Marmaris > Fethiye > Marmaris

Day 1 - Marmaris

After arriving at your yacht in the afternoon and preparing to set sail, take a day to explore the vibrant city of Marmaris and all its delights. The city buzzes with energy around the clock, offering a wide array of dining options and activities. This is also the perfect opportunity to gather any extra supplies you might need before departing. While Marmaris has plenty to discover, you might choose to enjoy a meal on your yacht, savoring the exceptional private chef service—a delightful introduction to the culinary experiences that await you—and take in the lively sights of the city and harbor.

Day 2 - Ekincik / Dalyan

Nestled between Marmaris and Dalyan is the stunning Ekincik Bay, home to the picturesque Iztuzu Beach. This beach, known for its unique pebble and sand blend, is off-limits at night to protect the nesting grounds of the loggerhead turtle. By day, it transforms into a serene escape, with only a handful of yachts anchored nearby. Beyond the beach lies the captivating Dalyan Delta, a treasure trove for explorers featuring ancient Lycian tombs and the ruins of the historic city of Kaunos. For those seeking adventure, Ekincik Bay offers a variety of exciting water sports. Additionally, a brisk walk along the western banks of the Delta presents an opportunity to encounter wild boars foraging in their natural habitat, adding a touch of wilderness to your experience.

Day 3 - Tersane Island / Cleopatra Island / Kızıl Island

Tersane İsland

Tersane Island, also known as Shipyard Island, is the largest island in the Gulf of Fethiye. This island features a remarkable bay with a 100-meter deep channel that once served the Ottoman navy, lending to its name. The bay is dotted with numerous coves, while the eastern side hosts the Summer Harbor. The western part of the bay sees less activity due to strong winds that persist throughout much of the year. Nearby, you can explore the ancient ruins of Telandria, making it an excellent spot to stretch your legs and immerse yourself in history.

Cleopatra Island

Imagine a picturesque bay surrounded by lush pine trees, ancient ruins, and crystal-clear, calm waters—what more could you ask for? Cleopatra’s Baths Bay is an essential stop along Turkey’s stunning Turquoise Coast in the Mediterranean. According to legend, Mark Antony gifted these baths to Cleopatra as a wedding present, choosing this beautiful location not just for its mesmerizing turquoise waters but also for the presence of a natural hot spring believed to have therapeutic benefits for the skin. The serene ambiance, combined with the historical significance of the site, creates a magical atmosphere that invites visitors to relax and soak in the beauty of their surroundings. Whether you’re exploring the ruins or simply enjoying a swim in the inviting waters, this bay offers a unique blend of history and natural wonder that you won’t want to miss.

 Kızıl Island

Kizil Island is truly enchanting at sunset. Its name means "red," reflecting the island’s distinctive reddish soil. However, it's during sunset that the magic truly happens—the rocks and stones ignite in a brilliant crimson hue, creating a breathtaking backdrop for photography. The island itself is uninhabited, except for a lighthouse perched on its southern tip. To the northwest lie the Deliktas Isles, which are perfect for anchoring, swimming, and fishing, making them another fantastic spot to explore in this stunning area.

Day 4 - Fethiye

The coastal city of Fethiye is just a half-hour drive from Dalaman Airport and is a popular tourist destination in southwestern Turkey. Known for its vibrant nightlife, Fethiye boasts an array of bars, restaurants, and various entertainment options that cater to both day and night activities. Rich in history, the area is home to numerous archaeological sites and reflects a layered cultural heritage built over centuries. With three marinas equipped with modern amenities, Fethiye serves as an excellent starting or ending point for yacht charters. The coastline is dotted with charming islands, adding to the allure of this colorful city, where local cuisine delights the senses and invites exploration.

Day 5 - Yassıca Island

Nestled in the Gulf of Fethiye, the Yassica Islands are a group of uninhabited gems perfect for swimming, exploring, and leisurely sailing. Each island boasts secluded beaches, creating a tranquil escape where you can spend hours swimming and soaking in the peaceful atmosphere. In addition to relaxation, these islands offer a variety of water sports, including family-friendly options that make for fantastic daytime fun with the kids.The beaches are stony, so it's wise to bring suitable footwear for the rocky shores. Some of the islands are so closely situated that you can easily swim from one to another, adding an element of adventure and friendly competition to your visit. 

