Resumen
Uçmakdere es una antigua aldea griega del distrito de Şarköy, en Tekirdağ, que ha conservado tanto su trazado como su forma de vida. Su cercanía a İstanbul le trae muchísimos visitantes.
Se sitúa entre el verde de las montañas de Ganos y el azul del Mármara, y lo que ofrece son los productos de la aldea y la propia vida aldeana. La colina que la domina se utiliza como zona de despegue; las islas del Mármara quedan enfrente, y una empinada pista sube desde la carretera principal hasta la cima.
Cómo llegar
- Acceso
- Ucmakdere is about 30 km from Tekirdag. Coming from Istanbul on the old D100 road, drive through Silivri and Kinali to Tekirdag, turn left for Kumbag at the last set of lights on the way out of town, then follow the signs for Naip, Mermer and Yenikoy, keeping left at both forks; the asphalt ends at Yenikoy and a gravel track runs the rest of the way, with the Marmara islands ahead of you. The take-off ramp is on the hill to the right, up a short steep dirt road. Staying on the gravel track instead takes you downhill for some 3 km to a dirt road dropping away on the left, which reaches the landing ground at Ayvasil on the shore. From Izmir or Canakkale, follow the E84 to Sarkoy and continue through Murefte.
Cuándo ir
- Clima
- Across Tekirdağ as a whole, monthly mean temperatures run from 4.9 °C in January to 23.9 °C in August; the mean stays between 15 and 25 °C in May, June, July, August, September and October; rainfall is heaviest in December (79 mm) and lightest in August (15 mm). Long-term means for 1940-2025 from the Turkish State Meteorological Service (MGM).
