Photos and information about Moonlight Park and Beach
in Kemer, Turkey

After a day at Moonlight Beach in Kemer,
why not go straight up in the park for dinner?

The park is a quiet area with shady pine trees,
a good place to eat, whether you are alone, you are two or the whole family with the little ones.

The park has also a large water park with slides and a
pool where they has dolphin shows during the summer.

Kemer was the once homeland of the Yörüks, a nomadic Turkomen tribe that spent the hot spring and summer months up on the plateaux of the Topros Mountains, returning to the town before the winter set in.

Yörüks still live in Ayisigi & Yörük Park Kemer but they now prefere a sedentary existence and no longer migrate during the summer.
Examples of the fast disappearing Yörük culture are kept in the area between the port and Moonlight Park.

There Yörük prepare sac börek, a pastry prepared on iron grill.
A small ethnographic museum is also located in the Moonlight Park, spreading behind Kemer Marina, is a pleasant rest and recreational area blanketed by towering cedar and pine trees.

It has a long beach, restaurant's, water land, theater, Dolphinarium, coffeehouses and souvenir shops.
Entrance into the park is free of charge.