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Bozburun is the working heart of the Turkish blue-voyage tradition — a single street of fish restaurants and tackle shops, the quay lined with wooden gulets in various stages of construction. The yards here have been building traditional Aegean schooners by hand for centuries, with the same methods passed down through families. Boats anchor in the bay just outside town and you walk in for dinner; the gulet workshops welcome curious visitors. South of Bozburun, the open Aegean coast opens to Bozukkale, an ancient harbour with a small ruined fortress, and the empty western tip of the peninsula. Most charter itineraries through Hisarönü stop here for an evening. Season runs May through October; the meltem is steady but the harbour shelters from it.
History Unveiled: Explore the remarkably well-preserved remnants of the ancient port city of Loryma. Discover the ruins of houses, temples, and the fortification walls that once protected this strategic location.
Highlight: Loryma Castle, perched dramatically on a hill overlooking the bay, offers breathtaking views and a glimpse into the area's defensive past.
Natural Beauty: This sheltered bay is the main reason for the area's allure. The calm, turquoise waters, surrounded by lush hillsides, create a stunning and peaceful setting.
Exploration: The bay is a popular spot for sailing and boat tours, allowing you to discover hidden coves, swim in crystal-clear waters, and enjoy the tranquility. Some tours even incorporate snorkeling opportunities.
Arap Island is located on the border of the Aegean Sea and the Mediterranean. It is very close to the mainland. The channel between the mainland and the island is quite shallow, no more than 6 meters. You can choose it for swimming and a quiet rest.
Arap Island is located near Marmaris (Turkey) 36° 39' 6.2352" N , 28° 8' 48.4476" E
Port Bozburun is a hidden gem for sailors looking to experience the authentic charm of Bozburun. With its excellent facilities and proximity to local attractions, it offers an unforgettable stopover for those exploring the southern Turkish coast.
Berths: Offers 25 berths, accommodating yachts up to 30 meters.
Depth: Depth ranges from 3 to 8 meters, ensuring suitability for larger yachts.
Services: Docking assistance, electricity, water supply, fuel station, waste management, laundry services, and 24-hour security.
Additional Amenities: Nearby restaurants, shops, and a charming cafe overlooking the marina.
Nestled in the serene town of Bozburun, Marina Bozburun is an ideal gateway to the crystal-clear waters and unspoiled beauty of the Bozburun Peninsula. With its tranquil atmosphere and exceptional facilities, it is perfect for sailors seeking a peaceful retreat amid breathtaking natural scenery.
Berths: Offers 35 berths for yachts up to 25 meters.
Depth: Depth ranges from 2 to 6 meters, suitable for various yacht sizes.
Services: Docking assistance, electricity, water supply, fuel station, waste disposal, 24-hour security, restrooms, and showers.
Additional Amenities: On-site restaurants, bars, markets, and complimentary Wi-Fi.
A tranquil escape nestled between land and sea, Adaboğazı is one of Bozburun’s most enchanting swimming spots. Its name, meaning "island strait," refers to the narrow channel separating the mainland from a small island, creating a sheltered, crystal-clear lagoon. Surrounded by untouched nature and calm waters, this idyllic spot is perfect for anchoring, swimming, or simply enjoying the serenity of the Aegean.
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