Bodrum Yat Limanı Public Marina

With 200 yachts in the Inner Harbor, 60 vessels at the Kumbahçe Pier, and waiting buoys in front of the Harbor, the Bodrum Municipality’s Municipality Yacht Harbor services a total of 300 boats. The marina’s mooring spaces are all equipped with electricity and water.

The Bodrum harbor has a long history that predates the birth of Christ. It has a distinctive appearance while being protected by the Jean Castle. The commercial yacht fleet of Bodrum is now based in our port, which in the past housed commercial fleets from war fleets.

Yachts traveling from Europe to Turkey by sea can enter and exit at the Municipality Marina, which is located 11 miles from the Greek island of Kos. The Gulf of Gökova, which has distinctive natural beauty, is then accessible through this gate. Kos ferries run continuously all year round, whilst Datça boats operate seasonally. Duty-free shopping is available to boats coming into or leaving the port.

With its restaurants, cafes, and bars, Bodrum’s Municipality Marina provides a social setting. The castle in Bodrum is also home to the unusual Underwater Archeology Museum.