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Bademlik Koyu (\"Almond Grove Cove\") is a small sheltered anchorage on the Datça peninsula side of the Hisarönü Gulf, between Bozburun and the open Aegean. The cove cuts inland about 300 metres into a wooded shore of carob and almond trees — the namesake — and the seabed reaches 8-12 metres of sand and weed, with good holding for overnight stops. The surrounding hills have no road access, and the only land approach is by hiking trail from the village of Selimiye. Yachts use Bademlik Koyu either as a day stop on the Marmaris-Datça route or as a quieter overnight than the more popular Bozburun harbour 20 minutes south. Bademlik Koyu is 4 hours from Marmaris and 5 hours from Datça by sail. Season runs May through October.






































































































