimming or entering the water is extremely dangerous and prohibited. Suitability for Camping: Since the direct surroundings of Dipsiz Lake are limited and under protection, the nearby Delmece Plateau or Erikli Plateau camping areas are suitable for tent or caravan camping with accommodation. It will be more comfortable for you to choose it. Best Photography Time: The plants covering the water surface in late spring and the riot of colors in autumn are the time periods when the lake looks most aesthetic. Respect for Silence and Nature: In order to protect the ecosystem of the area, be sure to take your garbage back with you and avoid loud sounds that will disturb the natural life. Other Places to Visit Nearby Dipsiz Lake Nearby popular spots where you can complete your trip in the same day: Delmece Plateau: Located a little higher up the lake, the plateau famous for its wide plains and pine-scented air. Erikli Waterfall: The most visited waterfall of the region with its streamside walking lane and wooden bridges. Teşvikiye City Forest: Where you can have a picnic with your family, walking. Recreational area with trails and suspension bridges.
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