Fethiye-Blue Lagoon-Gocek-Fethiye 8Days/7Nights

Our cruise begins at 4:00 p.m. as our guests depart from Fethiye, a port city celebrated for its stunning beaches, lively center, and culinary delights, rendering it a sought-after tour destination. After exploring beloved sites, our path leads to Boncuklu Bay, located west of the center—a splendid swimming spot offering watersports and beach club relaxation. Next, we venture into the lively Paspatur Bazaar at the heart of Fethiye, housing souvenir shops, restaurants, and vibrant bars. To conclude our day, the tour returns to Boncuklu Bay, a short distance from Paspatur Bazaar. (D)

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Boncuklu Bay

Boncuklu Bay enchants visitors with its crystal-clear waters, golden shores, and a tranquil ambiance that makes it an idyllic destination for those seeking both relaxation and adventure.

Paspatur Bazaar

Paspatur Bazaar in the heart of Fethiye beckons with its lively atmosphere, featuring a colorful array of souvenir shops, diverse restaurants, and vibrant bars that collectively create a dynamic and immersive cultural experience.

Butterfly Valley, nestled near Fethiye, earns its name from the myriad butterfly species that grace the area during certain months of the season, attracting numerous visitors with its stunning views, sparkling waters, and emphasis on ecotourism—an initial highlight on our itinerary. Following this, we’ll explore the renowned Blue Lagoon, characterized by its naturally sheltered turquoise waters and sandy stretch, offering beach clubs and water sports facilities for active enthusiasts. After a sun-soaked experience, our journey continues to St. Nicholas Island, also known as Gemiler Island, reputed to house the original tomb of St. Nicholas and featuring secluded bays and ancient ruins, marking another pivotal destination in Fethiye. (B-L-D)

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Butterfly Valley

Butterfly Valley unfolds as a captivating destination, adorned with breathtaking views, crystalline waters, and a rich variety of butterfly species during specific months, creating an enchanting haven that seamlessly blends natural beauty with ecological diversity.

Blue Lagoon

Blue Lagoon boasts a pristine landscape with its sheltered turquoise waters, inviting sandy stretch, and vibrant beach clubs, making it a sought-after destination where visitors can bask in the serenity of its idyllic surroundings and partake in a variety of water sports activities.

St. Nicholas Island

St. Nicholas Island, also known as Gemiler Island, unfolds as a historical gem near Fethiye, housing the reputed original tomb of St. Nicholas, amidst its secluded bays and ancient ruins, offering visitors a unique blend of cultural exploration and tranquil natural beauty.

In the Gulf of Gocek lies Aga Limani Bay, a cherished destination for group tours, known for its pristine waters, thriving ecosystem, and the ancient Lydia ruins; comprised of two smaller bays with remarkably clear water from underwater springs, it forms a picturesque setting. Transitioning from this captivating location, the cruise proceeds to Cleopatra’s Baths, situated in the serene Hamam Bay, where the ancient bath, believed to be a wedding gift from Marc Anthony to Cleopatra, is surrounded by crystal-clear waters, mountainous landscapes, and pine-studded cliffs, presenting an irresistible must-visit site. (B-L-D)

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Aga Limani Bay

Aga Limani Bay in the Gulf of Gocek is a cherished destination for group tours, offering crystal-clear waters, a thriving ecosystem, and ancient Lydia ruins, with two smaller bays boasting exceptionally clean water from underwater springs, providing a perfect blend of natural beauty and historical significance.

Cleopatra’s Bath

Cleopatra’s Bath, believed to be a wedding gift from Marc Anthony to Cleopatra, enchants visitors with crystal-clear waters, surrounded by mountainous landscapes and pine-studded cliffs, creating an irresistibly serene and historically rich destination.

Sarsala Bay, nestled among the many inlets in the region, stands out with its stunning waters, densely pine-wooded hills, and convenient facilities, making it a favored destination in the Gocek Gulf, ideal for anchoring and overnight stays, while its calm waters provide an excellent environment for swimming, snorkeling, and diving; as the yacht progresses northeast, the next destination is Bedri Rahmi Bay, also known as Tasyaka Bay, named after the renowned artist, writer, and poet Bedri Rahmi Eyuboglu, in tribute to his fish mural at the bay’s entrance, where its natural shelter, picturesque views, and popularity among tours and boaters alike contribute to its allure. (B-L-D)

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Sarsala Bay

Sarsala Bay is a beloved destination in the Gocek Gulf, celebrated for its stunning waters, pine-wooded hills, and convenient facilities, offering an ideal setting for anchoring, overnight stays, and water activities like swimming, snorkeling, and diving.

