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İncirli in (\"fig-tree inlet\") is a small narrow cove on the Datça peninsula, named for the wild fig trees (incir) that grow at the head of the bay and shade the small pebble beach. The cove cuts into a steep limestone shore for about 250 metres, with a narrow entrance opening into a wider inner basin — invisible from outside until the boat is inside. The seabed reaches 6-12 metres of sand and weed, with good holding for overnight stops. The cliffs on both sides shelter the anchorage from prevailing winds. There is no village and no road; the only access is by water. Yachts use İncirli in as a lunch and snorkel stop or quiet overnight on the Datça circuit. İncirli in is 3 hours from Datça by sail. Season runs May through October.





































































































