Itinerary · Turkey
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.
The route
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The voyage
Out of Fethiye, the first call is usually Gemiler Island, where Byzantine chapels climb the hillside and the channel between island and shore makes a sheltered first anchorage. The route then turns into the Göcek gulf proper.
The names here read like a roll call of the blue cruise: the Yassıca Islands with their shallow turquoise pools, Boynuzbükü, Tersane Island — where the ruins of an Ottoman-era shipyard and an abandoned village stand at the water’s edge — and Bedri Rahmi Bay, marked since the 1970s by the painter’s fish on the rocks.
Kızılada, with its 19th-century lighthouse, makes a natural final-evening anchorage; the sun sets directly behind it as seen from the gulf.
Back in Fethiye, the town offers a proper last morning — a market worth walking and the rock tomb of Amyntas above the rooftops.
This is a sample itinerary rather than a fixed daily schedule. The captain may change the order of stops according to weather, sea conditions, berth availability and the needs of the group.
Ideal as a first charter, or as a shorter week between busier plans. Request a charter and we will fit the route to the days you have.
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Fethiye – Göcek – Fethiye
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