Serce Bay

Serce Bay is a famous natural harbor on the southern tip of the Bozburun Peninsula, known for its narrow entrance and wide interior that provides full protection against all winds. It is one of the most strategic stops on yacht charter and blue cruise itineraries, especially before or after open-sea passages. The bay holds historical significance with its crystal-clear waters and the discovery of a thousand-year-old glass shipwreck (now exhibited in the Underwater Archaeology Museum). Known for its untouched nature, high sea quality, and secluded atmosphere, the local establishments in the area provide guests with fresh seafood and regional delicacies in complete tranquility.