New Fishing Season Starts in Alanya Mediterranean Sea
New Fishing Season Begins in Alanya: Boats Return to the Mediterranean
The new fishing season has officially begun in Alanya, with fishing vessels setting out early in the morning toward the Mediterranean Sea.
In recent days, the city’s harbors have been especially active. Crews have been carefully checking equipment, preparing fishing nets, restocking supplies, and ensuring that all boats are fully ready for the demanding season ahead.
Local fishermen are now focusing on fresh seasonal catches that are highly valued both in markets and restaurants across the region.
🐟 Main seafood expected this season
- Levrek (sea bass)
- Çipura (sea bream / dorado)
- Barbun (red mullet)
- Lüfer (bluefish)
- İstavrit (horse mackerel)
- Sardalya (sardines)
These species remain the most popular choices in Alanya’s coastal cuisine, especially during the peak fishing months when the catch is freshest and most abundant.
The start of the fishing season is traditionally one of the most important moments for Alanya’s coastal economy, bringing renewed activity to harbors, markets, and restaurants.
Local fish markets are already preparing for daily deliveries, and restaurants along the coastline are adjusting their menus to reflect the arrival of fresh seafood directly from the sea.
The season is expected to be active, with stable weather conditions and strong demand for fresh Mediterranean fish throughout the region.
