Gazipasa

Gazipasa is a town and region of Antalya Province on the Mediterranean shoreline of southern Turkey, 180 km east of the city of Antalya. Gazipasa is a calm provincial region celebrated for its bananas, oranges and universal airplane terminal of Gazipasa Airport IATA shortkey GZP. Gazipasa area is nearby Alanya toward the west, Sarıveliler toward the north and Anamur toward the east. The locale of Gazipasa remains on a thin piece of drift between the Mediterranean Sea and the high Taurus Mountains rising steeply behind. The remote rough slopes are home to snakes, scorpions and other natural life, for example, deer, rabbits, wild hog, wild sheep and badgers. There is 50 km of coastline, half of which is sandy shoreline and rough stretches with little inlets that can be utilized for swimming.

The shorelines of Gazipasa are utilized as settling grounds by loggerhead ocean turtles. Development is prohibited in these ocean turtle zones. Gazipasa has not encountered the visitor blast of neighboring Alanya but rather there are currently endeavors being made to draw in sightseers to the region by building a yacht marina and a worldwide airplane terminal. Vacation destinations incorporate a few locales from days of yore, caverns, shorelines, the chance to welcome the brilliant Taurus Mountain landscape with mountain strolling or engine visiting.