Kemer Marina
A lively but relaxed marina on the Turkish Riviera, lined with yachts and framed by the Taurus Mountains, 43 km west of Antalya.
Kemer Marina sits at the heart of this Mediterranean resort town, a 43-kilometre drive from Antalya along the scenic coastal road. It's a working harbour for private yachts and daily excursion boats, not a museum piece, and you'll see everything from modest fishing vessels to gleaming sailing cruisers bobbing in the water.
The palm-backed promenade wraps around the basin, lined with open-air seafood restaurants, cafes, and shops that stay busy until late. It's a place where you can grab a glass of tea, watch the boat traffic, and feel the rhythm of a town that lives on tourism without being frantic.
Most visitors come for a wander, a meal, or to join a boat trip to nearby coves like Phaselis or the Three Islands. Even if you're not sailing, the mountain backdrop and the clean, salty air make it worth a slow afternoon.
“For a gentle waterfront stroll with mountain views, fresh sea air, and easy boat-trip connections to secluded coves.”
Skip the pricier marina-front restaurants and walk five minutes inland to the parallel street for lokanta-style lunches at half the cost.
The main promenade is flat and paved, with minimal steps; most cafés are at ground level.
Good to know
- Is Kemer Marina free to visit?
- Free
- How long should you spend at Kemer Marina?
- ~1h
- When is the best time to visit Kemer Marina?
- Sunset
- Is Kemer Marina wheelchair accessible?
- The main promenade is flat and paved, with minimal steps; most cafés are at ground level.
