Küçük Çatı Bay

It is a small, charming cove south of Börtübet Harbor. It extends into the land like a hand. In front of the western point, there is a rock pile connected to the shore.

Both slopes of the cove consist of high hills. They are covered with maquis and pine trees.

400 meters ahead in the opposite direction from the entrance, the cove ends. This section is shallow and exposed to meltemi winds, unsuitable for anchoring. 

The most suitable anchoring area of the cove is the small indentation curved towards the west.  Here you can drop anchor at 5-6 meters and moor stern-to shore. However, if anchored properly in this small cove, only two boats can enter. For this reason, it is generally full, it is advisable to try your luck around noon. 

Behind this anchorage area are dense forests. A small wooden jetty connects you to the walking path extending to other coves. Where the jetty is located, there is a flat area under tall pine trees. Usually small fishing boats are found here. They make their supplies by connecting to the Datça-Marmaris highway through these paths. There are no supply facilities in these parts.

Outside the small indentation that accommodates two boats, if weather conditions are good and you are sure they will remain so, you can stay at anchor in the middle of the cove at 7-10 meters. However, attention must be paid to the rocky ledge extending from the southeastern point of the 2-boat indentation.

Outside this quiet cove intertwined with nature, on the west of the entrance, there is a small cove and beach that does not allow vessels to anchor. You can go with your dinghy for a visit, or swimming if you wish. 

Stay as long as you like, the beach is yours.