Didim D-Marin - Aydın - Turkey
GPS : 37°00'44.3"N 27°27'01.0"E / 37.012303, 27.450277
If you are considering refitting or just doing winter maintenance on your yacht, it will be our pleasure to discuss your options and requirements, and explain with all details how we can assist you effectively and efficiently. Wheather your yacht needs a major refit or simply a routine maintenance; our dedicated technical team will assist you with the maximum of attention for your full satisfaction.
OUR REFIT SERVICES & FACILITIES
Launching & Hauling
Wood Construction
Wood Works
Teak Deck Renewal & Repair
Furnishing
Mechanical Works
Hydraulic Works
Steel Processing for Construction & Renewal
Stainless Steel Works
Metal Works
Shaft, Propeller & Rudder Works
Main and Auxiliary Machinery
Plumbing & Domestic Systems
Fiberglass Works
Shrinkwrap Boat Cover
Hatch Replacement and Repair
Ventilation Works
Insulation Works
Electric and Electronic Works
Air-conditioning Works
Refrigeration Works
Equipment Servicing
Spray / Brush Painting & Repairs
Sand Blasting
Antifouling
Osmosis Treatment
Interior & Exterior Varnishing
Rigging & Sails
Designing Works
Wash Down Service
For any further information relevant to the above, in connection with specific port regulations etc, please do not hesitate to contact us.
DİDİM REFIT CENTRE
The facility is laid on 60.000 m2 dry-docking area, including two climate controlled 1.000 m2 sheds which are 11, 20 meters high,14 meters wide and 60 meters in length. Each shed has two 5 tonnes travelling overhead cranes, all accessible by 400 tonnes travel lift.
DİDİM D-MARIN MARINA
Didim - Aydın - Turkey
GPS : 37°20'14.5"N 27°15'53.7"E / 37.337372, 27.264919
VHF Channel : 16 / 72
Call Sign : " dmarin didim "
Main Breakwater Lighthouse
Light : R.FI.5.0 sn (1.0 + 4.0)
GPS : 37°20'13.4"N 27°15'55.8"E / 37.337047, 27.265499
Inner Breakwater Lighthouse
Light : G.FI.5.0 sn (1.0 + 4.0)
GPS : 37°20'13.3"N 27°15'50.2"E / 37.337024, 27.263953
Our superyacht services and extensive dry dock facilities including 350 storage sheds and two hangars with 24-hour security and winter maintenance are unparalleled. D-Marin Didim has fast become the preferred Superyacht Homeport marina in Turkey.
With superyacht services, ample yacht-lifting capacity, extensive dry dock facilities, 350 storage sheds and two hangars – all protected 24 hours a day by professional security personnel, D-Marin Didim is fully equipped to deal with all of your repair and maintenance needs. At D-Marin Didim you will find the exemplary level of service, expertise and professionalism which characterize all D-Marin Marinas. Our friendly staff provide the level of quality service with flexibility and reliability that boat owners expect and appreciate.
Marina Total Area : 287.000 m2
Capacity At Sea : 625 Berths
Drypark : 600 Yachts
Travel Lift : 400 tonnes and 100 tonnes
Hauling Draft : 6 meters
Max. Water Depth : 10 meters
Max. Length : 50 meters
Yard Trailer Capacity : 40 – 100 tons
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WEB SITE : Barka Shipyard Refit - Maintenance
MORE INFO & CONTACT
E-Mail : info@barkashipyard.com
Phone : +90 252 316 4204
Mobile/Office : +90 532 612 9984
Fax : +90 252 316 9 53
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The azure waters of the Mediterranean, the Aegean, and the Black Sea, as well as the Sea of Marmara, surround There are marinas,yacht building boatyards, yachtsmen hotels, yacht clubs, yacht technical services. Turkey to the south, west and north. With over 8,333 km of coastline along the four seas, Turkey is a treasure chest of coves, inlets, bays and beaches at which yachtsmen can choose a different, private anchorage each night.
Sailing in Turkey also allows visitors to experience the hospitality of the people in the coastal villages and towns. The tempered winds blowing from west and northwest make the long summers ideal for yachting, and seem to encourage an appreciation of nature. From some of the turquoise coast's unspoilt and sheltered bays you can see mountain peaks rising to almost 3000 meters above sea level.
Monday, August 27, 2018
GEBEKSE COVE ANCHORAGE
Bozburun, Marmaris, - Muğla - Turkey
GPS : 36°42'11.9"N 28°13'52.4"E / 36.703294, 28.231225

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Gebekse is a small, well protected and isolated cove just 1 Nm W of Çiftlik. It is easy to anchor here and go to Çiftlik with the dinghy for dinner. This is the perfect place to spend a few hours before you motor around to Çiftlik for dinner.
Gebekse Koyu lies by İnceburun Peninsula, between points; Akyar Burnu and Çiftlik Adası. İnceburun Peninsula is connected to shore with a narrow isthmus and extends to the E for about 0.5 Nm and protects Gebekse from breeze. The depths in the bay gradually shelve ashore. The bottom is weed at the entrance and becomes clear sand.
Boats can be pushed off or anchored with a line ashore. Gebekse Koyu affords sheltering from breeze. The slopes are covered by olive trees. The ruins ashore are from Byzantine era. This anchorage gets crowded by the tripper boats from Marmaris, but it is quite after 16:00.
