Fethiye - Gocek - Fethiye - Türkiye Gulet Cruise

Boarding starts at 4 PM in the stunning coastal town of Fethiye, giving you time to explore this vibrant port city known for its turquoise waters, lively bazaars, and rich history.

Our first stop is Boncuklu Bay, a peaceful retreat west of Fethiye, offering crystal-clear waters and a laid-back beach club atmosphere. You can experience here watersports as well.

We will overnight at Boncuklu Bay.

Butterfly Valley is the first stop, known for its beautiful views, glistening waters, and ecotourism. This place is one of the most visited destinations in the region and a natural wonder home to rare butterfly species during the season. Enclosed by dramatic cliffs, the valley offers an idyllic setting for a morning swim.

Next, we cruise to the world-famous Blue Lagoon in Oludeniz, where the calm, azure waters create the perfect backdrop for water sports or sunbathing.

In the afternoon, we arrive at St. Nicholas Island (Gemiler Island), steeped in Byzantine history. It is said that the original tomb of St. Nicholas can be found here. You can walk through the island’s ancient ruins or take in the sunset from the hilltop, a truly magical experience.

We anchor here for the night, surrounded by serenity.

We sail into the tranquil Gulf of Gocek, where Aga Limani Bay. The bay features crystal clear waters, a healthy ecosystem, and the ancient ruins of Lydia. The bay itself is a collective of two smaller bays, where underwater springs can be found making the water incredibly clean.

Later, we visit Cleopatra's Bath in Hammam Bay, an enchanting location where legend has it Marc Antony built a Roman bath for Cleopatra as a wedding gift. The sunken ruins, framed by pine-covered hills, create an unforgettable setting for a swim in these warm, mineral-rich waters making this spot a must-visit site.

This morning, we cruise to Sarsala Bay, located South of Dalaman with lush green hills and calm, inviting waters. This bay is a favorite among sailors, offering a tranquil escape for swimming, snorkeling, and diving in the Gocek Gulf.

In the afternoon, we sail to Bedri Rahmi Bay, named after the renowned Turkish artist and poet due to his fish mural at the entrance of the bay. A striking fish mural painted by Bedri Rahmi himself marks the entrance to this picturesque bay.

Here, you can discover Lycian rock tombs hidden among the cliffs or simply soak in the breathtaking surroundings from the comfort of your gulet.

Amongst the picturesque surroundings of Gocek, we will visit Merdivenli Bay where olive groves and pine trees frame the idyllic shoreline. A small village nearby offers local delicacies such as honey and homemade jams. After a leisurely morning, we set sail for Domuz Island, also known as Prince Island. Once home to wild boars, the island is now a peaceful retreat featuring hidden ruins and the famous Aquarium Bay, where the crystal-clear waters make for an exceptional snorkeling experience.

Zeytin Island lies south of the Yassica Islands, and is home to an old olive processing mill, providing a unique glimpse into the region’s traditional way of life. From here, we continue to the stunning Yassica Islands, a cluster of uninhabited islets perfect for swimming and exploring.

In the afternoon, we reach Gocek, an elegant yachting haven renowned for its luxurious marinas and stylish waterfront restaurants.

Yassica Islands will be the last stop.

After breakfast, we set sail for Kizil Island, named for its striking red-hued sands that glow at sunset. This peaceful island is ideal for one last dip in the warm Mediterranean waters. The island is largely uninhabited however a lighthouse can be found, perfect for taking pictures.

In the afternoon, we visit So Beach, a lively beach club nestled within Boncuklu Bay, offering a vibrant atmosphere with music, cocktails, and sun loungers. Then, we return to Fethiye Harbour around 4:00 PM, where you can spend the evening soaking up the city's vibrant nightlife and waterfront dining scene.

After breakfast, it’s time to disembark in Fethiye at 9 AM.

Before heading home, take the opportunity to explore more of this charming town, from its bustling Paspatur Bazaar to its lively cafés and historical landmarks. Whether you choose to extend your stay or head to your next destination, you’ll leave with unforgettable memories of an extraordinary Blue Cruise along Turkey’s Aegean coastline.

Itineraries are subject to change.

Vessel Type: Gulet

Length: 28 meters

Passenger Capacity: 14

Built/Renovated: 1996/2008/2013

Fortuna is a 28-metre traditional gulet operating along the Turkish Riviera. The layout centres on seven air-conditioned cabins — one master, four doubles and two twins — allowing up to fourteen guests. Interiors are set up for long days on board: a sheltered salon with bar and dining area, good storage in the cabins and private bathrooms throughout.

Deck space is the core asset. A shaded stern dining area keeps meals outside, cushioned seating runs across the aft section and a full sunbathing deck stretches forward with open views. The crew handles navigation, cooking and daily operations, keeping the experience quiet and predictable. Watersports are included: canoe, wakeboard, waterski, Ringo, snorkelling and fishing equipment. The cruising ground covers the Lycian and Carian coasts, offering protected coves, clear water and access to small harbours and villages.

Vessel Type: Gulet

Length: 34.00 m

Passenger Capacity: 17

Built: 2002

Parss is a 34-metre luxury gulet offering private yacht charters along the southwest coast of the Turkish Riviera. Accommodating up to 17 guests across eight ensuite cabins - including a Grand Master, Master double, multiple double and twin cabins, and a triple - she is well suited to large groups seeking comfort and privacy at sea. Interiors feature a bright, tastefully designed indoor lounge with a dining area, open bar, and ample seating, while wide side decks provide easy access throughout the yacht. The experienced crew ensures attentive service, creating a relaxed and secure onboard atmosphere.

Outdoor living is central to the experience, with a spacious aft deck for alfresco dining and cushioned seating, plus a raised foredeck sunbathing area with generous loungers. Guests can enjoy freshly prepared Turkish and international cuisine while cruising between secluded coves, forested headlands, and vibrant harbour towns. A selection of water sports equipment - including canoe, paddle board, wakeboard, Ringo towable, snorkelling gear, and fishing tackle - adds to the adventure, making Parss an ideal base for a classic Blue Voyage along the Turquoise Coast.