Marina · Turkey
Last updated: 25 August 2026

Port Marmara

Port Marmara is a small marina in the Marmara Sea, south of the island of Marmara, protected by a long breakwater.

60 m

Max LOA

16

VHF Channel

yes

Overnight Stay

Facilities

Restaurant Water Crane

Coordinates

40.5859° N, 27.5583° E

Stay & Contact

Address Okullar, Marmara, Turkey

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Full Description & Details

Port Marmara is a small marina located on the southern coast of Marmara Island in the Sea of Marmara, within the town of Marmara. The marina is sheltered from the south by a long breakwater, providing a calm basin for visiting yachts.

It is a modest facility, suited for cruisers exploring the island's harbors and nearby beaches. The surrounding town offers basic services and a local atmosphere, with the island's interior featuring pine forests and historic villages.

How to get there

Approach Port Marmara from the Sea of Marmara, heading toward the southern shore of Marmara Island. The marina's breakwater is visible from a distance, and the entrance is on the leeward side, protected from prevailing southerly winds.

There are no published hazards in the approach, but mariners should maintain a cautious speed in the harbor area. Contact the marina on VHF channel 16 for berthing instructions and current depth information.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum length overall (LOA) for a boat at Port Marmara?

The maximum LOA accepted at Port Marmara is 60 meters.

What is the maximum depth at Port Marmara?

The maximum depth at Port Marmara is 9 meters.

Is overnight mooring allowed at Port Marmara?

Yes, overnight mooring is permitted at Port Marmara.

What facilities are available at Port Marmara?

Port Marmara offers a restaurant, water supply, and a crane for hauling boats.

Which VHF channel is used by Port Marmara?

Port Marmara monitors VHF channel 16 for communications.

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