Palamut Bükü lies on the NE of point;  Divan Burnu and N of island Baba Adası. 

There are two coves; (36°39’38”N-27°29’29”E) and (36°39’52”N-27°29’59”E), along this bare coast between points; Divan Burnu and Palamut Bükü port breakwater. They are good for swimming breaks in calm weather. Anchor in 10 m and take a line ashore. You will find sand bottom, then is rocky to shore, ending of a shingle beach. Boats can anchor off the beach and swing at anchor, but this side gets swell even in calm weather. Palamut Bükü is open to southerlies, but it provides shelter from northerlies with swell in. While entering into the port, keep some distance off the outer breakwater. The water is shoal by the end of sheltering breakwater. Inside the inlet you will find 4m depths. There are 15 laid moorings tailed on the quay. You can pick up if you find one free, otherwise drop anchor go stern or bows on the quay. Village administration operates the port (Phones:0252-426 14 30, 0541-859 97 44, 0505 277 44 96) ). An attendant will come and help you to tie up. Water and electricty are available. A fee is charged.

Most provisions can be obtained from the grocery shops. State clinic, Gendarme station and cargo offices are located in the village zone. There are regular minibus services to Datça and taxies are available. Public market is arranged on Sundays. You can buy fresh fruit and vegetables. The restaurans around the port provide good food and  they give laundry services as well.  Wireless connections are available. Palamut Bükü is also governed by the preservation programme, and so it has kept it's identity as a peaceful village-new developments are not allowed. The shore line continues for a few kilometres , characterized by nice beaches, crystal clear water and a few scattered pensions. Almond is especially tasty on the Datça Peninsula. You can see the inhabitans while shelling almonds in autumn.