A cheerful seaside landmark that perfectly captures İzmir’s coastal charm! 🐬🌊 The Dolphins Statue (Yunuslar Heykeli) is one of those small but joyful sights that make a walk along the İzmir coastline memorable. Located along the Kordon in Alsancak, it’s a favorite photo spot for locals and tourists alike. The sculpture of dolphins leaping gracefully toward the sky fits perfectly with the sea breeze, palm trees, and open horizon — a true symbol of freedom and joy.
I stopped here during an evening walk, and the scene was magical — children playing, couples taking pictures, and the sunlight reflecting off the metal surface of the statue as the sea sparkled behind it. At night, it’s softly illuminated, adding a touch of beauty to the promenade.
📍 Travel Info & Tips:
Best Time to Visit: Late afternoon or sunset for the best light and ambiance.
Entry Fee: None — it’s part of the public promenade.
Precautions: The area can get crowded in the evenings; watch your step near the sea edge.
Setback- some water was flowing and there was risk for slipping for especially for kids and elderly. Request administration to careful about it.
Overall: It’s not a huge attraction, but it’s a beautiful symbol of İzmir’s joyful, seaside soul. A perfect little stop for photos, reflection, and that feeling of peace only the Aegean...
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