Bedri Rahmi Bay

Bedri Rahmi Bay, also known as Tasyaka Bay, pays homage to the renowned artist, writer, and poet Bedri Rahmi Eyuboglu, featuring his captivating fish mural at the entrance, with its natural shelter, scenic views, and popularity among tours and boaters alike, making it a captivating destination blending artistic charm with the allure of the Turkish coastline.

In the scenic environs of Gocek, surrounded by pine-forested hills, our next destination is Merdivenli Bay, cherished for its tranquil ambiance and sun-soaked retreat, featuring a small village settlement where residents offer locally produced jams, honey, and other goods; our journey continues to Domuz Island, also known as Prince Island, named after the wild boars believed to have inhabited it, adorned with scattered ruins across its uninhabited landscape, with the renowned Aquarium Bay standing out as its most famous feature. (B-L-D)

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Merdivenli Bay

Merdivenli Bay is a beloved destination, known for its tranquility and sun-soaked retreat, featuring a quaint village offering locally produced jams, honey, and goods, providing a perfect spot for relaxation and an authentic local experience.

Domuz Island

Domuz Island or Prince Island, reveals its intriguing history with a name harkening back to the wild boars that once roamed its uninhabited terrain, marked by scattered ruins and distinguished by the famed Aquarium Bay, making it a captivating and unique destination.

South of the Yassica Islands, Zeytin Island derives its name from the olive trees blanketing its terrain, housing a privately owned olive processing factory; transitioning, your cruise proceeds to Gocek, a small town within Fethiye, renowned for its prominence in yacht tourism with six marinas, and despite its high tourist activity, it remains a Registered Area of Special Protection, preserving its natural beauty; concluding the journey, the Yassica Islands, a cluster of five uninhabited islands, offer opportunities for swimming and watersports, easily accessible due to their close proximity. (B-L-D)

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Zeytin Island

Zeytin Island, situated south of the Yassica Islands and named for the olive trees gracing its landscape, stands as a privately owned haven with an olive processing factory, epitomizing a unique blend of natural beauty and industrial heritage in its tranquil setting.

Yassica Island

Yassica Islands, comprising five uninhabited jewels south of Gocek, beckon with their close-knit charm and offer an inviting oasis for swimming and watersports, allowing easy exploration between the islands within their pristine surroundings.

Kizil Island, one of the famed Gocek Islands, derives its name, meaning Red Island, from the mesmerizing hue it takes on during sunset hours; predominantly uninhabited, it boasts a picturesque lighthouse ideal for photography. The subsequent destination, Help Beach, nestled in Boncuklu Bay, features a vibrant beach club and yacht club with diverse facilities, while the day concludes at Samanlik Bay, a stunning pebbled beach surrounded by pine-studded hills, offering coral reefs for exceptional snorkeling and diving experiences, all against the perfect backdrop for captivating photos. (B-L-D)

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Kizil Island

Kizil Island stands out among the Gocek Islands for its name, inspired by the vibrant red hues during sunset, with its predominantly uninhabited terrain featuring a picturesque lighthouse, offering a captivating setting for photography enthusiasts.

Help Beach

Help Beach emerges as a lively coastal haven featuring a vibrant beach club and yacht club, providing diverse facilities that make it an appealing destination for sun enthusiasts and water activities, offering a perfect fusion of relaxation and recreation against the scenic backdrop of the Turkish coast.

Your cruise concludes in Fethiye at 9:00 a.m, and this coastal city, renowned for its Blue Cruise tours, offers a multitude of attractions in its city center and old town, including restaurants, nightlife spots, souvenir shops, local markets, and the bustling Paspatur Bazaar, alongside historical sites like the Lycian Stone Sarcophagi and Fethiye Museum, providing a rich array of experiences for you to explore. (B)