Marina · Turkey
Last updated: 22 August 2026

Albatros Marina

Albatros Marina is a marina in Sariana, Marmaris, Turkey, offering mooring and dry-standing with 44 wet berths and 150 dry places.

44

Berths

60 m

Max LOA

73

VHF Channel

yes

Overnight Stay

Facilities

Water Electricity Wi-Fi Restaurant Crane

Coordinates

36.8448° N, 28.2865° E

Other Details

Attractions Marmaris town centre / Marmaris Castle
Dining Waterfront bar-restaurant Yacht Club
Provisions Well-stocked market store on site
Town Distance 1500 m

Stay & Contact

Address Sarıana Mh, Mustafa Munir Elgin Blv. No:88, 48700 Marmaris/Mugla
Phone +90 252 412 24 56

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Full Description & Details

Albatros Marina is a private, family-run marina on the northern shore of the Bay of Marmaris, about 1.5 km from the town centre. Established in 1982 and operating since 1991, it occupies roughly 30,000 square metres of land and water. The marina is a compact, village-like facility with a secure harbour location, and it handles both wet moorings and dry-standing storage. It is a working yard as much as a leisure stop, with a charter company based on site.

The marina offers 44 berths on its pier, with a maximum vessel length of 60 metres and a maximum draft of 15 metres. All berths have access to electricity and water. For storage, the yard can hold about 150 boats on the hard, and there is a 20-ton travel-lift for hauling. The holding is in a secure harbour location, and overnight stays are permitted. The marina aims to expand its mooring capacity to 250 boats, but that expansion has not yet been completed.

Facilities include a well-stocked market store on site, a waterfront bar-restaurant called Yacht Club, and a crane. Technical service is available from experienced staff, and the marina has 24-hour security. Wi-Fi is provided. The marina is a member of the Marmaris Chamber of Commerce, the Chamber of Shipping, the Marine Tourism Association, and the Service Exporters Association. Contact is by phone at +90 252 412 24 56 or email at [email protected].

For safety, the marina monitors VHF channel 73. The best season for a stopover is the standard Mediterranean cruising season, from spring through autumn. The marina is close to Marmaris town centre, with its shops, restaurants, and Marmaris Castle nearby. There are no specific restrictions noted in the sources, but the marina is a working yard, so expect some activity around the travel-lift and storage areas.

How to get there

Albatros Marina lies on the northern shore of the Bay of Marmaris. The marina's published coordinates are 36 degrees 50 minutes 38 seconds North, 28 degrees 17 minutes 08 seconds East. Approach from the bay and contact the marina on VHF channel 73 for berthing instructions. The harbour is described as secure, but no specific channel, bearing, or hazard details are given in the sources.

From the land side, the marina is about 1.5 km from Marmaris town centre. The address is Sariana Mah. Mustafa Munir Elgin Bul. No: 88, 48700 Marmaris/Mugla. From the Marmaris bus station, you can reach the marina by mini-bus. The nearest airport is not specified in the sources, but Marmaris is a well-connected resort town with road access.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum length and draft for a boat at Albatros Marina?

Albatros Marina can accommodate vessels up to 60 metres in length and 15 metres in draft.

How many berths does Albatros Marina have?

Albatros Marina has 44 berths on its pier, plus about 150 places for dry-standing storage on the hard.

Does Albatros Marina allow overnight stays?

Yes, Albatros Marina offers overnight, weekly, monthly, and full season dockage for its guests.

What VHF channel does Albatros Marina use?

Albatros Marina monitors VHF channel 73 for communications.

What facilities are available at Albatros Marina?

Albatros Marina has water, power, Wi-Fi, a restaurant, a crane, a well-stocked market store, and a 20-ton travel-lift for hauling.

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