Şarköy is a beach town and district of Tekirdağ Province in Turkey’s Thracian region, located on the north coast of the Marmara Sea. The longest beach in Turkey and the 12th longest beach in the world are both in Arköy. Formerly unclean, the beach has been cleaned up and received a blue flag in 2006. The 60 kilometers of coastline in the area is used for tourists, fishing, and prawn fishing.

With its villages and different residential areas, Şarköy is a region that fascinates its visitors. When you are here, you start to see all the warmth and pleasure-oriented lifestyle of Thrace. It is best known for its vineyards, winemaking, and olive groves. The people of this region know how to enjoy life for centuries. Şarköy has witnessed many different periods from ancient times to Byzantium. Intertwined cultures have added different tastes, lifestyles, and habits to each other. It renews all your energy with its beaches, scenic hills, vineyards, and olive groves. Therefore, Şarköy offers an experience that you cannot get enough of with its natural and historical richness.

WHERE IS ŞARKOY AND HOW TO GET THERE?

When we head east, to Thrace, from Istanbul, Şarköy is placed in the south. A charming town on the shores of the Marmara Sea. If you prefer to drive, it takes about 2.5 hours. If you prefer the bus, it is approximately 3.5 hours. If you are going to Şarköy by private vehicle, do not miss eating meatballs at Tekirdağ meatball restaurants on the way.

ŞARKÖY CENTER

Şarköy is one of the most popular touristic routes in this region with its center and surrounding historical villages. In the center of the town, there is a large square and a cute street. Along this street, you will come across various cafes, shops, ice cream shops, pubs, and restaurants. We recommend that you meet the friendly people of Şarköy an...

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