GOCEK
- TRGCK
- Latitude: 36.7461
- Longitude: 28.9365
- East Mediterranean
- Port in Turkey
Location: Turkey
Göcek is a small town in Turkey that is well-known for its beautiful setting and its importance as a yachting destination. Located on the southwestern coast of Turkey in the Muğla Province, Göcek is part of the district of Fethiye. The bay of Göcek boasts a beautiful coastline, framed by scenic mountains, azure waters, and numerous quiet coves and islands.
Port Description:
Göcek has multiple marinas and berthing spots to accommodate yachts and other vessels, making it a favored stop among sailors and maritime tourists.
Specifications:
Marinas:
Göcek offers several well-equipped marinas, catering to vessels of various sizes.
D-Marin Göcek:
- Capacity: Approximately 380 berths
- Max Length: Able to handle yachts up to 70 meters
- Depth: Up to 6 meters
- Facilities: Electricity, water, Wi-Fi, fuel station, waste disposal, laundry, restaurants, and shops.
- Services: Technical services, yacht charters, yacht brokerage
Göcek Village Port:
- Capacity: 150 berths
- Max Length: Up to 30 meters
- Depth: Ranges from 3 to 6 meters
- Facilities: Water, electricity, Wi-Fi, restaurants, cafes, and basic maintenance services.
Marinturk Göcek Village Port:
- Capacity: 130 berths
- Max Length: 45 meters
- Depth: 5 meters
- Facilities: Modern restrooms, showers, laundry, waste disposal, cafes, and restaurants.
- Services: Technical services, sailing school, and yacht charters.
Club Marina Göcek:
- Capacity: 250 berths
- Max Length: 45 meters
- Depth: 3 to 6 meters
- Facilities: Showers, toilets, Wi-Fi, security, swimming pool, spa, restaurants, and cafes.
- Services: Technical and maintenance services.
Port Services:
- Harbormaster: Provides assistance with mooring, navigation, and other maritime concerns.
- Customs and Immigration: Available for international arrivals.
- Chandlery: Several stores offering marine supplies and equipment.
- Fuel: Fuel stations are available at some marinas.
- Repairs and Maintenance: Skilled labor and technical services for various types of marine repairs.
- Provisioning: Shops and markets available for stocking up on supplies.
- Transportation: Taxi, shuttle, and car rental services.
Activities:
- Sailing and Yachting: Ideal waters for sailing with multiple routes and destinations.
- Water Sports: Kayaking, paddleboarding, snorkeling, and diving opportunities.
- Excursions: Boat tours to the nearby islands and coves, including notable ones like Cleopatra's Bath and the 12 Islands.
- Nature Walks and Hiking: Trails around the scenic coastline and mountainous terrain.
Nearby Attractions:
- Fethiye: A larger town nearby with extensive historical sites, like the Lycian rock tombs and the ancient city of Telmessos.
- Dalyan: Famous for its mud baths, ancient city of Kaunos, and the loggerhead turtle (Caretta caretta) breeding grounds.
- Saklikent Gorge: A marvelous place for hiking and enjoying natural beauty.
Accessibility:
- Airports: Dalaman Airport is the nearest major airport, approximately 22 km away.
- Roads: Well-connected via road; services like transfer shuttles and taxis are readily available.
Climate:
Göcek enjoys a Mediterranean climate with hot summers and mild winters, making it a year-round destination for maritime activities. Most visitors prefer the spring and summer months (April to October) for optimal weather conditions.
Remarks:
Göcek is often cited as a perfect blend of natural beauty and modern amenities, catering to tourists and sailors seeking both relaxation and adventure. The town itself, with its charming shops, eateries, and laid-back vibe, complements the vibrant maritime scene perfectly.
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