The park was built on artificial land reclaimed from the Marmara Sea, extending the shoreline significantly.
It is part of a massive coastal project that includes thousands of trees and vast areas of greenery integrated into the city infrastructure.
The site is intentionally designed to act as a noise buffer between the busy Rıhtım Street and the seafront.
The park serves as a hub for local rowing and sailing sports due to its direct maritime access.
This park is part of the expansive Maltepe Orhangazi City Park, one of the largest coastal reclamation projects in the world. It serves as a linear green space stretching along the Marmara Sea coastline in the Maltepe district of Istanbul. The park features extensive paved paths for cycling and jogging alongside specialized exercise zones and children's playgrounds. It provides uninterrupted views of the Princes' Islands across the Sea of Marmara. The area is designed to integrate large-scale recreational facilities directly into the seaside urban fabric. Extensive landscaping includes native flora and manicured grass lawns used for social gatherings and picnics.
The edge of the pier overlooking the Marmara Sea with the Princes' Islands visible in the background.
Bring a portable picnic mat as designated seating can become sparse during peak weekend hours.
Check local wind conditions, as the coastal location experiences strong gusts that can impact temperature significantly.
Utilize the bike rental stations located near the park entrances to cover the extensive length of the grounds efficiently.
Attempting to walk the entire length of the coastal park on foot without planning for a return route, as the park is several kilometers long.
