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Armutlu Su Cove is a small sheltered anchorage on the Datça peninsula side of the Hisarönü Gulf, named for the freshwater spring (su) and the wild pear trees (armut) that grow around it. The cove cuts into the wooded shore for about 250 metres, with a rocky and pebble shore at the head and depths reaching 8-14 metres of sand and weed. The freshwater spring at the head of the cove creates a cooler swimming layer near the shore. There is no village, no road access, and the only landfall is by tender. The cove is one of the quieter overnight options on the Marmaris–Datça route, used when the more popular Bozburun and Selimiye anchorages are full. Armutlu Su Cove is 3 hours from Marmaris by sail. Season runs May through October.

































































































































































