Turkey is one of the most
popular sailing destinations in Europe. This beautiful country lies
at the costs of four seas and has everything a sailor wishes for.
When sailing in Turkey you will find everything from perfect
scenery to good yacht charter bases.
Cesme
Marina
Cesme Marina is a yacht charter
base located at the Western end of the Izmir Peninsula. Camper
& Nicholsonsí Cesme Marina opened in June 2010 so we can say it
is almost brand new. The marina has 400 fully serviced berths for
yachts up to 60m (200ft). There are also many shops, bars and
restaurants alongside the historical town of Cesme. The charter
base is set in a natural harbor with a minimum depth of 3m and
accessible 24 hours a day. It is sheltered by land and a breakwater
to the north west.
Cesme is an ancient strategic
Mediterranean port, and a great base from which to explore Turkey
and the Islands of the Aegean. There is a market in Cesme every
Sunday.The marina's shoreside facilities include technical services
from paint and fiberglass work, machine-shop and welding,
carpentry, marine engineering, and repairs to servicing for
electrical and electronic equipment.
Marmaris Netsel
Marina
Marmaris Netsel Marina is located
right in the center of Marmaris. Its numerous services and
facilities such as swimming pool, tennis court, supermarket, yacht
and travel agents make it one of the top Turkish yacht charter
bases. The town of Marmaris is within walking distance. There is
also a shopping mall nearby. The marina has 720 floating berths and
is equipped with a 20 ton slip hoist and 100 ton travel lift and
offers all weather protection.
Popular sailing destination
Marmaris is located along the Mediterranean coast in the province
of Mugla. It features busy beaches, lots of bars and restaurants,
plenty of shopping with fabulous bargains. Marmaris has a lively
nightlife. Bar Street is a street devoted to clubbing scene. It is
located opposite the busy bazzar and and has a huge outdoor dance
venues and all of the latest tunes.
Bodrum Milta
Marina
Bodrum Milta Marina is located in
the heart of Bodrum. It boasts crystal clear blue waters and
exquisite bays which is the top holiday destination on the Aegean
coast of Turkey. The yacht charter base caters to all types of
crafts, from small boats to huge yachts. August and September are
the busiest months. Marina Facilities: Fuel Station, Battery
Charging Point, Repairing, Toilet Tank.
Bodrum is the site of the ancient
city of Halikarnassus, the location of the famous Mausoleum of
Halikarnassus (destroyed by earthquakes in the Middle Ages). The
east half of the town has a long thin beach, behind which are all
the bars, restaurants, and night clubs that do not come alive until
10PM when everybody goes out. The other half of the town is the
west side and it mainly revolves around the Marina and Yacht Club.
In this part of Bodrum are located some expensive supermarkets and
several nice restaurants.
Kusadasi Setur
Marina
Kusadasi Setur Marina is located
in Kusadasi. It is close to Ephesus on the most famous and best
preserved antique sites of the world. This yacht charter base has
excellent facilities for boat maintenance, including battery
charge, pressure checking, aeration and many other essential
facilities. There is also a private swimming pool and tennis court
for guests of the marina, another reason why it is popular for
everybody sailing in Turkey. Nearby are many attractions which
bring tourists from all over the world to this lovely spot.
Kusadasi is a unique tourism and shopping center for the tour
operators cruising destinations.
D-Marin Didim
Marina
D-Marin Didim Marina is located in
Didim. This yacht charter base is the largest marina in Turkey. It
boasts 1000 yacht berths and the latest technical features. Didim
Marina attracts sailors from all over Turkey and the Mediterranean.
It offers a shopping and entertaining center including brand named
stores, restaurants, cafeterias and bars. There is also a a private
beach, tennis court, fitness center and a swimming pool.
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