Skopea Mega Yacht Marina, (tuistravel.com - Skopea Mega Yacht Marina) Skopea Marina Göcek, located in the Göcek town of Muğla's Fethiye district, is Turkey's first private marina, established in 1989.
SKOPEA MARINA, located in Göcek town of Fethiye district of Muğla, was established in 1989 and is the first private marina of Turkey.
Providing service on a total area of 5,371 m², SKOPEA MARINA is also one of the 2 marinas in Gocek that can serve mega yachts due to its location.
Our marina, located at 36º45'14″N - 28º56'20″E coordinates, serves with a capacity of 80 moorings.
SKOPEA MARINA is 25 minutes away from Dalaman International Airport by road.
You reach SKOPEA MARINA after 500 meters from the main road, which is entered from the Dalaman direction to Göcek. There are car parks around our marina where you can park your car.
Our marina has the technical infrastructure and private security you may need, and we have facilities such as restaurants, cafes and bars that will add value to your rest and holiday program.
Our Marina, located on the coast of Göcek, is at the entrance of Göcek bazaar and all business and social facilities on the coastline are within walking distance.
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