You will come across lots of tiny coves during your trip to Küdür. The Bahçe cove, Dutlu cove, Alaca cove and the Tilkicik cove are anly four of these stunning coves. The cacti, as well as the bougainvillea  will greet you during your trip. The cacti are not excluded due to their thorns; they all take a sunbathe lying on the sides of the houses. An orange like fruit, the prickly pear, is among the favourites of the Yalikavak folk. When you reach the Boğaz (Straist) location, you may see a boat setting of to sea from the shipyard. And now let’s visit Paşa Limanı…

Here it is… Paşa Limanı; with its steep island amidst the bay. The sandy beach starts after the tinder-like, interesting vegatation ends. The dark blue waters stretch towards the horizon and amidst this blue bead lies Karga Island! Once you dig the soil a little, even with your feet, you will come across remnants of amphorae. Here history is a part of every day life. There lies a drinking trough carved on a Stone at the sohere. Who knows, maybe once it was a fishgarth, in which fish were stored? And a little bit further on you will come across the remnants of a conical roof, which was obviously once used as an oven. Who knows, maybe the amphorae were heat treated in it.

Now raise you head little bit. Will see a small dolmen amidst the moquis. Why did they construct dolmens? Were they tombs or did they take shelter underneath them? Or were the dolmens big dinner tables? Continue your trip along Paşa Limani. As you proceed you will witness breathtaking coves embroidering one side of the road. The coves ara embraced with trees thanks to conservation studies. Look at the sky! It is possible to see a falcon or a feather-legged sparrow hawk. Rock doves and partridges are all around. Do not be surprised to see very distinct species of birds that one can usually only see in documentaries; this is normal in Küdür, as well as in the entire Yalıkavak region.

Now raise you head little bit. Will see a small dolmen amidst the moquis. Why did they construct dolmens? Were they tombs or did they take shelter underneath them? Or were the dolmens big dinner tables? Continue your trip along Paşa Limani. As you proceed you will witness breathtaking coves embroidering one side of the road. The coves ara embraced with trees thanks to conservation studies. Look at the sky! It is possible to see a falcon or a feather-legged sparrow hawk. Rock doves and partridges are all around. Do not be surprised to see very distinct species of birds that one can usually only see in documentaries; this is normal in Küdür, as well as in the entire Yalıkavak region.