You can have a quiet and peaceful camping holiday in Beylik Bay, also known as the Sunken Ship Campground, where you can embrace a clear sea. You can spend a secluded and relaxing camping holiday in the Beylik Bay camping area, which is integrated with the theme of silence and calmness. There are naturally formed fine sandy areas in the region. You can sunbathe or enjoy a calm sea on the beach, which is home to a clear sea embraced by soft sands. You can use public transportation or your private vehicle to reach the free Beylik Bay camping area. If you are going to use public transportation while coming to the region, you can choose the minibuses going from Bozcaada center to Ayazma Beach. If you are coming by private vehicle, you have to proceed in the direction of Ayazma road. Before reaching the monastery direction, you can turn left and park your car at a point close to the bay. You have to cover the rest of the way on foot.

There are no facilities around the free Beylik Bay camping area to meet your needs. For this reason, you may have to meet your basic needs such as WC and shower with your own means. You can shop from the facilities you see on the road for your needs such as eating and drinking. You can light a campfire in a quiet and secluded bay where there is no crowd, provided that you are under control. We can say that you will be enchanted by the stars and the sound of the waves as you gather around the campfire at night. Although the beach of the free bay is sandy, there are flat grounds where you can set up a tent. In this way, you can set up your tent in a flat and comfortable area.

In the Beylik Bay camping area, there are beautiful paths where you can take a walk. You can take nature walks on these roads where you will have a unique oxygen. While wandering around Beylik Bay, you will witness a unique view where green and blue merge. You can use your camera to immortalize the moments you discover at the camp, or you can take a pleasant bike ride around. At the same time, you can swim, fish or dive in the clear and calm sea of ​​Beylik Bay.