Drop an anchor and take a line ashore. If you drop anchor in this bay you will find yourself in a little piece of paradise, although it does not have room for many yachts to swing to anchor, there is plenty of room stern to. The best place is deep down on the port side in 5-10 metres.
Jump overboard for a swim in clear blue sea and it's well worth swimming ashore to explore the Byzantine ruins. Gerbeske has some of the best snorkelling in the area with many varieties of tiny fish here.
On the point of this cove in the sand you will see archaeological remains. The Gebekse ruins are believed to be of a church. There is a small beach and an open air restaurant. You will get great pleasure from swimming with goggles and seeing the wonderful colours beneath the water.
You can also go to Gebekse Cove, next to Çiftlik, on a boat, in order to dive or swim. At the end of the bay, there are ruins which are considered to belong to a church. Blue Voyage yachts moor here, rather than daily tour boats. The cove with a tiny strand and harbour-like restaurant offers thousands of colours to divers under the sea.
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GPS : 36°42'11.9"N 28°13'52.4"E / 36.703294, 28.231225
PHOTOGRAPHS ALBUM
Gebekse is a small, well protected and isolated cove just 1 Nm W of Çiftlik. It is easy to anchor here and go to Çiftlik with the dinghy for dinner. This is the perfect place to spend a few hours before you motor around to Çiftlik for dinner.
Gebekse Koyu lies by İnceburun Peninsula, between points; Akyar Burnu and Çiftlik Adası. İnceburun Peninsula is connected to shore with a narrow isthmus and extends to the E for about 0.5 Nm and protects Gebekse from breeze. The depths in the bay gradually shelve ashore. The bottom is weed at the entrance and becomes clear sand.
Boats can be pushed off or anchored with a line ashore. Gebekse Koyu affords sheltering from breeze. The slopes are covered by olive trees. The ruins ashore are from Byzantine era. This anchorage gets crowded by the tripper boats from Marmaris, but it is quite after 16:00.
Drop an anchor and take a line ashore. If you drop anchor in this bay you will find yourself in a little piece of paradise, although it does not have room for many yachts to swing to anchor, there is plenty of room stern to. The best place is deep down on the port side in 5-10 metres.
Jump overboard for a swim in clear blue sea and it's well worth swimming ashore to explore the Byzantine ruins. Gerbeske has some of the best snorkelling in the area with many varieties of tiny fish here.
On the point of this cove in the sand you will see archaeological remains. The Gebekse ruins are believed to be of a church. There is a small beach and an open air restaurant. You will get great pleasure from swimming with goggles and seeing the wonderful colours beneath the water.
You can also go to Gebekse Cove, next to Çiftlik, on a boat, in order to dive or swim. At the end of the bay, there are ruins which are considered to belong to a church. Blue Voyage yachts moor here, rather than daily tour boats. The cove with a tiny strand and harbour-like restaurant offers thousands of colours to divers under the sea.
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GELİBOLU LIGHTHOUSE MUSEUM
Gelibolu - Çanakkale - Turkey
GPS : 40°24'35.8"N 26°40'53.1"E / 40.409934, 26.681426
Gelibolu lighthouse is located on a promontory on the northwest side of the strait. This lighthouse marks the northern entrance to the narrow portion of the Dardanelles. This lighthouse marks the northern entrance to the narrow portion of the Dardanelles. Gelibolu (Gallipoli) was the scene of an unsuccessful siege by Allied troops in 1915, during World War I.
Construction Date : 01.01.1856
Location : Located on a bluff in Gelibolu, on the northwest side of the strait. This lighthouse marks the northern entrance to the narrow portion of the Dardanelles. Site open, tower closed
Building : Round cylindrical masonry tower with lantern and gallery, attached to a 1-story masonry keeper's house. Lighthouse painted white.
Focal Plane : 34 mt (112 ft)
Tower Height : 9 mt (30 ft)
Character : W. FI. 5.0 Second
Flashing Character : 0.5 + 4.5
Visibility Range : 15 nautical miles
Fog Signal : Siren - 2 blasts every 30 seconds.
Illuminate Type : AGA LBUA 375 mm
Lighthouse System : Devvar
Flasher Type : -
Electric Lamp : 500 W
Bulb Type : 220 Volt
Energy : Electricity
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GPS : 40°24'35.8"N 26°40'53.1"E / 40.409934, 26.681426
Gelibolu lighthouse is located on a promontory on the northwest side of the strait. This lighthouse marks the northern entrance to the narrow portion of the Dardanelles. This lighthouse marks the northern entrance to the narrow portion of the Dardanelles. Gelibolu (Gallipoli) was the scene of an unsuccessful siege by Allied troops in 1915, during World War I.
Construction Date : 01.01.1856
Location : Located on a bluff in Gelibolu, on the northwest side of the strait. This lighthouse marks the northern entrance to the narrow portion of the Dardanelles. Site open, tower closed
Building : Round cylindrical masonry tower with lantern and gallery, attached to a 1-story masonry keeper's house. Lighthouse painted white.
Focal Plane : 34 mt (112 ft)
Tower Height : 9 mt (30 ft)
Character : W. FI. 5.0 Second
Flashing Character : 0.5 + 4.5
Visibility Range : 15 nautical miles
Fog Signal : Siren - 2 blasts every 30 seconds.
Illuminate Type : AGA LBUA 375 mm
Lighthouse System : Devvar
Flasher Type : -
Electric Lamp : 500 W
Bulb Type : 220 Volt
Energy : Electricity
LOCATION SATELLITE MAP
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