The bays of Hisaronu Gulf - Gulet Charter Official Website

Ince Cape

It is a small cove half a mile west of Ince Cape lighthouse. It can also be called the centre of the open sea. [ Read more… ]

Kargi Bay

Kargi Bay Kargi bay is 1.5 miles south of Datca and 2.6 miles north of Ince Cape. It is a very large bay with a wide mouth. There is an azmak in the bay. The [ Read more… ]

Dirsekbuku

Dirsekbuku, the last sheltered bay to the south-west of Hisarönü Bay. It is just south of Agil Burnu and continues in the shape of a boot with the indentation facing west. [ Read more… ]

Kurucabuk Aktur is an oxygen-rich corner of paradise where the pine forest meets the sea. Winning the title of Turkey’s most beautiful bay in recent years shows that this tourist spot can compete on the world stage. [ Read more… ]

Hayitbuku

The road connecting Hayitbuku and Ovabuku is about 1 km long. Another road is the one that leads to Mesudiye, which is a little bit before the plain on the Knidos road, where the view of Mesudiye can also be seen. [ Read more… ]

Palamutbuku

Palamutbuku is a district 30 kilometres from the centre of Datca, which is connected to Muğla. It refers to a small cove where blue and green meet on the Mediterranean side of the Datca peninsula. [ Read more… ]

Orhaniye Bay

Orhaniye Bay, with its sand, island, high mountains, forests and green areas, is a bay where you can live without going anywhere. [ Read more… ]

Selimiye Marmaris

Selimiye has become one of the most popular places around Marmaris in recent years. It is a beautiful fishing village and despite the big tourist groups and crowds in the summer, Selimiye still preserves its natural beauty. [ Read more… ]

Bencik Bay

Bencik Bay is located within the boundaries of Hisarönü at the thinnest point of the Datça Peninsula, separating Marmaris from Datça. [ Read more… ]