Make sure to stay for sunset; it’s a magical time when the skies transform, and the scenery becomes breathtakingly romantic—

Day 6 - Sarsala Bay

Sarsala Bay is a favorite among yachtsmen, and it’s easy to see why. This natural bay offers not only excellent swimming opportunities but also a tranquil setting for overnight anchoring.

The inland scenery is equally captivating, with a lush valley that winds through a dense forest. This verdant landscape invites exploration, making it perfect for those who enjoy nature walks and discovering hidden trails. The beach at Sarsala Bay is predominantly stony, so it’s important to come prepared with suitable footwear to navigate comfortably.

As you anchor in this serene spot, you can indulge in the warm sun, clear waters, and stunning views that make Sarsala Bay a true gem along the coast. Whether you’re swimming, dining, or simply relaxing on deck, the beauty of this bay promises a memorable experience.

Day 7 - Bedri Rahmi (Tasyaka) Bay/Aga Port /Star Island (Nimara)

Bedri Rahmi Bay

Bedri Rahmi Bay, named after the renowned Turkish author and painter Bedri Rahmi Eyuboglu, is a stunning natural haven with a rich history. Formerly known as Dark Bay since Lycian times, this picturesque spot became closely associated with Eyuboglu, who often visited to fish in its tranquil waters. During one memorable fishing trip in 1973, he left his mark by drawing a fish on a prominent rock at the entrance of the bay, which has since been dubbed “Fish Rock.” This artistic contribution not only transformed the rock into a local landmark but also inspired the name for the entire area.

The bay itself is remarkably sheltered, making it an ideal anchorage where the winds rarely intrude. The vibrant colors of Bedri Rahmi Bay are breathtaking, with the clear azure waters beautifully contrasting against the lush greenery of the hillside. Towering pine trees, gnarled olive trees, and vibrant oleanders create a stunning backdrop, enhancing the area’s natural beauty. On clear days, the sky above radiates a brilliant cyan, further amplifying the bay's picturesque landscape.

Visitors to Bedri Rahmi Bay can enjoy a variety of activities, from swimming in the crystal-clear waters to exploring the surrounding hills and enjoying the rich flora. The peaceful ambiance, combined with its historical significance and stunning scenery, makes Bedri Rahmi Bay a must-visit destination for those exploring the Turkish coast.

Aga Port

Nestled within the Gulf of Fethiye are the twin bays of Aga Limani, a perfect haven for sailors and nature lovers alike. These picturesque bays offer an idyllic setting for anchoring, swimming, fishing, and simply soaking up the sun. The waters here are refreshingly cool, thanks to an underwater freshwater spring that flows down from the nearby mountains, making it a delightful escape from the heat.

The seawater is remarkably clear, providing an inviting environment for swimming and exploring the vibrant marine life beneath the surface. If you’re looking to venture inland, a scenic one-hour walk will lead you to the ancient city of Lyda. This route is not only accessible but also exceptionally beautiful, with lush landscapes and captivating views along the way.

Once you arrive in Lyda, you’ll encounter a treasure trove of archaeological wonders that speak to the region’s rich history. Whether you choose to relax by the water or embark on an adventure to discover ancient ruins, Aga Limani promises a memorable experience filled with natural beauty and cultural heritage.

Star Island (Nimara)

One of the most charming peninsulas near Marmaris is Star (yıldız)Island. This picturesque island welcomes visitors with a variety of cafes and restaurants, making it a delightful spot to spend the day. Yildız is one of those rare places where you can easily lose track of time, with endless opportunities for swimming and snorkeling in its crystal-clear waters.

Among its many features, there’s a unique bay area known as “the wrong channel.” This intriguing name comes from its resemblance to a channel at night, and it has caught many sailors off guard, leading them into its rocky depths. The surrounding scenery is stunning, with lush greenery and vibrant marine life adding to the allure of the island.

Whether you're enjoying a leisurely meal, exploring the underwater wonders, or simply lounging by the shore, this Island guarantees a day filled with fun and relaxation. It’s a perfect esca

Day 8 - Marmaris

 We will leave the boat by 10:00 after breakfast.After completing your trip, you find yourself back in Marmaris, getting ready for your journey home. Marmaris is a captivating destination that seamlessly combines natural beauty with a rich tapestry of history. Whether you’re wandering through its historic streets, indulging in local flavors, or exploring the stunning landscapes, Marmaris promises an unforgettable experience that highlights the best of Turkey’s coastline.This final day in Marmaris is not just a conclusion to your trip; it’s a delightful experience that captures the essence of your travels.