"It's known as the Blue Lagoon, and the moniker is apt — the bay is so richly colored it almost doesn't look real. The bay and surrounding forest are nature preserves with secret beaches, so it's unsullied and free of the overdevelopment that characterize many Turkish resort towns. Thankfully, it still has the necessary amenities (bathrooms, showers, cafés) to make your visit more comfortable. The place is a top spot for paragliders thanks to nearby Mount Babadağ, and the lagoon's excellent visibility is ideal for snorkelers and scuba divers." - Travel + Leisure Editors