Marmaris

Marmaris Coves — Depth & Anchorage Guide

9 anchorages in the Marmaris region — each with surveyed depth, seabed and wind-shelter data.

2 m

With a 2 m draft, 9 of 9 coves are reachable

Cove Depth Seabed Shelter
Değirmen Bükü (Cleopatra) 6–20 m Mud 9/10 · holding 8/5
Ekincik Koyu 5–16 m Sand 8/10 · holding 9/5
Karacasöğüt (Longoz) 5–15 m Mud 9/10 · holding 8/5
Kumlubük 4–12 m Sand 7/10 · holding 9/5
Okluk Koyu (Çamlı) 6–18 m Mud 9/10 · holding 8/5
Turunç 5–14 m Sand 6/10 · holding 9/5
Yedi Adalar (Seven Islands) 4–16 m Sand 9/10 · holding 9/5
Çiftlik Koyu 4–12 m Sand 7/10 · holding 9/5
İngiliz Limanı (English Harbour) 5–18 m Mud 10/10 · holding 8/5

Score computed from depth, seabed, wind shelter and holding data · safety margin +1.5 m

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a licence for a bareboat charter?

Yes — bareboat charters require a valid boating licence (e.g. ICC). Skippered and crewed charters require no licence.

What draft can enter the coves of Marmaris?

Measured depth ranges are listed for all 9 coves in Marmaris. The draft selector above shows the coves you can enter, adding a +1.5 m safety margin to your boat's draft.

What does the wind-shelter score mean?

The shelter score summarises how well the surrounding land protects the cove from the prevailing wind. Read it together with the depth, seabed and holding data — and always check the current forecast before anchoring.