Guzelyalı Yat Limani

(Güzelyalı Yat Limani)

Guzelyalı Yat Limanı is a marina in Guzelyalı Burgaz, Mudanya, Turkey, planned to accommodate 277 yachts.

277

Berths

yes

Overnight Stay

Coordinates

40.3560° N, 28.9303° E

Full Description & Details

Guzelyali Yat Limani is a marina and fishing harbour at Guzelyali Burgaz, in the Mudanya district of Bursa province, on the southern shore of the Sea of Marmara. The facility combines a yacht marina with a fishing boat harbour, and the surrounding area is a working waterfront with a public meeting space. The marina has been the subject of a legal dispute between the Mudanya municipality and the Bursa metropolitan municipality over who has the right to operate it, with a court ruling in 2025 that the transfer of the yacht marina operation to BURULAS was unlawful. A larger redevelopment project, including a boatyard and haul-out area, has been proposed by the Bursa metropolitan municipality and was presented to local residents in 2024, but the current status of that project is not confirmed.

The marina provides 277 berths for yachts, with additional space for around 280 fishing boats, and the total capacity can exceed 300 vessels when outer berths are included. Yachts up to 40 metres in length can be accommodated. Overnight stays are permitted. The harbour is classified as a marina in navigation charts, and it does not have a sanitary dump station. Holding is not described in the available sources, so skippers should plan to anchor or moor according to local conditions.

Facilities at Guzelyali Yat Limani are not detailed in the sources. The proposed redevelopment project includes parking, walking paths, green areas, cafes, restaurants, and rest areas, but these are part of the future plan and not confirmed as currently available. The marina is operated as part of the larger harbour complex, and the legal dispute over its management may affect services, so it is wise to confirm current operations before arrival.

Safety notes are limited. The marina is on the Marmara Sea, which can experience strong winds and short seas, so skippers should check weather forecasts. The best season for cruising in this region is typically late spring through early autumn. There are no specific restrictions mentioned in the sources, but the ongoing legal and administrative situation may affect berth availability or fees. Contact the harbour office directly for the latest information on berthing and services.

How to get there

Approach Guzelyali Yat Limani from the Sea of Marmara, heading toward the southern coast near Mudanya. The harbour is at approximately 40.3560 N, 28.9303 E. No specific bearing, waypoint, or channel is provided in the sources, so use standard navigation charts and local knowledge. The harbour is marked as a marina on charts, and there is no VHF channel listed, so contact the harbour office by phone or on arrival.

Land access is via the town of Guzelyali Burgaz, which is part of the Mudanya district. The nearest major city is Bursa, about 25 kilometres inland, with road connections to the coast. The nearest airport is Bursa Yenisehir Airport, approximately 60 kilometres away.

Formalities are not described in the sources, so check with local authorities for any entry requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many berths does Guzelyali Yat Limani have?

Guzelyali Yat Limani has 277 berths for yachts, with additional space for around 280 fishing boats, and total capacity can exceed 300 vessels with outer berths.

Can I stay overnight at Guzelyali Yat Limani?

Yes, overnight stays are permitted at Guzelyali Yat Limani.

What is the maximum yacht length at Guzelyali Yat Limani?

Guzelyali Yat Limani can accommodate yachts up to 40 metres in length.

Does Guzelyali Yat Limani have a sanitary dump station?

No, Guzelyali Yat Limani does not have a sanitary dump station.

What facilities are planned for Guzelyali Yat Limani?

A redevelopment project for Guzelyali Yat Limani includes parking, walking paths, green areas, cafes, restaurants, and rest areas, but these are part of a future plan and not confirmed as currently available.

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