Best paid beach clubs on the Princes' Islands near Istanbul
From messages by 3 participants in 1 source · Last activity: 106 days ago
From messages by 3 participants in 1 source · Last activity: 106 days ago
TL;DR
In summer 2026 travelers discussed two paid beaches on the Princes' Islands: Yörükali Plajı and Noya Beach on Kınalıada. Entry to Yörükali Plajı in June was 1,000 TL per person (sunbed, umbrella, showers, changing rooms, a free boat from the Adalar pier). Noya Beach cost 1,000 TL on weekdays and 1,200 TL at weekends, with a pool and a pier, but reviews of it are mixed.
Noya Beach on Kınalıada got a positive review from a participant in late June 2026: entry was 1,000 TL on weekdays and 1,200 TL at weekends. There is a transfer, a pool and music, and you can enter the water from the shore or from a pier. In his words, the place is quite decent, and service depends on which waiter you get.
Another review of Noya Beach (June 2026) was mostly negative. Entry at 1,000 TL per person included a sunbed, changing room, toilet, sea and pool; towels are not provided, and a thin cotton cloth cost 300 TL. Food and drinks were pricey: a cola or Sprite for 200 TL, pizza for 800 TL, fries for 300 TL (though the food was tasty). There was no Wi-Fi, and mostly only the bartender spoke English. The walk from the pier took 20–25 minutes past construction sites and houses; the golf cart runs every half hour and arrived full on the way back. The sea was very cold, with large jellyfish; the shore entry is coarse pebbles, so the pier is the easier way in. The pool was warmer and deep enough, but in the couple's view the beach was not worth 2,000 TL for two — they felt a walk around Büyükada would have been better.
Yörükali Plajı is an option if you want a sandy beach. Travelers visited on 19 June 2026: entry was 1,000 TL per person, including a sunbed, umbrella, showers and changing rooms. The beach was clean, the music was quiet, and there is a water slide and a bar. A free boat runs to the beach from the Adalar pier.