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Yumurtalık Lagoons National Park
About & Visitor Guide
History and General Information / Local Legends and Folklore Yumurtalık Lagoons National Park is a world-class wetland ecosystem protected by the international Ramsar Convention, formed by the alluviums carried by the Seyhan and Ceyhan rivers, the lifeblood of Çukurova, to the Mediterranean over thousands of years. The national park covers a huge area of 16,430 hectares; It consists of Çamlık, Yelkoma and Ağyatan lagoon lakes, salt marshes, freshwater ponds and dune systems. The greatest ecological importance of the national park worldwide; It is home to the largest nesting beaches in the Mediterranean for the globally endangered green sea turtle (Chelonia mydas) and Caretta caretta. It is also a wintering paradise for hundreds of thousands of migratory birds (flamingos, crested pelicans, shelducks, spur-winged plovers). Geographical Structure, Altitude and Natural Features It extends between the Ceyhan River delta and Yumurtalık Bay. Its altitude is between 0 and 3 meters. Tamarisk trees, sea peas, reed beds and sand lilies grow in the lagoon flora where salt and fresh water mix; The mullet, bream and blue crab populations in the lagoons are extraordinarily rich. Visiting Hours, Days and Entrance Fees
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36.6892, 35.6357Yumurtalık Doğal Alanlar & Tabiat Parkları Noktaları
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