Turunc is a lively rural settlement on the south-western tip of Anatolian mainland blessed with 1000 meters stretch of world famous coastline with clear waters and beach armoured with sugary sand,pebbles and small to medium sized cobbles.
The village is located on the east of Bozburun Peninsula,lying literally at the end of the mountain road.The captivating beauty of the Aegean stretch for miles in the east and while the other three sides are surrounded by high and steep mountains,giving stunning views to the sea.Wonderfully slow paced rhythm accompanied by rural lifestyle make Turunc Malmen a great destination for regenerating vacation; whether you relax at the beach or stroll round the village.
The peak holiday season in Turunc generally runs from late June to early September, when the weather is at its warmest, sunshine hours are at their highest and schools are closed for the summer break.
Shoulder Season: May to June and September to October
If you prefer quieter beaches, milder temperatures and a more relaxed atmosphere, the shoulder season is an excellent time to enjoy your holiday at Turunc Malmen. These months also offer warm sea temperatures and pleasant conditions for swimming, sightseeing and outdoor activities.
2026 Typical Monthly Sea Temperature Guide
Sea temperatures shown below are approximate seasonal averages and may vary depending on daily weather conditions, wind and sea currents.
April > Average sea temperature: 17.3°C (approximately 17°C to 18°C)
May > Average sea temperature: 19.9°C (approximately 18°C to 21°C)
June > Average sea temperature: 21.8°C (approximately 20°C to 23°C)
July > Average sea temperature: 25.4°C (approximately 23°C to 27°C)
August > Average sea temperature: 27.6°C (approximately 26°C to 28°C)
September > Average sea temperature: 26.6°C (approximately 25°C to 28°C)
October > Average sea temperature: 24.4°C (approximately 22°C to 27°C)
