You can choose Badavut Beach to spend time in a clean sea during your holiday. The camping area, which is approximately 11 km away from Ayvalık town center, manages to impress those who see it with its untouched nature. You can spend time in a magnificent sea reminiscent of an aquarium at Badavut Beach, located in Ayvalık, the pearl of Balikesir. You can reach Badavut Beach, where you will have a pleasant camping stay, both by private vehicle and public transportation. The ease of transportation of the camping area can cause crowds in the summer season. However, you can stay in a quiet area of ​​your choice while making both caravan and tent camping in the region. You can go to Badavut Beach, which is a 5-minute walk from Sarimsakli Nature Park, by regular minibuses departing in the direction of Sarimsakli.

Badavut Beach is located in the Nature Park. In this way, you can access many services such as shower, WC, buffet, restaurant, changing cabin, sun loungers, umbrellas and parking area that you may need during the camp. There is no charge for the entrance and accommodation of Badavut Beach. However, for sunbathing on the beach, you can rent sun loungers and umbrellas for a fee of approximately 100 TL. The proximity of the beach to the center not only provides convenience for needs, but also provides an opportunity for city tours. While staying in tents and caravans on Badavut Beach, you can also make excursions during the day to discover the historical texture of the city. At the same time, there are areas for water sports around the Badavut Beach Camping Area. In this way, you can find the opportunity to try various water sports while enjoying a deep blue sea.

You can explore many activities while staying at Badavut Beach, where you will discover the lush air of nature and the deep blue waves. You can enjoy swimming and diving in the clear sea of ​​the beach. At the same time, you can find suitable areas where you can try angling. If you want to focus on physical activities, you can also try trekking or cycling. Before you set off for Badavut Beach, you should remember that the area is free but the facilities are paid.