Marmaris → Fethiye

You can board your boat from Marmaris Harbor by 16:30, within walking distance of everywhere in Marmaris center. After the necessary information is given, you will have time to visit the important sights 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, the boat will set sail and anchor in the nearest cove for dinner; otherwise the gulet stays anchored in Marmaris harbor for the night. Please consider this when planning your flight to Marmaris. If the boat stays in Marmaris harbor, you can enjoy Saturday evening on the beaches and streets of Marmaris, with its shops, restaurants, cafes and bars.

After a rich breakfast on board, we sail towards Ekincik Bay, one of the most popular areas for diving, so it's worth having your snorkel gear ready (available from our boat) — an entirely different underwater world awaits. From here you can optionally join the Dalyan tour to see Lycian rock tombs dating back to the 4th century BC and Iztuzu (Turtle) Beach, the nesting area of sea turtles. Overnight stay is in Ekincik Bay, with dinner served on board.

Because the Disibilmez and Kurtoğlu Capes are famous for their waves and must be crossed while the sea is calm, we set off earlier than other days and reach the world-famous Göcek Bay area. Breakfast and a swimming break are given at the Sunken Bath, a bay where green, blue and history intertwine, named after the ruins of historical baths said to have been built for Cleopatra during the ancient Lycian period; a Byzantine-era monastery also lies underwater here. We then depart for Tersane Island, where you can see the ruins of an old Greek settlement, the shipyard it takes its name from, and the remains of a watchtower. We anchor at Red Island, called Lagusa in ancient Greece, for the night with dinner served on board.

In the morning we enter Fethiye, the district with the largest surface area in Muğla — a city that has seen countless civilizations dating back to 2000 BC and is one of Turkey's most valuable tourism regions. From here you can join an optional Safari tour to see Yakapark, Gizlikent Waterfall and Saklıkent Canyon, or, if you'd rather not join, visit Fethiye's traditional Tuesday bazaar and taste the fresh local fruit. If you prefer to stay on board, the boat anchors in Samanlık Bay for swimming and lunch. We return to Fethiye port around 16:00, where the tour finishes.