Servez Plajı is a scenic beach located in the coastal town of Kıyıkƶy, Turkey, near the Black Sea. Known for its wild and unmanaged nature, the beach is characterized by a beautiful, 3-kilometer stretch of fine, sandy beach. The beach is not heavily frequented, providing a peaceful and tranquil environment for visitors.
The beach is surrounded by rocky terrain and is nestled between two natural sites. Its location allows for a narrow, long, and clean sandy area where visitors can camp during the summer months. The beach is backed by a beautiful forest which provides shade, making it an ideal location for woodland, park, and camping activities. However, visitors are advised to bring their own water and food supplies as there are no amenities such as electricity, water, or markets available within a 15-20 minute vicinity.
Servez Plajı is accessible via a dirt road, approximately 3-4 kilometers from the nearest town. Despite its remote location, the beach is not overly crowded, even on weekends, making it a pleasant destination for family outings. The water at Servez Plajı is warm, clean, and clear, making it ideal for swimming.
In the town of Kıyıkƶy, visitors can find fish restaurants and cafes for day trips, as well as various accommodation options such as guesthouses. However, there are no facilities operating on the beach itself. The beach is also free to access and allows for activities such as barbecuing and camping.
Despite its natural beauty, the beach has been affected by pollution in some areas, with garbage heaps found in the surrounding forest and on the beach itself. Visitors are encouraged to keep the area clean to preserve its natural beauty. There is no specific information about parking facilities at Servez Plajı.
