Full Description & Details
Dikili Limanı is a working commercial port on the eastern shore of Dikili Bay that allocates limited space for visiting yachts. The facility was transferred to private operation in 2003 and primarily handles cargo including grain, fertiliser, minerals and marble. The harbour is narrow and busy, with depths ranging from 4 to 5 metres. Approximately 6-7 berths are reserved for visiting vessels from outside the local area, while the remainder serves fishing boats and local craft.
Yachts anchor and moor stern-to at the main breakwater quay, directly opposite the Coast Guard station. The harbour is an official port of entry with customs facilities. Water and electricity are available at the quay, and fuel can be delivered by tanker. The fisheries cooperative manages the harbour operations and can be contacted on 0232-671 84 25. Within the harbour area are fish markets, restaurants and tea gardens.
Dikili town provides comprehensive services including hospital, health centre, pharmacies, banks, cargo companies and large shopping centres. A local market operates on Tuesdays near the harbour. Regular ferry services run from Dikili Limanı to Lesbos (Midilli) island. Road access is excellent, with Bergama 28 kilometres away and Izmir 120 kilometres distant.
The port operates loading and unloading services, waste collection and water supply for commercial vessels. Administrative buildings house customs, health authority and marine police offices equipped for rapid processing of formalities. The facility has been upgraded with extended quay length from 72 to 132 metres and width from 9 to 15 metres.
How to get there
Dikili Limanı lies on the eastern side of Dikili Bay. The main breakwater head is marked by a red light (F R 9m 3M). Vessels should contact the fisheries cooperative on 0232-671 84 25 for berth availability before entering the narrow harbour. The Coast Guard station is located directly opposite the main quay where yachts berth.
Dikili town is immediately adjacent to the harbour, providing direct access to all town facilities. Road connections lead to Bergama (28 km) and Izmir (120 km). As an official port of entry, vessels must complete formalities with customs, health authority and marine police located in the administrative buildings within the port area.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many berths are available for visiting yachts at Dikili Limanı?
Dikili Limanı reserves approximately 6-7 berths for visiting vessels from outside the local area, with the remainder used by fishing boats and local craft.
What is the depth at Dikili Limanı?
Depths in Dikili Limanı range from 4 to 5 metres. The harbour is described as narrow and busy.
Can I stay overnight at Dikili Limanı?
Yes, overnight stays are possible at Dikili Limanı. Yachts anchor and moor stern-to at the main breakwater quay.
What facilities are available at Dikili Limanı?
Dikili Limanı provides water and electricity at the quay. Fuel can be delivered by tanker. The harbour area includes fish markets, restaurants and tea gardens.
Who should I contact for berth information at Dikili Limanı?
The fisheries cooperative manages Dikili Limanı and can be contacted on 0232-671 84 25 for berth availability and harbour operations.
Is Dikili Limanı a port of entry for Turkey?
Yes, Dikili Limanı is an official port of entry with customs facilities, health authority and marine police offices located in administrative buildings within the port.
What navigation mark identifies Dikili Limanı?
The main breakwater head at Dikili Limanı is marked by a red light with characteristics F R 9m 3M.
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