Sail Boynuzbükü: A Horn-Shaped Cove in Gocek

Sail Boynuzbükü: A Horn-Shaped Cove in Gocek

Anchor in the curve of the horn-shaped inlet at noon, swim in deep clear water against the pine wall, sleep on glass-still water. 1-night stop on a Gocek route.

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Boynuzbuku, Gocek

Boynuzbükü — "horn cove" in Turkish — is a curved inlet on the eastern edge of the Gulf of Fethiye, near the cluster of Gocek's Twelve Islands. The cove's name describes its shape: a long horn-shaped curve that wraps around steep pine-covered cliffs. The water reaches 20 metres deep close to the rock face, so boats can tie stern-to and step almost directly off onto the cliff. A small floating restaurant moored at the inner head serves dinner. There's no village, no road, no other infrastructure. Boynuzbükü is 45 minutes from Gocek by sail. Season runs May through October.

Recommended duration: ideal for days
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