Looking for an unforgettable sailing adventure in Turkey? Join our Fethiye to Olympos Blue Cruise, a fun-filled 4-day, 3-night cabin sailing experience designed for young travellers aged 18–39s who want to explore the stunning Turkish Riviera, meet new people and make incredible holiday memories.
Departing every Saturday and Tuesday, this popular Fethiye to Olympos sailing tour combines turquoise swimming bays, beautiful Mediterranean beaches, ancient coastal landmarks and a lively social atmosphere on board. Whether you are travelling solo, with your partner or with a group of friends, this is the perfect opportunity to enjoy an authentic Turkish gulet cruise while connecting with like-minded international travellers.
Spend your days swimming in crystal-clear waters, sunbathing on deck, exploring picturesque coastal towns and discovering hidden corners of Turkey's spectacular Turquoise Coast. Enjoy relaxed afternoons at sea, beautiful sunset views, shared meals and plenty of opportunities to socialise with fellow travellers.
From the breathtaking coastline of Fethiye to the historic beauty of the Kekova region, every day brings a new adventure. This is more than just a boat trip – it's a chance to make new friends, experience Turkish coastal culture and enjoy an unforgettable Mediterranean escape.
May 2027
480,00€ per person sharing a double cabin
June 2027
550,00€ per person sharing a double cabin
July 2027
680,00€ per person sharing a double cabin
August 2027
690,00€ per person sharing a double cabin
September 2027
600,00€ per person sharing a double cabin
October 2027
480,00€ per person sharing a double cabin
* All cabin prices are shown per person.
Single Accommodation: Single cabins are not offered on 3-night programs. A solo traveler pays the full price of a double cabin. For 7-night programs, a single supplement of 70 percent is charged.
• Full board dining included, with breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, coffee, biscuits, and dinner • Butterfly Valley • Kekova Sunken City • Olympos cabin charter • Sailing aboard a traditional Turkish gulet • Exploring the Turquoise Coast from the sea.
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June and September offer warm enough weather for sunbathing without the extreme heat typical of mid-summer. If you are eager to indulge in swimming at any hour and adore soaking up the sun, July and August are ideal months. May and October unveil the tranquil charm of nature, making them wonderful times to visit as the beaches and coves are less frequented. Although there can be occasional short rain showers, they typically last just a few hours, allowing ample opportunity to enjoy the sun and gain some vitamin D!
Indeed, children are allowed on specific boats. We provide family-oriented tours, adults-only excursions, and tours spanning different age groups. • For mixed-age tours, children must be at least 6 years old. • In family tours, all ages are gracefully accepted, ensuring an enjoyable experience tailored to families preferences and needs.
Gulet vessels have constrained energy resources, so it is advisable to limit air conditioning usage to about 6-7 hours daily. This approach helps preserve fuel and enhance the boat's operational efficacy. It also prolongs the generator's life while fostering eco-friendly practices by promoting natural ventilation. Nighttime generator operation can produce considerable noise, potentially disturbing fellow travelers. Hence, it is crucial to find the right balance between guest comfort and ecological accountability. Nevertheless, some Luxury Gulet Yachts do provide air conditioning options for 24 hours, so please inquire prior to booking.
It is common practice to tip the crew once the cruise concludes. The tipping amount is subject to passenger discretion, with 5-10% of the charter fee being the standard in Turkey. Tips are generally given to the captain, who distributes them among the crew members.
This cruise operates on a full board basis, inclusive of: Breakfast Lunch Afternoon tea Dinner, with all meals prepared fresh onboard.
Absolutely. We are capable of accommodating a wide range of dietary preferences, including vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, dairy-free, and nut-free options.
In case of unfavorable weather or sea conditions, the program may be adjusted without prior notice to ensure your safety.
Opt for soft bags as they are significantly easier to store in your cabin compared to rigid suitcases! A compact day pack is also wise for those optional shore excursions you may choose to enjoy. Ensure to bring at least two swimwear options as expect to spend plenty of time in them, alongside T-shirts, shorts, and some warmer clothing for the cool evenings in spring and autumn. It is essential to have a robust mosquito repellent and generous sunblock, as the combination of sea breeze, salt, and sun creates perfect tanning conditions! Don't forget quality sunglasses, a hat, and some soothing aloe vera gel or similar products to ease any sunburns you might acquire. If snorkeling is among your cherished activities, consider packing your own equipment to avoid having to adjust mask sizes repeatedly every time you take a plunge into the water. If you plan to sleep on deck while stargazing, a sleeping bag would be a smart addition, especially during the chillier months of spring and autumn. Furthermore, note that regular street shoes are not allowed aboard a yacht... walking barefoot is commonplace onboard! Nevertheless, soft-soled shoes for deck walking are completely acceptable.
