Turkey & Greek Islands
Itineraries
A starting point for the conversation — every route is tailored around your group.
Marmaris – Bozburun – Datça – Marmaris
Seven nights along the peninsula that separates two seas. The route leaves the marinas of Marmaris behind within the first hour and stays in quiet water for the rest of the week — fishing villages, ruined fortresses and the almond groves of Datça.
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Marmaris – Göcek – Fethiye – Marmaris
This week covers the most varied stretch of the Turkish coast: a river delta guarded by Lycian tombs, a gulf scattered with islands, and a bay backed by a 1,960-metre mountain.
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Bodrum – Gökova – Bodrum
Gökova is where the blue cruise tradition took shape, and this week explains why: a deep gulf of pine forest and clear water, with anchorages that have barely changed in fifty years.
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Göcek – Kaş – Kekova – Göcek
The longest and most varied route on this coast: a week that runs the length of ancient Lycia, from Göcek's sheltered gulf to the sunken ruins of Kekova and back.
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Fethiye – Göcek – Fethiye
The right route when the calendar is tight but the appetite is not. Fethiye and Göcek share one wide, protected gulf — which means every day ends in a different bay without a single long passage.
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Bozburun – Datça – Bozburun
The quietest route we offer. No cities, no crowds — a loop through the Hisarönü gulf and out to the tip of the Datça peninsula, sailed at the pace the region itself keeps.
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Marmaris – Symi – Rhodes – Marmaris
A cross-border route linking the quiet bays of the Bozburun Peninsula with two of the Dodecanese’s most distinctive islands. Over seven nights, the landscape shifts from pine-covered Turkish shores to the colourful harbour of Symi and the medieval walls of Rhodes.
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Bodrum – Kos – Kalymnos – Leros – Patmos – Bodrum
A journey through the northern Dodecanese, connecting Bodrum with four Greek islands of very different character. The route moves from the lively streets and ancient landmarks of Kos to the rugged shores of Kalymnos, the quiet bays of Leros and the spiritual landscape of Patmos.
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Marmaris – Rhodes – Chalki – Tilos – Nisyros – Symi – Marmaris
A varied journey through the southern Dodecanese, bringing together medieval streets, colourful harbours, quiet island landscapes and the volcanic scenery of Nisyros. Beginning and ending in Marmaris, the route reveals a different character at every stop.
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