From a navigational point of view, the Mediterranean coast of Turkey is one of the simpler sea areas. The distance between the individual destinations is usually low, the view due to the constant summer weather mostly good and the waters very protected.
The notorious Meltemi, which becomes in the Greek Aegean often quite dangerous, blows here in a weakened form with 3-4 Beaufort and this ensures a relaxed sailing and pleasant coolness at sea.
In coastal areas and, above all, in the case of capes and headlands, sudden fall winds should be expected. Generally, though currents and tides are very low. If you do not want to spend the night anchoring in one of the countless bays, where you can often find a beach restaurants with a small jetty for dinghies, then you can safely moor in one of the many well-developed marinas.
