Serce Bay

Serce Bay
Serce Bay is a sheltered and peaceful bay on the southern coast of the Marmaris region, surrounded by rugged hills and clear turquoise waters. Its secluded setting makes it a popular anchorage for yachts travelling along the Turquoise Coast.

The bay is particularly interesting for its maritime history. An important 11th-century Byzantine shipwreck carrying glassware and other goods was discovered here, and many of the recovered artefacts are now displayed in the Museum of Underwater Archaeology in Bodrum. Today, Serce Bay remains a quiet stop for swimming, relaxing and enjoying the natural surroundings during a Blue Cruise.