D-Marin Didim

D-Marin Didim is one of the most extensive marina and shipyard facilities in the area and it has become a hub for yachts and superyachts in need of an exclusive homeport marina. It is also an important catamaran center in the Eastern Mediterranean. The marina began its operations in 2009, as the second marina of the D-Marin network.

Located in the middle of Bodrum-Milas International Airport and Izmir-Adnan Menderes International Airport, it is an official port of entry.So

D-Marin Didim was quick to become one of the popular superyacht homeport marinas in Turkey. The marina provides superyacht owners, captains, crew and their guests uncompromised 5 star services and  facilities.

For superyachts up to 70 m in length D-Marin Didim’s state-of-the-art superyacht equipment, experienced and  professional staff, and the beautiful destinations make it an ideal berthing location.

As a popular catamaran centre in the Eastern Mediterranean, D-Marin Didim hosts the first and only catamaran club in Turkey and is one of the most special catamaran clubs in the world with a lift pool system with 11 m wide and 400 T lift capacity.

An official port of entry into Turkey, D-Marin Didim has a total of 576 berths from 8 to 70m, 90 super yacht berths and a draft of 6m. The marina can support vessels with a draft of 6m, beam of 20m and length of 70m.

D-Marin Didim provides the necessary electricity connections and waste removal services at the berths. Marina berths can be provided by floating pontoons or stern to a fixed quay wall.

In the Area: Located on Turkey's breath taking Aegean coast, Didim takes its name Didyma from the nearby ruins of the 6th Century BC Temple of Apollo.

You can easily reach Didim from the major cities of Turkey & Europe via Bodrum-Milas and Izmir Adnan Menderes International Airports. D-Marin Didim is a convenient starting point for those who wish to explore Turkey's outstanding destinations in the Aegean coast. Or you can choose to dive into the majestic Greek islands of the Eastern Aegean: at less than 30 nautical miles to Kos and Kalymnos. There is so much beauty and culture to discover.

The 10-minute nearby ruin of the Temple of Appollo is a must-see. Similarly, the ruined ancient Greek cities of Miletus and Priene are an easy outing. Miletus, with its impressively intact amphitheater, was the birthplace of the architect of Istanbul's Hagia Sophia and was once an important city in the area.

Lake Bafa National Park is also well worth a visit, with 224 bird species living in the lake area and 20 different orchids on the slopes of Latmos Mountain. You can choose to enjoy the nature, take a boat ride in the lake or take a little walk to explore the recently discovered pre-historic cave paintings.