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Domuz Çukuru (\"wild boar pit\") is a deep sheltered cove on the Datça peninsula, named for the wild boars (domuz) that historically came down to drink at a small freshwater spring at the head of the inlet. The cove cuts into a steep wooded shore for about 500 metres, with the seabed reaching 10-18 metres over sand and weed and excellent holding for overnight stops. The high cliffs on both sides offer shelter from prevailing winds in all directions except a narrow southern approach. There is no village, no road access, and no facilities — the only landfall is by tender at the pebble shore at the head. The cove is a popular overnight anchorage on the Marmaris–Datça circuit. Domuz Çukuru is 2 hours from Datça by sail. Season runs May through October.
