Türkiye's Most Interesting Walking Route: They Cross to the Opposite Island by Walking Through the Sea - Sözcü Newspaper
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In Ayvalık district of Balıkesir, the walking path that forms between Cunda Island and Maden Island during the summer months when the sea becomes shallower attracts the attention of holidaymakers.
In Ayvalık district of Balıkesir, a walking path formed between Cunda and Maden Islands due to the shallowing of the sea is attracting a large number of tourists. While visitors walk through the sea on the 500-meter path, authorities warned about sudden currents.
In Ayvalık district of Balıkesir, a natural walking path of approximately 500 meters, which emerges when the sea becomes shallow in the summer months, attracts the attention of holidaymakers. The article "They cross to the opposite island by walking through the sea on Cunda Island: False Strait becomes a focal point of interest" first appeared on Gezelim.
In Ayvalık district of Balıkesir, a walkable path forms between Cunda Island and Maden Island during the summer months due to the shallowing of the sea. This path, which is highly appreciated by those who see it, attracts many local and foreign tourists to the region.
In Ayvalık district of Balıkesir, the Yalancı Boğaz area, which becomes shallow in the summer, allows holidaymakers to walk through the sea to reach the island. Authorities warn visitors to be cautious of currents and potholes in this area, which attracts attention with its natural beauty.
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