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Fener Koyu is a boat dive on Dana Island with wall and reef sections.
Fener Koyu is a boat dive on Dana Island with wall and reef sections.
Fener Koyu is a boat dive on the south side of Dana Island that works well for training runs and fuller reef dives. The site starts in shallow water, then moves into a wall and rocky reef with two open caves and pockets that hold fish. It suits divers who want more shape than a flat reef, with a longer boat transfer from Boğsak and a profile that asks for steady buoyancy as depth builds. Expect groupers, moray eels, octopus, rays and sunfish around the rocky sections.
Safety Notes
Keep a clean depth profile once the wall drops away, and treat the cave features as guided look-ins rather than penetration features.
Access Restrictions
Boat access only; coordinate with a local operator and follow Dana Island access rules.
Legal Notes
Dana Island has archaeological remains and a major shipyard area; do not disturb or remove artifacts.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
Best for guided scuba, with a shallow start and a wall-and-reef profile that rewards trim and buoyancy control.
Freediving
Not a dedicated freedive line; the site is more useful as a scuba boat dive than as a breath-hold target.
Snorkeling
Casual snorkeling only works in the shallow training water. The main wall and reef sections are a scuba profile.
Conservative baseline from public research. No community dives logged yet.
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Research Sources
Recent trip note with visibility and depth-profile signal.
Offshore island context, boat access, and archaeology sensitivity.

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