Full Description & Details
Bogurtlen Korfezi is an anchorage located in Mersin Korfezi, along the Turkish Aegean coast between Ayvalık and Kusadası. The bay offers depths of 7 to 10 meters with a sandy bottom, providing good holding for anchoring. It is part of the Cesme Kultur ve Turizm Koruma ve Gelisim Bolgesi, a protected area that includes Bogurtlen Island and Zeytineli Bay.
The surrounding region is known for its natural beauty and historical sites, such as the ancient city of Erythrai. The anchorage is exposed to strong gusts when the Meltemi wind blows, so caution is advised during such conditions.
How to get there
Navigational approach to Bogurtlen Korfezi is typically from the west, entering Mersin Korfezi. The bay is situated near Bogurtlen Island, which serves as a reference point. Mariners should be aware of the strong gusts associated with the Meltemi, which can affect maneuvering.
There are no specific VHF channels or detailed waypoints provided in the sources. The nearest marina is Port Alacati Marina, located approximately 1 km away, offering facilities and services. For land access, the town of Alacatı is nearby, and the region is accessible by road from Izmir.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the depth and bottom condition at Bogurtlen Korfezi?
The anchorage has depths ranging from 7 to 10 meters, with a sandy bottom providing good holding.
Are there any hazards to consider when anchoring at Bogurtlen Korfezi?
Strong gusts can occur when the Meltemi wind blows, so it is important to monitor weather conditions and ensure your anchor is well set.
Is Bogurtlen Korfezi part of a protected area?
Yes, it is within the Cesme Kultur ve Turizm Koruma ve Gelisim Bolgesi, which includes Bogurtlen Island and Zeytineli Bay.
What nearby marinas or facilities are available?
Port Alacati Marina is approximately 1 km away, offering berthing and services. The town of Alacatı is also nearby for supplies and provisions.
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