Boynuzbuku

Boynuzbükü is a wide, sheltered bay on Turkey's southwestern coast, lying west of the small island of Küçük Yılanlı and forming part of the cluster of coves known collectively as Göcek Bay, in the Fethiye district of Muğla Province. Covered largely in pine and terebinth trees, it sits within the Fethiye-Göcek Specially Protected Area and is roughly a 25-kilometer drive from Dalaman Airport, making it one of the more accessible anchorages in the area by both land and sea.

The bay is known for its clear, calm water, rocky shoreline, and a shaded, wooded backdrop that keeps it noticeably cooler than more exposed coves nearby. A shoreside restaurant serves boats and the occasional visitor arriving by land, and flat, tree-shaded ground behind the beach is sometimes used informally for camping, giving the bay a slightly more developed feel than some of its neighbors along this coast.

Reachable by both sea and a coastal road, Boynuzbükü is included on many blue-cruise routes out of the town's marinas, and many gulet cruises from Gocek call in here to anchor for a swim before continuing on to the next bay.