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Moskof ini (\"Muscovite cave\") is a small cove on the north shore of the Datça peninsula, named for a legend that 19th-century Russian sailors used the freshwater cave at the head of the cove as a hiding place during the Crimean War period. The cove cuts into a steep wooded slope for about 400 metres, with no beach and depths reaching 12-20 metres over sand. The freshwater spring inside the small sea cave at the head of the inlet still flows year-round, and the cove offers some of the clearest water on this stretch of coast — visibility to 20 metres in calm summer conditions. There is no village, no road, and no facilities. Moskof ini is 90 minutes from Datça by sail. Season runs May through October.












































































































































































































