The Shepherd's Castle

Located on a dominant hill on the 15th kilometre of the Anamur-Gazipasha road in a thickly wooded area on the left by the sea, the Shepherd's Castle has a plan consisting of many rooms surrounded by a large courtyard. Located on a dominant hill in a densely wooded area by the sea at a distance of one kilometre on the left, the Shepherd's Castle has a plan consisting of numerous rooms surrounded by a large courtyard. Within the courtyard, long rectangular window applications provide mobility in the walls. The two-story structure creates a Gothic effect with its high walls. The structure, dating from the 16th and 17th centuries, must belong to an Ottoman nobleman. The centuries-old structure must belong to an Ottoman nobleman.