Mersin Marina

MarinaBoat liftSlipwayWinter storage

Yenişehir, Mersin · Mersin Körfezi · mersinmarina.com.tr

500Berths
72VHF
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For visiting boats

Mersin Marina is in the centre of Mersin, built as a build-operate-transfer project and presented as the largest Turkish marina in the eastern Mediterranean. It holds 500 boats afloat and 500 ashore, with a 160 t travel lift, a slipway, hard standing and hull washing; boats are berthed stern-to with a marinero 24/7. There is a fuel station, waste-reception station and round-the-clock diver service, plus a sailing club and a shopping arcade with more than 70 stores inside the marina. It is rated a five-anchor marina by the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism.

Berths
500
Radio
VHF channel 72 · emergency VHF 16
Position
36°46.19′ N 34°34.28′ E (36.76976, 34.57129)
Fuel
Fuel on site

Services and facilities

ElectricityWaterWaste receptionBoat liftSlipwayWinter storageRepairsRestaurantShopGymFuel

© OpenStreetMap · OpenSeaMap — sea marks for the approach

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Frequently asked

Which VHF channel does the marina use?

VHF channel 72. In an emergency use channel 16.

Is there fuel at Mersin Marina?

Yes, there is fuel at the marina.

Who do I call in an emergency at sea here?

Sea rescue: Turkish Coast Guard Med +90 324 238 8790. Or call 112. On the radio: MAYDAY on VHF channel 16.

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Sources: OpenStreetMap (ODbL) · MET Norway (CC BY 4.0) · rescue centre data VesselSOS. Facts may be out of date — the owner can correct them after claiming the page.