Gökçeada Welcomed Thousands of Tourists During the Summer Season
Gökçeada, Turkey's largest island, experienced a heavy influx of tourists during the summer season. Over 20,000 visitors were hosted at the surf schools.
Gökçeada, a district of Çanakkale and Turkey's largest island, hosted a high density of tourists during the summer season. Throughout the season, over 20,000 tourists were hosted at the surf schools across the island.
Density During the Summer Season
While the summer season in Çanakkale's Gökçeada district was quite lively, there was a significant influx of visitors that lasted from mid-July until the end of August.
Geographical and Natural Features
Gökçeada, spanning 290 square kilometers as Turkey's largest island, draws attention with its natural beauties such as the Marmaros Waterfall, Peynir Rocks, Salt Lake, and Kuzu Port.
Surf Schools and Sporting Activities
With a total of 7 surf schools on the island—4 at Kefalos beach and 3 at Eşerek beach—sporting activities make a major contribution to regional tourism.
Economic and Touristic Impact
Hosting over 20,000 tourists in its surf schools, Gökçeada provided significant economic gains through accommodation units, restaurants, and sporting activities.