Swimming Banned on Beykoz Black Sea Coast Due to High Waves

The Beykoz District Governorship has banned swimming along the Black Sea coast within its jurisdiction for Saturday, June 13, 2026. The decision comes as a precautionary measure due to the high wave heights expected along the coastline.

The ban encompasses all beaches and coves that have access to the Black Sea within the Beykoz district. This measure is implemented under the authority of Law No. 5442, which governs provincial administration in Turkey.

Authorities cited the elevated wave heights as the primary reason for the prohibition, emphasizing the potential risks to swimmers. The restriction is set to be in effect for the entire day on Saturday.

This temporary ban aims to ensure public safety and prevent any potential accidents or incidents related to the rough sea conditions. Residents and visitors are advised to adhere to the regulations during this period.

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İlçemiz Beykoz sınırlarında, Karadeniz'e kıyısı bulunan sahiller, plajlar ve koylarda dalga boyu yüksekliği nedeniyle, 5442 sayılı İl İdaresi Kanunu gereğince, 13 Haziran 2026 Cumartesi, 1 gün süreyle denize girmek yasaklanmıştır.