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About this place
Located in the Kocaçay Delta, near the point where the Susurluk River meets the Sea of Marmara in Bursa’s Karacabey district, the Karacabey Floodplain Forests are a remarkable wetland ecosystem where water and woodland intertwine. Seasonal rainfall, particularly in winter and spring, floods parts of the forest floor, creating a changing landscape of shallow lakes, reed beds and waterways. Ash, alder and willow trees grow alongside wetlands where water lilies bloom and aquatic wildlife finds shelter. The delta is an important habitat for numerous bird species, including black storks, herons, pelicans and other waterbirds, making it a rewarding destination for birdwatching, nature photography and quiet exploration. The scenery changes throughout the year, with spring often bringing striking views of water spreading beneath the trees. Visitors should stay on designated routes, avoid disturbing wildlife and leave the delicate ecosystem undisturbed. For travellers seeking a different side of Bursa beyond its historic mosques and Ottoman architecture, Karacabey offers an opportunity to experience the region’s rich natural heritage.
- Destination
- Bursa
- Category
- Museums & History
- Address
- Bayramdere, Karacabey Yolu, 16710 Karacabey/Bursa