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Marmaris and Fethiye are the heavenly coasts that conjuncts Aegean and Mediterranean Sea together. This 4 Days blue voyage route has lots of special coves which are also indispensable stops for the blue voyager.
Regular Mini with A/C Standart Plus Gulets
Itinerary: Marmaris - Ekincik Bay - Dalyan - Sunken Bath - Tersane Island - Red Island – Fethiye
Marmaris
You can get on your boat from Marmaris Harbor by 16:30, which is within walking distance of everywhere in Marmaris center. After the necessary informations are given, you will have time to visit the important places of the city.
Dinner is served on board, but guests arriving after 21:30 will be provided with a simple meal box (sandwich, fruit, etc.).
If all passengers arrive before 18:30, our boat will set sail and anchor in the nearest cove for dinner. Otherwise, the gulet will stay anchored in Marmaris harbor for the night. We would like you to consider this information while plan your flight to Marmaris.
If the boat remains anchored in Marmaris harbor, you can enjoy Marmaris Saturday evening; You can have a pleasant time on the beaches and streets of Marmaris, accompanied by shops, restaurants, cafes and bars.
Ekincik Bay - Dalyan
After a rich breakfast on the boat, we sail towards Ekincik Bay. Ekincik Bay is one of the most preferred areas for diving, so we recommend that you have your snorkel gear ready, which you can obtain from our boat. You can be sure that you will encounter a completely different universe under water. From this point, if you wish, you can join the optional Dalyan tour and observe the Lycian type rock tombs dating back to the 4th century BC and Iztuzu (Turtle) beach, which is the nesting area of the Sea Turtles.
Overnight stay is in Ekincik Bay and dinner is served on our boat.
Sunken Bath - Tersane Island - Red Island
Because of the Disibilmez and Kurtoğlu Capes are famous with their waves, which must be crossed when the sea is calm, we set off earlier in the morning compared to other days and reach the world-famous Göcek Bay. Breakfast and swimming break is given at Sunken Bath. This bay, where green, blue and history intertwine, took its name from the ruins of the historical baths said to have been built for Cleopatra during the ancient Lycian period. In addition to the historical bath, there is also a monastery from the Byzantine period under the water. Later; departure towards Tersane Island. Here; the ruins of the old Greek settlement, a shipyard from which it takes its name, and the remains of a watchtower can be observed.
Then, we will anchor at Red Island, called Lagusa in ancient Greece, for the night and dinner service on the boat.
Fethiye
In the morning, we enter Fethiye, the district with the largest surface area of Muğla. Fethiye is a city that has seen countless civilizations dating back to 2000 BC and is therefore one of the most valuable regions of Turkey in terms of tourism.
From this point, you can join our optional Safari tour and see the most important values of Fethiye which are Yakapark, Gizlikent Waterfall and Saklıkent Canyon. If you do not want to join the tour, you can visit Fethiye's traditional Tuesday bazaar and taste the fresh fruits grown in this beautiful climate.
If you don't want to leave the boat, you can stay on it. The boat will be anchored in Samanlik Bay for swimming and lunch. Return to Fethiye port around 16:00 and the tour finishes.
Turkish Gulet Sailing
Amazing masterpieces in all shades of Turkish blue… Gulets are wooden sailing vessels traditionally built along the coast of Türkiye that have evolved into motor/sail yachts. Averaging a length of 70 to 80 feet, they feature a broad beam and two masts. The wide stern is ideal for dining, whereas an awning provides protection from the sun. The spacious foredeck has plenty of room for moving around and sunbathing. These classic boats will offer you unparalleled comfort.
The average boat has 4 to 6 cabins below deck with double and twin beds. Boat builders of different regions have their own unique designs for these amazing gulets. You can find the most popular gulets in Bodrum, Marmaris, and Fethiye. Compared to others, the Bodrum gulets stand out with their unique shape. Gulet-type vessels are characterized by their sterns that have a more rounded shape, and by their entire bodies that are very low and close to the water. In other areas, such as Marmaris and Fethiye, over time boat builders have discovered that if they raise the stern higher, they can gain additional space.
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