An alternative to chartering an entire boat is to join one of our regular departures and book a cabin. You will have a chance to meet people from around the world while enjoying one of the most unique and relaxing holidays in the Turkish Aegean.You are not going with the crowd. You are on a boat that you share with some other couples, having your own crew that will be there for your needs. You may participate in sailing, have the chance to explore every little bay and on your route.
Your floating home will be 15/47 meters long, 8-10 double cabins with ensuite toilette and shower. Sailing, snorkeling, fishing, sunbathing are some of the activities on board. Breakfast, lunch & dinner will be served by your cook
Suggested Airport: Airport Dalaman DLM - 91 km, ca. 90 min. to harbour
Itinerary: Marmaris – Ekincik – Dalyan (Caunos) – Fethiye/Göcek Gulf – Marmaris
Our voyage starts in Marmaris Situated on a bay, backed by rugged pineclad mountains, Marmaris is a most attractive maritime parklands, ideal for water sports and sailing. It makes an excellent starting point for a "Blue Voyage" tour of the Aegean coastline. With plenty of provisions aboard you set sail in the craft of your choice and languidly explore the spectacular beauty of southern Turkey.
Taste Turkish cuisine in one of the marina restaurants and drink raki, anisette, the traditional Turkish way, over ice and diluted with water. Later stroll along the brightly lit palm-lined promenade and indulge yourself at one of the ice cream vendors. Energetic entertainment at a lively bar or dancing until dawn at a sophisticated disco can end a perfect day. There are many good buys in Marmaris's boutiques, colorlul bazaars and markets.
Travelling west through the pretty Ekincik region, you reach Dalyan, Kaunos and Istuzu Beach. Spend a day exploring this area, starting with a trip down the densely vegetated Dalyan river delta to the ruins of Caunos, which was an important Carian and Lycian city. The town of Dalyan is overlooked by incredible tombs carved, sometime during the 4th century BC, into the sheer cliff face hundreds of feet up.
According to local legend , the sulphurous Mud Baths and hot springs will ‘take ten years off you’. The golden sands of Istuzu Beach are a great place to relax, as well as an important breeding ground for Caretta Caretta loggerhead sea turtle
The next major stop is Fethiye. Fethiye was an important city of the Lycian epoch - dating back to around 500BC - when it was known as Telmessos. Today, there are few remnants of the town’s history, though there are still several magnificent Lycian rock tombs overlooking the town, the partial ruins of a fort believed to have been built by the knights of St John, and a recently unearthed amphitheatre. An earthquake destroyed much of the town in the 1950s.
DAY 1 MARMARIS Boarding begins at 16:30 at Marmaris Harbor, right in the town center. After check-in and a short briefing, you’ll have time to explore Marmaris and its vibrant attractions. Our departure is scheduled for 18:30 to the nearest bay for dinner. Guests arriving later will be directed to the nearest accessible point which could be outside of Marmaris Harbor (such as Adaköy Marina or Kumlubük) and transferred to the yacht by dinghy. Dinner will be served on board. But for arrivals after 21:30 there will be no dinner served.
DAY 2 EKINCIK After breakfast we will start and sailing towards to Ekincik on the engine. In this bay we have an optional excursion which is called Dalyan (with the mud bath) and the ruins of Caunos. You can discover this area with small boats from Ekincik bay. Passing through the river which is covered with reefs, don’t forget to take your camera with you. And you can see the famous rock tombs on the hill which belongs to the kings and their family. Visiting the Caretta Caretta beach (Iztuzu) will be the last point. The Caretta Caretta turtles are coming to this area to dig and lay their eggs in the sand. Overnight Stay at Ekincik bay.
DAY 3: SUNKEN BATH - TERSANE ISLAND. Today we sail into the Gulf of Gocek. Our first stop is the Sunken Bath (Cleopatra’s Bath), said to have been built for Cleopatra herself. The remains of a Byzantine monastery lie just beneath the water’s surface, adding a mystical charm to this bay. After lunch here, we head to Tersane Island, once home to Greek settlers and an old shipyard. Explore the ruins of houses, towers, and the historic dock. Dinner and overnight stay in Tersane Island.
DAY 4: RED ISLAND - FETHIYE After a swim and lunch stop at Kızılada (Red Island), we continue towards Fethiye, arriving around 16:00. Fethiye is one of Turkey’s most beloved coastal towns, rich with history and a welcoming atmosphere. In the evening, you can enjoy a leisurely walk along the waterfront promenade, visit the Fish market or Enjot the nightlife.
DAY 5 GOCEK ISLAND –YASSICA ISLAND After breakfast leaving Fethiye marina and sailing towards to the beautiful bays of the Gocek Islands. You can pass between the greatest islands and after swimming breaks visiting the Yassica Islands. Overnight in this wonderful surrounding.
DAY 6 BEDRIRAHMI BAY- SARSALA- AGALIMANI After breakfast we will visit Bedri Rahmi Bay Bedri was a painter and build a statue gere), and the hill which is behind the bay covered with pine then Sarsala and in the afternoon Aga Limani for an overnight there.
DAY 7 KUMLUBUK -PARADISE ISLAND- MARMARIS After breakfast or early in the morning, depending on the weather, start the engine and sailing to the Kumlubuk bay, swimming breaks at bays and passing front of Turunç bay then Paradise Island and about 16:00 getting into Marmaris, overnight at Marmaris harbour.
Day 8: MARMARIS Back in Marmaris after breakfast, it is time to say farewell to your gulet and crew.
Ps: During the day the boat will visit 2 or 3 different bays for a swim. The captain may change the route depending on the weather conditions and and time availability.
Prices
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guaranteed departures Saturdays this are embarkation days, departure is next morning |
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May 16 - June 19 / October 03 - October 16 |
938,- Euro |
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June 20 - July 17 / September 19 - October 02 |
1.038,- Euro |
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July 18 - September 18 |
1.188,- Euro |
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Updated for 2026 All our prices are based on Euro. First line: the price is for one person sharing a double cabin. All cabins have en-suite WC/shower and AC. The air conditioning is generally controlled and can be used for up to 6 hours per day, with the timing determined by the captain. The gulets seen in photos or sending as pdf by email are example, the cruises take place on standard plus gulets between 15-47 meters with 8-10 cabins. Single passengers who wish to have a cabin for themselfes must pay the single occupancy price. Due to limited space on these boats, and the majority of our clients do not like to be with children, there is no child discount available on any of our itineraries. No children under the age of 10 are allowed and children above 10 are counted as adults. Pls don't bring drinks on board. Drinks and tipps are extra. Bookings will be confirmed after a down-payment of 50% Balance has to be paid 4 weeks before the cruise. Prices include: Full board accommodation, Breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea/cookies, dinner (last dinner ashore is extra). For guests who arrive after 21.30 there will be a simple mealbox provided. Coffee-Tea is included during breakfast and snack times. Unlimited drinking water. All charter and berth taxes, transit log, VAT crew service, ship water, diesel and gasoline. Bed linen and towels (small and bath towel) Yacht insurance (we expect to bring your own individual travel insurance), Prices do not include: Last dinner is not included. Port fee per person 50,- Euro, to be paid while creating the reservation. Alcoholic and non alcoholic beverages on the bord bar, this should be purchased from the bar. On board Beach towels are not provided Optional land tours and entrance fees to places of interest Flights and airport transfers. Tipps for the crew (suggested about 10% of charter fee). Wi-Fi (10,- Euro per person/one time fee). Please bring your own beach towels ! |
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