• Basic toiletries - shampoo, tooth paste, soap etc.
• Sun lotions... lots of it. If you are the light-skin type, get SPF 25 or higher.
• A second pair of prescription glasses/contact lenses if you use those.
• Any specific prescription drug you may need.
• Antihistamine and/or cold/flu medicine.
• Aspirin or equivalent.
• Antibiotic /cortisone crème.
• Sun burn medications.(Aloe Vera gel works wonders)
• Insect repellent.
• Large band aids and elastic wrap.
• Tweezers, nail clippers, a needle (for splinters)
Samanlik Bay, Red Island, Boncuklu / Tarzan Bay
Meet at our office opposite Fethiye Harbour at 14:00, then board the boat at 14:30. Following a warm welcome and a short safety briefing, we set sail at approximately 15:00 toward Samanlik Bay for the first swimming break. Encircled by fragrant pine forests and peaceful turquoise waters, this secluded bay offers a refreshing start to your Blue Cruise adventure.
As the afternoon unfolds, we continue toward Red Island, where you can relax and admire the changing coastal scenery. A freshly prepared dinner will be served onboard before anchoring for the night at Boncuklu Bay or Tarzan Bay.
Butterfly Valley, Oludeniz, St. Nicholas Island
After breakfast, we sail toward the enchanting Butterfly Valley weather permitting. Framed by towering cliffs and lush greenery, this secluded haven shelters more than 130 butterfly species. Take a refreshing swim in the turquoise sea, unwind on the sandy shore, or follow the gentle trail into the valley for captivating natural scenery entrance fee applies. Comfortable sturdy shoes are recommended.
Our next stop is the legendary Ölüdeniz, also known as the Blue Lagoon, celebrated for its vivid waters and spectacular coastal views. For an extra dose of adventure, guests may enjoy optional paragliding from Babadağ Mountain, gliding high above the lagoon and surrounding coastline. Lunch is served in this beautiful setting.
Later in the afternoon, we anchor beside St. Nicholas Island, a peaceful destination scattered with atmospheric Byzantine ruins. A scenic 15–20 minute climb leads to sweeping views across the sea and a memorable sunset entrance fee applies. Back on the yacht, a freshly prepared dinner is served before a serene overnight stay near the island.
Kas – Sunken City of Kekova – Simena – Gokkaya Bay
In the early morning, we cruise along the coastline passing Patara Beach, Turkey’s longest sandy beach stretching 20 km. Breakfast is served at Sıçan Island or Gerenlik Bay, followed by a refreshing swim stop at Hidayet Bay (also known as Shark Bay) in the clear Mediterranean waters.
We then arrive in Kaş, a charming harbor town known for its Lycian rock tombs, ancient Roman theatre, boutique shops, and laid-back bohemian atmosphere. Enjoy free time to explore the old town’s narrow streets before we continue cruising to Ufakdere or İnönü Bay for another swimming break.
Our journey proceeds to Kekova, where we slowly cruise over the famous Sunken City, an ancient Lycian-Roman settlement partially submerged after a 2nd-century earthquake (viewing from the boat only; no swimming permitted).
Next, we visit Simena Village (Kaleköy), accessible only by sea. Here, you may hike up to the medieval castle for breathtaking panoramic views over Kekova Bay or wander among Lycian sarcophagi and small local stalls. Dinner and overnight stay take place in Gökkaya Bay. Optional water sports are available. For guests looking for evening entertainment, a complimentary water taxi can take you to the popular Smuggler’s Inn Pirate Party.
In the early morning, we cruise to the fascinating Pirates Cave, famous for its impressive natural rock formations and hidden entrance carved by the sea.
Afterwards, we anchor at peaceful Çamlık Bay, where breakfast is served on board. Enjoy a refreshing swim in the crystal-clear waters, surrounded by pine-covered hills and the tranquil beauty of the Mediterranean coastline.
We then continue to Turtle Beach, a protected nesting area for the endangered Caretta Caretta sea turtles. Keep watch as these graceful creatures glide through the turquoise waters.
Following lunch on board, we sail to Demre (Andriake Harbor), arriving around 13:00. This marks the end of your unforgettable Turquoise Coast blue cruise, a journey filled with stunning bays, ancient wonders, and breathtaking Mediterranean scenery.