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Karacasöğüt is the second of the two villages on the Gulf of Gökova's southern shore, set deep in the bay where a single asphalt road from Marmaris ends at the water. The cove is ringed by pine and Anatolian cedar — the cedar trees here are some of the oldest in Turkey, with a few documented at over 1,000 years old. From the anchorage, an inland walking trail reaches the cedar groves and ancient ruins of the Caria region. The village holds two waterfront restaurants and a small market. Karacasöğüt is 30 minutes east of Çökertme and 90 minutes from Bodrum. Season runs May through October.
Euthenna: (Altınsivrisi/Karacasöğüt) Town of Rhodes. The ruins that have survived to this day are on the Altınsivrisi hill, approximately 2 km southeast of Karacasöğüt village. As you approach the hill, you will encounter the city necropolis, and a little higher up the ruins of various city walls, rock tombs and cisterns.
Amnistos: (Karacasöğüt) There is another ancient city near Karacasöğüt. The ruins of the ancient city of Amnistos are on a cape near the village. Remnants of the city walls and the old harbor wall on the seaside have survived to this day.
Gökova Sailing Club is located within the borders of Karacasöğüt Village, one of the most beautiful bays of Gökova Gulf, 25 km away from Marmaris. Continuing its activities at the Global Sailing facilities here, the Club strives to further its success every day. It serves sports fans of all ages in areas such as sailing and windsurfing.
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