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Where Is Marintürk Göcek (calisbeachtransfers.com - Where Is Marintürk Göcek Village Port) Village Port, Marintürk Göcek Village Port Fethiye, Our marinas have a developed infrastructure where you can receive all kinds of technical support you may need for the maintenance and repair of your yachts.
Our company, which provides 5-star marina services in the two most important points of Turkey, started to work with a brand new service concept with a total capacity of 972 yachts and a land park capacity of 280 at its facilities opened in Istanbul Pendik and Muğla Göcek.
With these features, Marinturk constitutes the third marina chain in our country in terms of operational integrity. In our facilities; Floating piers designed with the highest standards in the Mediterranean, electrical connection up to 250 Amperes, wireless internet, travel lifts that can pull boats up to 200 tons, high technology systems for the disposal of all wastes without harming the nature, 24-hour camera control electronic security systems and other services you may need.
There is an advanced infrastructure in our marinas where all kinds of technical support you may need for the maintenance and repair of your yachts can be obtained.
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