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7-Day Gocek Yacht Charter: Turkish Mediterranean Highlights

Embark on a captivating Gocek yacht charter, exploring the turquoise waters and emerald islands of the Turkish Mediterranean. This bespoke itinerary weaves through the renowned Gocek 12 Islands, revealing secluded coves and ancient ruins. Experience the charm of Fethiye, the natural wonders of Butterfly Valley, and the vibrant atmosphere of Kalkan, all from the comfort of your private yacht. Discover hidden beaches perfect for swimming and snorkelling, and indulge in exquisite local cuisine as you cruise this stunning coastline.

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  1. DAY 01

    Gocek & Tersane Island

    Begin your Gocek yacht charter in the sophisticated marina town, then cruise to Tersane Island, the largest of the Gocek islands. Explore ancient Byzantine ruins and enjoy a tranquil afternoon swim.

    • Explore Gocek town boutiques
    • Swim in Tersane Island's calm bays
    • Visit the Tersane Island ruins
    • Sunset cocktails on deck
    Anchorage
    Tersane Island North Bay
    Dining
    Adaia Restaurant (Tersane Island)
  2. DAY 02

    Fethiye & Oludeniz

    Sail to Fethiye, a bustling port town, to explore its ancient rock tombs and vibrant market. Continue to Oludeniz, famous for its Blue Lagoon and paragliding opportunities.

    • Visit the Lycian Rock Tombs
    • Wander Fethiye fish market
    • Swim in Oludeniz Blue Lagoon
    • Optional paragliding over Oludeniz
    Anchorage
    Oludeniz Bay (outside lagoon)
    Dining
    Adress Restaurant (Fethiye harbour)
  3. DAY 03

    Butterfly Valley & Gemiler Island

    Discover the dramatic Butterfly Valley, accessible only by sea, with its cascading waterfall and diverse butterfly species. Later, anchor off Gemiler Island, known for its Byzantine ruins and stunning sunsets.

    • Hike to Butterfly Valley waterfall
    • Spot various butterfly species
    • Explore Gemiler Island ruins
    • Witness sunset from Gemiler Island
    Anchorage
    Gemiler Island North Bay
    Dining
    Onboard chef's special
  4. DAY 04

    Kalkan

    Cruise to the charming hillside town of Kalkan, renowned for its whitewashed houses, boutique shops, and rooftop restaurants. Explore its narrow cobbled streets.

    • Stroll Kalkan's old town
    • Browse local artisan shops
    • Enjoy a traditional Turkish bath
    • Dine at a rooftop restaurant
    Anchorage
    Kalkan Harbour (stern-to)
    Dining
    The Olive Tree (Kalkan)
  5. DAY 05

    Kas

    Sail to the picturesque fishing town of Kas, a popular spot for diving and water sports. Explore its ancient theatre and lively harbour area.

    • Snorkel or dive in crystal waters
    • Visit the ancient Antifellos theatre
    • Explore Kas's charming streets
    • Shop for local handicrafts
    Anchorage
    Kas Marina
    Dining
    Cinarlar Pide (Kas)
  6. DAY 06

    Cold Water Bay & Cleopatra's Bath

    Return towards Gocek, stopping at the refreshingly cool Cold Water Bay, fed by an underwater spring. Continue to the historical Cleopatra's Bath, a submerged ruin perfect for snorkelling.

    • Swim in Cold Water Bay's cool spring
    • Snorkel over Cleopatra's Bath ruins
    • Relax on the yacht's sun deck
    • Enjoy a quiet evening anchorage
    Anchorage
    Cold Water Bay
    Dining
    BBQ on deck
  7. DAY 07

    Gocek 12 Islands & Return

    Spend your final day exploring more of the Gocek 12 Islands, choosing from tranquil bays like Bedri Rahmi or Yavansu. Enjoy final swims before returning to Gocek marina.

    • Swim at Bedri Rahmi Bay
    • Explore Yavansu (Martı) Bay
    • Final sunbathing on deck
    • Enjoy a farewell dinner in Gocek
    Anchorage
    Yavansu Bay
    Dining
    Lal Cafe & Restaurant (Gocek)
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