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The latest from Marmaris, Bozburun, Datça and Hisarönü Gulf that matters to boat owners.

Last updated: 5 October 2026

Chefs in white jackets preparing food at an outdoor stand

Selimiye

Second Marmaris Seafood Festival held in Selimiye

The festival, organised by Marmaris Municipality, ran in Selimiye from 2 to 4 October. The three days had chef shows, seafood stalls and concerts; on the last day there was yoga and paddleboarding at Sığ Liman.

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Gulets and sailing boats moored side by side in a harbour

Marmaris

Marmaris Cruise Port becomes a full MedCruise member

MedCruise, the association of Mediterranean cruise ports, admitted Marmaris as a regular member at its general assembly in Las Palmas.

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A marina full of yachts seen over red-tiled roofs

Marmaris

Three cruise ships in three days at Marmaris

Marella Discovery, MSC Divina and Azamara Onward were scheduled to call between 21 and 23 September, with about 8,600 passengers and crew between them.

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Fishing boats moored on the Bozburun waterfront

Bozburun

A call to make Bozburun its own district

Former mayor Salih Taşkın proposed district status for Bozburun, where about 200 wooden gulets operate.

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A white sailing boat under way off small islands

Bozburun · Hisarönü

Camera monitoring begins along the Muğla coast

The metropolitan municipality installed 16 cameras with a 13 km range to spot boats dumping bilge or waste. A mooring buoy system for Hisarönü Gulf is also on the agenda.

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A sailing boat on a glittering sea

Datça

Four shops by Datça yacht harbour go up for lease

Datça Municipality is leasing four commercial units by the harbour for five years. The auction was announced for 1 October.

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A green waste collection boat alongside a motor yacht

Hisarönü Gulf

A second waste collection boat for Hisarönü Gulf

TURMEPA moved a 10 tonne waste collection vessel from Göcek to the gulf. Total capacity on the Orhaniye, Dirsek, Bencik and İnbükü route is now 13 tonnes.

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