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918ievag

The castle was closed for reconstruction when we travelled on 28 february 2015. For the parking of bigger car, like our camper, 7 meters McLouis, man ran out of his cafe from the opposite side of the road, showing us this little space in front of the castle. Happy, they are working on this project, thou not many tourists travelling in winter, but we love it!

hristosmos

ıf you see first youcan say they build new wiew magnificent thisyear state made restored in castle onl small place you can visit nex year will ready they inform us

BurArTu

It is the most well preserved castle I have ever seen. Located on the seashore. Was once the popular spot for old-time Turkish action movies.

591elizabethj

Recep, the gardener was a excellent tour guide. What he didn't know about in terms of history he made up on in pointing out great views and wildlife (lizards, turtles and bats). The Castle is awesome, and you have (at your own risk) the freedom to clamber all over it. There is little in the way of safety so be careful, but your care will be rewarded with stunning views. The history is intriguing and I will need to look some of it up now that I'm back home. A must do if you are in the area.

SarahN531

This is the medieval castle I've always imagined, and at only 3 tl per person (and you well may have the place to yourself) it shouldn't be missed. Climb one or more of the turrets for a spectacular view.

cybersuezee

This is a lovely place to visit and explore. It was 3 TL per person and you could wander around as long as you like. The man who sells the tickets is very proud of his gardens outside the castle and loves to talk to visitors - his English is quite good. Sign the visitor book and look at the photos he has collected. There were lots of young turtles swimming in the moat at the castle entrance, and these were interesting to watch.

GaryHPrice

This Castle is the very best I have ever seen. Went there with our Daughter Corrine Rekrut the author of this trip review and her Husband Chris Rekrut.Its everything and more, so I really have nothing to all. It's a must see if in the area.

CorrineR690

This Castle is one of the best I have viewed in this region of Turkey. One being that it has been restored in places, so the outer walls are fully intact, and second it’s somewhat level. Not just cause it’s located at Sea level, but he interior court yard of the castle itself is flat and safe to walk with no obstacles like rubble and holes as most castles in Turkey have. You can still climb stairs around the castle walls and towers for great views and photo ops. If you have the pleasure of visiting the castle alone, the grounds keeper will give you a private tour ensuring you see every nook and cranny. He has limited English but he was still very pleasant and easy to understand, and most of all he’s very patient allowing time for all your pictures and kids to run amuck. He is also very protective and concerned for safety and loves to hold your hand to escort you down skinny corridors or dark stairs.Prior to his tour he will charge you the regular fee of 5Lira each (kids Free). And at the end of our private tour we gave him a large tip and took his picture. The castle has a moat with tons of turtles and frogs. From what we understood; the turtles were shipped in from Indonesia, but then bred with the local Sea turtle population which created the cross breed of turtles living in the moat today. The guide also told us that there were originally 36 cannons in the castle, yet only one remains on display at the entrance. Make sure you sign the guest book and view the photo album of previous guests and older pics of the castle and what the grounds used to look like. The grounds keeper also has a rose garden, but it was not in bloom during our visit. We drove here from Adana and it is well worth the trip, especially if you also add in the local attractions of the Ancient city of Anemurium and Softa Castle. None of us needed to use the restroom during our visit so I am not sure if there are any on site. There was a trailor parked at the entrance which might be bathrooms?

BensTravelingMom

This castle from the 13th century was built right on the sea shore and still has a real moat around it. I visited on a beautiful sunny day and I had the place 100% to myself. Climb up in the tower (be careful of the stairs) for a creepy feeling but awesome views. When the Seljuk's (?) took the castle in the early 1300's, the added a cute little mosque in the outer courtyard, and the mosque has been updated throughout the years (including modern recorded call to prayer now); the juxtaposition of the modern-ish looking mosque within the medieval castle walls is stunning.

bobs151

great castle, the drive to it is fantastic, but take your time the road is dangerous with many curves, but they are putting in a new freeway.

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