Fatih Canozu's childhood experience of encountering a foreigner at age seven in remote Kabak Bay hinted at the region's future in tourism. Over the years, he established a restaurant and tourist cabins, marrying a foreigner and raising a family there. His efforts to minimize environmental impact led him to design cabins using wood and stone. Kabak beach is known for its unique blend of cultures, serving as a refuge for visitors seeking alternative vibes while reflecting the hard work of his family through their flourishing olive garden.
Fatih Canozu's journey began at age seven as he planted onions in the remote Kabak Bay, eventually evolving into a tourism success with a restaurant and cabins.
The transformation of Kabak Bay from a secluded village to a tourist destination reflects the impact of roads, enabling access and attracting visitors to a once-isolated region.
Canozu's Olive Garden includes 200 to 300 olive trees, symbolizing his family's hard work, and his environmentally sensitive design for cabins and an infinity pool showcases his commitment.
Kabak beach has become a meeting point of diverse cultures, where hippies and families coexist, illustrating the area’s blend of alternative lifestyles and traditional values.
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