The archipelago and peninsula provide a large number of good, sheltered anchorages.
If not requiring the services provided by the large marina across The Lake on the mainland, the small harbour on the southern side of the island of Alibey can make an attractive alternative destination. The water here, however, is not clean and definitely not for swimming.
Moor to the southern breakwater or, if there is room, on the northern quay close to the village. Cruisers report prices here to be high.
Anchoring:
Ayvalik's Port Captain has recently posted a notice saying that gray and black water discharges from boats anchored in the bays and coves in the area will result in fines and possible seizure.
See Noonsite/Turkey/Formalities for the latest on gray and black water tank requirements.
Last updated: June 2022
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Posted on main Turkey page by Archie:
Ayvalik Setur Marina
In 2016 in June we stayed for 2 nights at a cost of 278TL.
In 2017 in June for 2 nights, the price has gone up to 448TL, an increase of about 60%.
It seems that more the Turkish economy suffers the higher the prices are!