Full Description & Details
Bozburun Marina lies in a small fishing village on the western coast of the Bozburun Peninsula, facing Datca and the Greek island of Symi. The harbour serves as a key stop on Blue Cruise routes and accommodates private yachts from around the world. The naturally sheltered bay provides good protection, though strong southerlies can cause discomfort. The bottom is sand and mud with good holding.
The marina has capacity for 125 boats. Quays surround the port with no laid moorings; yachts berth stern-to or bows-to where space permits. Considerable depths exist at the head of the harbour. An alternative anchorage lies just east of the harbour. Water and electricity connections are available at the docks, and fuel is supplied by truck-tanker. The facility includes showers, WC, laundry, Wi-Fi, and wastewater collection services. A fish market operates within the harbour area.
Bozburun Marina is a port of entry where immigration formalities can be carried out; authority offices are located around the port. The village offers restaurants, cafes, fish restaurants, supermarkets, shops and markets within walking distance. Technical services are coordinated through regional partners, and the marina provides wintering and seasonal maintenance. The facility includes a helipad and fuel station for operational needs.
The marina is approximately 50 minutes from Marmaris centre, 1 hour 50 minutes from Dalaman Airport, and 2 hours 30 minutes from Bodrum Airport. The location is 15 km from the reef known locally as the aquarium. The area experiences a mild climate year-round and serves as a gateway to Hisaronu Gulf, Selimiye, Sogut, Orhaniye bays, and routes to Datca, Symi and Rhodes.
How to get there
All approaches to Bozburun Marina are straightforward. The outer breakwater extends 200 metres and the inner breakwater 82 metres. The outer breakwater lighthouse is located at 36°41'29.1"N 28°02'32.3"E with a red fixed flashing character, 5-metre focal plane, 3-metre tower height and 5-nautical-mile visibility range.
The inner breakwater lighthouse is at 36°41'27.7"N 28°02'34.3"E with identical characteristics. Call the harbour on VHF channel 16 using the call sign "bozburun marina"; an attendant will direct vessels, usually to berth side-to or stern-to where space is available. Pay attention when easing chain as anchors often tangle between craft on opposite quays.
Bozburun is reached by road from Marmaris, approximately 40 km along a curvy coastal route on the western side of the Loryma Peninsula. The village is accessible from Dalaman Airport in 1 hour 50 minutes and from Bodrum Airport in approximately 2 hours 30 minutes. The marina is located in Bozburun Buk, a tranquil area away from heavy boat traffic.
Immigration formalities can be completed at the authority offices around the port.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many berths does Bozburun Marina have?
Bozburun Marina has capacity for 125 boats.
Can I complete immigration formalities at Bozburun Marina?
Yes, Bozburun Marina is a port of entry where immigration formalities can be carried out. Authority offices are located around the port.
What VHF channel does Bozburun Marina monitor?
Bozburun Marina monitors VHF channel 16. The call sign is "bozburun marina".
What facilities are available at Bozburun Marina?
Bozburun Marina provides water and electricity connections, showers, WC, laundry, Wi-Fi, wastewater collection, and fuel supplied by truck-tanker. A fish market operates within the harbour.
What protection does Bozburun Marina offer?
Bozburun Marina offers good shelter in a naturally protected bay, though strong southerlies can be uncomfortable.
Can I stay overnight at Bozburun Marina?
Yes, Bozburun Marina offers year-round mooring and overnight accommodation.
How far is Bozburun Marina from Marmaris and the nearest airport?
Bozburun Marina is approximately 50 minutes from Marmaris centre, 1 hour 50 minutes from Dalaman Airport, and 2 hours 30 minutes from Bodrum Airport.
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