Akyaka

Akyaka is a beach front township with its own region in the Ula region of Mugla Province in southwestern Turkey. The town is arranged at the furthest end of the Gulf of Gokova, toward the beginning of the fruitful Gokova plain, and is a rising community for global tourism. It is the principal beach front town experienced on the bustling street from the region focal point of Mugla to the resort focal point of Marmaris. Close-by Sakar Pass is a paragliding spot where the street plunges from a height of 670 m to ocean level in about a pine-clad segment of 12 kilometers along sharp bends. At the base of the slope is the crossing point to Akyaka.

The township of Akyaka is in some cases alluded to as Gokova, after the name of the bay and the plain, while there is additionally an inland township of Gokova neighboring Akyaka, itself of guest's advantage and whose crossing point is marginally further ahead from that of Akyaka toward Marmaris. A significant part of the Gökova plain had been useless for a considerable length of time, until the later half of the 20^th century, and was secured with marshlands ridden with jungle fever. The occupants relinquished their settlements and fields totally amid the long periods of dynamic intestinal sickness and moved to good country levels yayla. The arable land accessible was generally claimed by huge landowners from the locale focus of Ula.