What are the beach and facilities like at an all-inclusive hotel in Turkey with a waterpark?

The waterpark area has a snack spot, fresh juice bar, and fruit. The hotel also serves gözleme. Daytime entertainment includes yoga, aqua aerobics, fun competitions, and a kids' disco. The grounds are large and green, divided into zones each with its own bar.

Building B is very close to the sea — about 10 metres from the pool to the beach. Building A faces the road on one side and the sea on the other (upper floors have sea views). Early check-in is possible: a room can be given at 10:00 with no extra charge.

The beach is split into two zones: smoking on the left, non-smoking on the right. There are 4 rows of sunbeds under canopies and 4 more under umbrellas. Towel-saving happens, but guests generally find spots.

The pier has a ladder on one side and a jumping platform. Sunbeds and umbrellas are available on the pier. A bridge from the shore makes sea entry easier, especially since the water gets deep just 2 meters from the beach.

The waterpark has 4 slides. Nearby are two extra pools: one just 30 cm deep for toddlers, and one at the base of the slides. The main pool is large with varying depths.

Ice cream is available all day at multiple spots: the main restaurant, the beach bar, and near the waterpark. Free-access fridges with water, juices, and drinks are placed along the path to the beach.

Food quality is generally good, especially baked dishes: eggplant, chicken gratin, veal. Fish tends to be dry but comes with sauces. Daily breakfast includes smoked salmon, strawberries, citrus fruits, and dried fruits (prunes, apricots, figs). Best dessert: tiramisu.

A dedicated kids' table offers salt-free soups and plain porridge. A healthy eating corner has 3–4 steamed or boiled dishes. Sea entry for toddlers is difficult due to immediate depth — use the pier bridge or carry them.

The hotel grounds are compact but cozy: a tennis/basketball court, a stage, and labeled trees like a botanical garden. A huge ficus and blooming magnolias are near reception. Downsides: bathrobes cost extra, housekeeping is mediocre, rooms are dated with creaky floors.