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Turkey · Bodrum
Kargıcak
Hidden between Pabuç Cape and Kara Cape in the east of the Bodrum Peninsula, Kargıcak Bay is a perfect stop for sailors who wish to get away from the crowds and find peace in the crystal-clear waters of the Aegean. With its untouched nature, surroundings covered in pine trees, and turquoise sea, it is an indispensable stopover on blue cruise itineraries.
Turkey
Country
KRCK
Port Code
0
Guide Sections
36.99°, 27.56°
GPS
Quiet & SecludedSheltered Anchorage
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Domuz IslandTurkeyDomuz Island is a peaceful stop located at the entrance of the Gulf of Gocek, known for its sheltered structure against winds. A popular spot on yacht charter and blue cruise itineraries, the island welcomes visitors with its nature covered in pine and olive trees. Combining history and nature with its crystal-clear waters and underwater ancient ruins, the island offers a perfect swimming break in its serene bays. Known for its untouched atmosphere and high sea quality, the local establishments in the area provide guests with the opportunity to relax and dine in the heart of nature.
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