Datça Peninsula

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The Datça Peninsula is a scenic, narrow landform in southwestern Turkey known for its rugged coastline, clear Aegean and Mediterranean waters, and tranquil seaside towns.

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Datça Peninsula canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
peninsula
administrativeCenter Datça
climate Mediterranean climate
contains Datça
Hayıtbükü
Kızlan
Mesudiye
Old Datça
Ovabükü
Palamutbükü
Reşadiye
linked to: Reşadiye District
country Turkey
famousProduct almonds
olive oil
thyme honey
hasActivity diving
hiking
sailing
swimming
windsurfing
hasCoastlineOn Aegean Sea
Mediterranean Sea
hasFeature narrow shape
pebble beaches
rocky coves
small bays
hasHistoricalSite ancient city of Knidos
linked to: Knidos
knownFor clear waters
natural scenery
relatively low-density tourism
rugged coastline
tranquil seaside towns
language Turkish
locatedBetween Aegean Sea
Mediterranean Sea
locatedIn Muğla Province
southwestern Turkey
near Bodrum Peninsula
nearestMajorCity Marmaris
partOf Turkish Riviera
region Aegean Region of Turkey
linked to: Aegean Region
separates Gulf of Gökova
Gulf of Hisarönü
terminatesAt Knidos
tourismType eco-tourism
slow tourism
yacht tourism
vegetation maquis shrubland
pine forests

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Muğla Province contains Datça Peninsula
Datça locatedIn Datça Peninsula
Marmaris near Datça Peninsula
Gulf of Gökova hasCoastOn Datça Peninsula