Port · TürkiyeMediterranean36.85° N · 28.27° E
Marmaris
Marmaris has the largest yacht fleet on the Turkish coast: Netsel Marina in the town, the yacht marina and boatyards to the east, the cruise pier and the gulet fleet. For a claim it means the Muğla commercial court, whose jurisdiction covers Marmaris, the Marmaris enforcement office and the Marmaris harbour master.
YachtsMarinas
Articles cited checked against the official text of the legislation · 17 September 2026
Position36.85° N, 28.27° E
- Court of the portTCC art. 1355
- Competent court
- Commercial court of first instance at Muğla, whose jurisdiction covers the whole of Muğla province, Marmaris included — the court of the place where the vessel is anchored, moored or berthed (TCC art. 1355)
- Enforcement office
- Marmaris enforcement office; execution must be requested within three business days of the order (TCC art. 1364)
- Harbour master
- Marmaris Harbour Master's Office (Liman Başkanlığı); notified of an arrest at once by the enforcement officer (TCC art. 1366)
- Terminals
- Netsel Marina, Marmaris Yacht Marina and the boatyards, the cruise pier; charter and gulet quays
- Anchorage
- Marmaris Bay and the surrounding anchorages; a yacht at anchor is arrested by the Muğla commercial court, whose jurisdiction covers Marmaris
- Nearest airport
- Dalaman (DLM), about an hour and a half by road
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Typical matters at this port
Ship arrest at Marmaris
Creditors' claims secured before the vessel sails.
Read more →Cargo claims
Damage, shortage and delivery disputes at the terminals.
Read more →PSC detention
Objection route for vessels detained after inspection.
Read more →Pollution fines
Security and release after an administrative fine.
Read more →Crew wages
Unpaid wages and repatriation from vessels in port.
Read more →Casualties
Collision and grounding in the approaches.
Read more →Notices for Marmaris
Notice 05/202629 September 2026