Cabin charter Fethiye 12 islands

from € 179.00

“A2B Yachting” provides blue cruise from Fethiye and sail to 12 islands. Explore this beautiful Turkish Riviera and turquoise coast on a Turkish Gulet. Have a unique experience and enjoy the sailing trip in Turkey with a group of sea-lovers from all around the world.

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Cabin charter Fethiye 12 islands

The Fethiye 12 islands cabin charter gives you the opportunity to combine land and sea excursions. Not only you can enjoy swimming in the “Blue Flagged” waters with the most beautiful natural bay, you will get a chance to explore the beautiful islands and lovely fishing towns with great historical sights.

This blue cruise takes 3 days and 4 nights in traditional wooden Turkish gulet, starting from Fethiye to cruise down to Tarzan Bay, Cleopatra’s Bath, Gocek and other small islands before returning back to Fethiye. You will have plenty of time to swim, snorkel or just soak up some sun and enjoy the beautiful surroundings.

What's included

Transfer from your hotel in Fethiye to the boat.
All meals (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner) and afternoon Tea (Coffee/Tea/ Biscuits).
Standard yacht equipment, board games, snorkels & masks, fishing lines.
Passengers may bring snacks, such as fruit, nuts, muesli, yogurt, chocolate.
(Not sold on board)

What's not included

All drinks, also water are sold on board at reasonable prices.
Please do not bring your own drinks on board.
Archaeological sites and national parks entrance fees.
Crew tip of 3-5% is also not included in price.

  1. Day 1 Fethiye

    Boarding in Fethiye Harbour around 15:00.

    Depart for Turunc Bay or Tarzan Bay to enjoy some swimming and snorkeling in the crystal clear water.

    Cruise along a few of the islands towards Tersane Island, with the ruins of a once very important shipyard.
    We have dinner and spend here our first night.

    Meals included : Dinner

  2. Day 2 Cleopatra's Baths

    After breakfast we depart for Cleopatra's Baths (Hamam Bay). Enjoy a swim in the ancient ruins of these Roman Baths. We then cruise to Sarsala Bay, a striking pine-surrounded bay.

    It is also a convenient starting point for a 45-minute hike to ancient Lissa, notable mostly for inscribed walls dating from the 3rd century BC rule of two of Cleopatra's Ptolemy forebears.

    Bedri Rahmi Bay is our next stop, named after one of the first 'Blue Cruisers' who painted here in 1973 a fish on the rocks.Jump in the clear water or explore the island.

    We have dinner here and our 2nd night.

    Meals included : Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

  3. Day 3 Yassica Islands - Gocek

    Today we cruise to the Yassica Islands.
    These tiny little islands don't have individual names.
    They are so small that no one has named them.
    The biggest one has a sandy beach and there is a small pool cape off the lagoon.

    We will then cruise to the tranquil area of Gocek Islands where we can swim, snorkel or just soak up some sun and enjoy the beautiful surroundings.

    A last swim at Red Island and overnight in Fethiye.

    Meals included : Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

  4. Day 4 Fethiye

    After breakfast, it is time to say farewell to our gulet and crew.

    Meals included : Breakfast

  1. How do I get to Fethiye?

    By bus
    Fethiye has direct connections to many cities in Turkey including Marmaris, Bodrum, Antalya, Izmir, and Istanbul. (which costs 90 TL per person and takes around 14 hours) among others.

    By plane
    The nearest airport served by international airlines is at Dalaman Airport which is about one hour to Fethiye. There is also a bus service from Dalaman Airport to Fethiye, run by Havaş. Another airport is Antalya which is about three hours driving.

    By car
    D400 highway links Fethiye with north (Marmaris, and onward to Muğla and Southern Aegean) and east (Antalya), along the Lycian coastline. However, from Antalya, there is also a mountain road (numbered D350—and E87 for part of its route) which is in a good condition via Korkuteli and also has a branch going north to Denizli. D350 significantly has shorter route than the coastal D400.

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