Çamaltı Bay

It is located at the southwest corner of Gökağaç Harbor, which is south of Zeytinli Island. Although it is not an enclosed area like other well-known coves, it is a preferred, comfortable, generally sheltered cove.

It is the cove where a large pine tree extends into the sea in front of the low shoreline. Anchoring is done on sandy bottom at depths of 5-7 meters, and a stern line is taken ashore. In this location, yachts generally stay at anchor. During summer months, especially from evening onwards, this area becomes crowded with yachts at anchor. It is a wide cove with clean water. Along the shoreline, heading east, there are places where stern-to mooring can be done, but it gradually becomes shallow.

On the shore, there is a forest road that connects almost all the coves of the seven islands to each other.

It is a pleasant location, sheltered from the meltemi.