Ceneviz Limanı
36°22'N, 30'03'E
This cove, well worth seeing, lies 2,5 nautical miles Northwest of Çavuş Burnu. On the Eastern side, there are rocks tovvering up like a wall, and on the Southern side, there is a small beach surrounded by pine trees. The height of Eren Tepe, tovvering like a steep wall in the West, is 782 m. it is difficult to identify Ceneviz Limanı from the distance. Hovvever, Çavuş Burnu and the long beach of Çavuş Limanı make it easier for yachtsmen to find Ceneviz Limanı.
Anchoring is possible almost everyvvhere in this bay, but the Eastern part provides the most preferred anchorage. Tie your yacht to the rocks here and sleep comfortably.
You can also anchor near the river flowing through the ruins of Olympos, but that part is not suitable for staying overnight. After visiting Olympos, you should pass to another anchorage point to spend the night.
36°22'N, 30'03'E
This cove, well worth seeing, lies 2,5 nautical miles Northwest of Çavuş Burnu. On the Eastern side, there are rocks tovvering up like a wall, and on the Southern side, there is a small beach surrounded by pine trees. The height of Eren Tepe, tovvering like a steep wall in the West, is 782 m. it is difficult to identify Ceneviz Limanı from the distance. Hovvever, Çavuş Burnu and the long beach of Çavuş Limanı make it easier for yachtsmen to find Ceneviz Limanı.
Anchoring is possible almost everyvvhere in this bay, but the Eastern part provides the most preferred anchorage. Tie your yacht to the rocks here and sleep comfortably.
You can also anchor near the river flowing through the ruins of Olympos, but that part is not suitable for staying overnight. After visiting Olympos, you should pass to another anchorage point to spend the night.
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