Anchorages

In the Gulf of Fethiye, just north of Kızılkuyruk Burnu, two bays facing east on the Kapıdağ Peninsula, unlike the inner bays of Göcek.

It is a small Greek island and municipality located at the northernmost point of Greece's Dodecanese.

Akbük is a neighborhood in the Didim district of Aydın province.

Kurucabük is one of the indispensable bays for sailors in the Datça region.

Alaçatı is located 80 km west of Izmir.

Alaçatı is located 80 km west of Izmir.

Mamurgoz, known in Turkish as Yamurgi or Mırgır, is one of the Greek islands in the Aegean Sea that belongs to the Cyclades group.

Archangelos is a town and former municipality in the Dodecanese region of Greece, located on the island of Rhodes.

It is a small island in Greece.

It is a charming and modest fishing village on Marmara Island.

Assos is an ancient city located in Behramkale Village, approximately 17 km south of Ayvacık district in Çanakkale.

Babakale is a village in the Ayvacık district of Çanakkale province.

Bedri Rahmi Bay is located in the Dalaman district of Muğla.

Marmaris Hisarönü is one of the paradise-like bays.

It is one of the most beautiful bays in Göcek.

Bozburun is a neighborhood in the Marmaris district of Muğla province.

Bozcaada, formerly known as Tenedos, is Turkey's third largest island and the second largest island in the Aegean Sea after Gökçeada. It is a district of Çanakkale province.

Burgaz Island, Burgazada, or Antigoni, is the third largest of the Princes' Islands in Istanbul and also a neighborhood of the Adalar district.

Büyükada is the largest of the islands off the coast of Istanbul, also known as the Princes' Islands.

Çakılköy is a neighborhood in the Bandırma district of Balıkesir province.

It is a sheltered cove south of Heybeliada, protected from northern winds.

Çanakkale is located in northwestern Anatolia, southeast of the Dardanelles Strait.

It is a fairly large island in Greece, just opposite the Çeşme peninsula.

Dirsekbükü is a sheltered bay located in the southwestern part of Hisarönü Bay.

It is the port of Erdek.

The first safe haven south of the Armutlu peninsula, after Bozburun.

It is officially known as the Fourni Archipelago, as it consists of a total of three or five small islands located between the islands of Ikaria, Samos, and Patmos. It is a fishing island with many beautiful bays suitable for all weather conditions.

Located where the Sea of Marmara ends and the Dardanelles Strait begins.

Gemiler Bay, Gemiler Beach, and Gemiler Island form a First Degree Natural Site Area in Fethiye.

The most sheltered of the bays in Göcek.

Gümüşlük is a neighborhood in the Bodrum district of Muğla.

A bay located 15 km from the center of Datça.

Fishing harbor of Heybeliada, marked by a lighthouse.

A cove sheltered from westerly winds within Değirmenbükü.

It is a fishing village in the northwestern part of the Kapıdağ Peninsula.

A sheltered cove in Değirmenbükü, named after British warships hidden here during WW2.

The main port of Ios Island.

An alternative port of Gökçeada.

Known among Greeks as the island that taught Greece how to fish.

A beautiful bay with a restaurant.

One of the important supply points in Gökova.

Also known as Longoz.

Kea, locally known as Tzia, is the port of entry.

No settlement.

A charming village and railway station.

The harbor at Kınalıada is quite shallow.

No settlement.

Formerly known as Lasos.

One of the most beautiful bays in Hisarönü Bay.

A cove just east of Sarsala, with a pier and restaurant.

A port city near Athens.

A small uninhabited island in the southern Aegean Sea, part of the Cyclades archipelago, located between the Cyclades and the Dodecanese, equidistant from both (about 20-25 NM), sheltered from northern winds, with a cove on its southern side.

Myrina is the main port; known in Turkish as Limni, but should not be confused with another island bearing the same name.

A small fishing island with a marked harbor and a settlement of about a hundred houses.

Described by Sadun Boro as Manastır Bay, located at the southwest corner of the Göcek inland sea.

A quiet, peaceful island sheltered from the meltemi winds and exposed to strong southerly winds.

The island’s main port.

The port of Kardamyla, north of Chios Island.

Just west of Göbün; a comfortable anchorage for large motorboats and sailboats.

Largest city on Lesvos Island, which gave the island its Turkish name.

A small pier; feels more like a resort than a fishing village.

Inside Değirmenbükü, a small cove enclosed from the wind.

Known as Keçi Bükü in Vira Demir, but actually a village.

The pier is narrow and usually crowded.

A small settlement in northern Chios. Fish farms are visible at the entrance.

Unlike Avşa and Marmara, Paşalimanı has few settlements.

One of the major centers of the Dodecanese.

One of the largest ports on Samos, named after Pythagoras, said to be born here.

A large fishing village on the southern coast of Lesbos.

A cove on Karaada near Bodrum, open to the south, sheltered from northern winds.

A very small island. Population is 27 in summer; empty in winter.

Main port is Mandraki, where sailboats usually anchor.

Clean, affordable, high-quality marina very close to Pithagarion.

Also known as Cleopatra Island.

A popular domestic tourism spot; very crowded in summer.

A massive mountain rising 1,900 m above sea level; the highest island in the northern Aegean.

At the entrance of Ekincik Bay, a wide bay to the left.

A charming Greek island.

A charming Greek island.

A quiet, uninhabited shelter; previously used as a stone quarry for the Haydarpaşa breakwater.

The port of Skiros Island, known as Linaria.

Also known as Taşyaka and Bedri Rahmi.

A sheltered cove within Tersane Island.

A cove that cannot be reached by land.

Vathi means valley in Greek.

A quiet, peaceful cove south of the main port of Sifnos.

The southernmost point of Leros Island; a deep cove sheltered from northern winds.

One of the most famous mooring sites in the region.

A wide, often calm, beautiful bay.

One of Büyükada’s popular beaches, sheltered from north winds.

Known as Trilye; a lovely weekend getaway 30 miles from Istanbul.