Turkey's best marinas located on the Aegean and Mediterranean coasts offer a unique experience not only to yacht owners but also to sea and holiday enthusiasts. These marinas, which attract attention with their luxury yacht marinas, superyacht accommodation facilities, blue cruise routes and locations close to unique bays, reveal Turkey's strength in yacht tourism. Here are Turkey's 10 most popular marinas that stand out with their service quality, location and privileges...
Most Beautiful Marinas in Turkey: Top Spots for Sailing and Leisure
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1. Netsel Marina Marmaris
Anchored in an enchanting bay surrounded by pine forests in the heart of Marmaris, Netsel Marina is one of the most sophisticated stops in the Mediterranean. With a capacity of 750 boats, the ability to host superyachts up to 40 metres in length and a vibrant atmosphere all year round, it is not only a marina, but also the epicentre of an exclusive lifestyle. From boutiques to fine dining restaurants, art galleries to beach clubs, it reflects the perfect harmony of the sea and the city. Moreover, it is possible to reach the UNESCO heritage centre of Marmaris on foot. Sailing to the blue waters from Netsel Marina is synonymous with a stylish escape.
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2. Martı Marina & Yacht Club
Located at the most special point of Hisarönü Bay, Martı Marina & Yacht Club is an ideal starting point for blue cruise enthusiasts thanks to the hundreds of virgin bays surrounding it. Without the need for distant routes, it is enough to sail to the bays in the morning and return to the marina in the evening. Standing out with 380 sea and 155 land capacity, the marina combines the comfort on land with the sea thanks to its private beach and elegant Martı Hemithea Hotel. It is the perfect place for those looking for an elegant and tranquil escape in the heart of nature.
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3. D-Marin Göcek
Already a legend in itself, Göcek adds comfort, elegance and style to this legend with D-Marin. Just 25 minutes from Dalaman Airport, the marina can host superyachts up to 70 metres in length and is located in the heart of the region with its 380 mooring capacity. Surrounded by pearly bays, white sandy beaches, the elegant D-Resort Göcek hotel and the Q Lounge overlooking the scenery, the marina is a favourite not only for sailors but also for those who choose the good life.
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4. Yalıkavak Marina
Yalıkavak Marina, which has been crowned with international awards, is the most prestigious port in the Aegean with a capacity of 620 boats and the power to accommodate superyachts up to 140 metres. It offers a dynamic living space with world-famous restaurants such as Zuma and Nusr-et, exclusive boutique shops, lively bars and clubs. The marina, which crowns comfort with its beach and boutique hotels and energy with its Spa & Fitness centre, combines the passion for the sea with luxury and elegance. Here, the blue waters host the most special moments of life.
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5. Setur Finike Marina
Setur Finike Marina, which has been serving in the heart of Lycia, intertwined with history and sea since 1997, hosts 284 boats up to 50 metres. It is an indispensable address for yachtsmen thanks to its long summer season and the fascinating anchorages around it. The marina, which stands out with its proximity to historical riches such as Santa Claus Church, Kekova Sunken City, Olympos Ancient City and Demre Castle, is the starting point of unforgettable routes to unique bays such as Üçağız, Five Islands, Adrasan and Karagöz. History, nature and the sea meet here in a unique harmony.
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6. D-Marin Turgutreis Marina
D-Marin Turgutreis Marina, the most energetic spot in the quiet town of Turgutreis in Bodrum, attracts attention with its 532 boat capacity up to 75 metres, award-winning facilities and helipad. With its shopping centre, restaurants, cafes and bars, it maintains its vitality all year round. Located only 20 km from Bodrum centre, the marina also provides easy access to Kos Island. For those who want to stay on the Turkish coast, the bays waiting to be explored in the north and south of Bodrum are just a step away.
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7. Teos Marina
On the shores of Seferihisar, the ‘Slow City’ of the Aegean, Teos Marina, carrying the legacy of ancient Teos, offers a peaceful shelter with 480 sea and 80 land capacity. The clear and cool waters stretching from Merdivenli Bay to Ilıca Strait, from Taşadalar to Demircili, are among the most special hidden beauties of the region. On the walking routes behind these bays, a discovery full of historical traces of thousands of years awaits you.
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8. Ecesaray Marina
Fethiye's favourite Ecesaray Marina is located in one of the most prestigious and fascinating spots in the Aegean. Accommodating superyachts up to 60 metres in length, the marina is one of the region's leading naval bases with a total capacity of 460 boats. For beginners, the yacht club offers the opportunity to get acquainted with the sea, while for those who do not want to stay on the boat, the luxurious Ecesaray Marina Resort promises the highest level of comfort. It continues to be one of the indispensable addresses of blue cruise enthusiasts with its long season and hidden bays around it.
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9. Setur Kaş Marina
Preserving the unique texture of Kaş, Setur Kaş Marina offers boat owners a warm and friendly home. With a capacity of 472 boats at sea and 160 boats on land, the marina is located in the centre of the harbour, making it possible to be intertwined with social life. Located just a few nautical miles from Meis Island, the marina stands out with its proximity to world-famous destinations such as Patara Beach, Kekova, Sunken City and St. Nicholas Church. It is an ideal address for those looking for a reliable and pleasant harbour on the coastline stretching from Fethiye to Kemer.
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10. Gökova Ören Marina
Located in Gökova Bay, which Captain Cousteau described as ‘paradise on earth’, only 45 minutes away from Milas-Bodrum Airport, Gökova Ören Marina offers a peaceful escape with its 416 boat capacity. Accommodating boats up to 40 metres in length, the marina stands out with its natural structure surrounded by lush forests. From Karacasöğüt to Çökertme, from the Seven Islands to Akbük, Turkey's most special bays are just around the corner.
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