
The islands between Teke Burnu and Taneli Burnu are called "Yedi Adalar" (Seven Islands). The sheltered coves on the eastern side of these islands, each more beautiful than the other, are also known as the "Yedi Adalar" region.
Yedi Ada consists of Göllü Ada in the north and two small islands to its south, and Küçük Ada, Zeytinli Ada, Uzun Ada and Martılı Ada, which are lined up side by side over a 1.6 mile area from northeast to southwest.
Passage between these four side-by-side islands requires caution. The passage between Küçük Ada and Küfre Burnu in the north is clear and easy to pass. This is a bare and small island.
Zeytinli Ada is located 250 meters southwest of Küçük Ada. Near the northern point of Zeytinli Ada, there is a rock above water. Passage can be made by taking this rock into account. Zeytinli Ada is the highest among them. Its southern side has olive groves.
Uzun Ada is located 200 meters southwest of Zeytinli Ada. At the tip of Zeytinli Ada facing Uzun Ada, there is a rock extending into the sea. Passage can be made through here provided attention is paid to this rock. The north of Uzun Ada is bare, with pine trees in the south.
The passage between Uzun Ada and Martılı Ada to its southwest is shallow. Additionally, since there are two more rock groups with 50 cm of water over them, this passage is not suitable for transit. Martılı Ada is a bare, low island with sparse trees. It has a very beautiful beach on its southern shore.
Between Martılı Ada and Taneli Burun 240 meters to its south, except for two pinnacles with 5 meters of water over them in the middle, passage is suitable.
To the east of Yedi Adalar, from north to south, are Küfre Koyu, Babuş Bükü, Uzun Liman, Bekar Liman and Çamaltı coves, which are beautiful and suitable for anchoring. You can access these coves from their respective pages.
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