Yacht harbour north of the stone village
Alaçatı Marina (Port Alaçatı) sits a short drive north of the village on a sheltered Aegean inlet. Built in 2010 as the peninsula's high-end yacht harbour, it pairs a Bilkent-Maxx-Royal-adjacent crowd with a strip of marina-side restaurants and bars. Different texture from the stone village, closer to Yalıkavak's marina than to Hacımemiş's lanes, and the way to read where the chapter splits between old and new.
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The Kabak family's marina-side outpost where the day's catch is read off a board and the rakı arrives without asking
Modernised ocakbaşı with a Nişantaşı pedigree, transplanted to the marina with mixologist-led cocktails and grilled meats by the water
Fish and Aegean meze on the marina edge, named after the Chios village whose flavours quietly cross the strait
Since 1993, the fishing-harbour family room that defined Port Alaçatı before the marina arrived around it
Altuğ Tezer's chef's table on the Çark Plajı pier
Wood-fire day fish and herb meze with your feet near the sand at the Çark Beach bay
