Bodrum

The marinas line a sheltered inner bay, so approaches and berthing are calm with provisioning and transport within walking distance. The peninsula creates a natural day-sailing circuit: short legs connect the town basin, the northwest shore and the western harbours.

Routes fan southeast into the Gökova Gulf and southwest toward Hisarönü, both offering many weather-safe anchorages. Tides are small; wind and pressure largely drive sea level and sea state.

Summer brings reliable sea-breeze patterns, while northerly episodes add a more “Aegean” flavour—planning focuses on short hops and frequent weather windows. Shore facilities are dense: fuel, yards and wintering options, with both urban marinas and full-service superyacht complexes in one cruising area.