Gocek Blue Lagoon Fethiye 12 Islands Gocek

Today’s journey begins with a sail to the stunning Butterfly Valley, tucked between towering cliffs and lush pine forests. Named for the diverse butterfly species that appear here during certain weeks of the year, this remote bay offers a peaceful retreat into nature.

Next, we head to the Blue Lagoon in Oludeniz, a breathtaking natural reserve where the Aegean and Mediterranean meet. Famous for its bright turquoise waters and striking beauty, this is one of Turkey’s most iconic coastal destinations—ideal for swimming, snorkeling, or simply relaxing on deck.

Our final stop is St. Nicholas Island (Gemiler Island), an uninhabited site rich with history and charm. Here you can explore Byzantine church ruins, believed to include the original tomb of St. Nicholas, and enjoy scenic views over the sea. The island also features inviting beaches and nearby waterfront restaurants for a relaxing end to the day.

Settle in for the night with the sound of the waves and the scent of the sea all around you.

Our day begins at Turunc Pinari, a peaceful cove fringed by pine trees. With its inviting beach and well-regarded restaurant, it’s the perfect place to enjoy a morning swim or a relaxing coffee surrounded by nature.

From there, we sail to Samanlik Bay, where crystal-clear turquoise waters create an idyllic backdrop for sunbathing and snorkeling.

Next, we head ashore to explore ancient Fethiye, a bustling coastal town steeped in history. Wander through its ruins, visit the Lycian rock tombs, or take in the atmosphere at one of its many vibrant cafés and local shops.

In the afternoon, we journey inland to Saklikent Gorge National Park, one of Turkey’s most impressive natural wonders. Walk through its towering canyon walls, cool off near a hidden waterfall, or relax with your feet in the icy riverbed.

Back on the boat, we stop at Knights Island, home to one of the region’s best dive sites, and then continue to Kuleli Bay, where lush scenery meets stunning beaches—ideal for a late-day swim.

We anchor for the night at Hillside Beach Club Bay, a serene spot where pine forests meet calm waters. The perfect place to unwind as the sun sets over the Aegean.

Our adventure begins at Tersane Island, once a shipyard for the Ottoman Navy. Today, it’s known for its beautiful beaches and ancient ruins. From there, we’ll sail to Domuz Island—also called Prince Island—a peaceful escape that was once home to wild boar, now surrounded by stunning natural scenery. Our final stop is Gobun Bay, a breathtaking spot lined with pines and olive trees, where rock-carved tombs hint at the area’s rich history.

We begin the day at Yavansu Bay, also known as Marty Bay, a lush, fig-covered area dotted with natural springs and ancient history. Perched on the nearby hillside is the ancient city of Arymaxa, where you can explore the remains of four Roman mausoleums, three Hellenistic tombs, and a Byzantine-era cistern—an evocative blend of civilizations in one panoramic setting.

Our journey continues to the remarkable Sedir Island, also called Kedrai, steeped in legend and natural beauty. This island is home to the Cleopatra Baths, a site linked to the Egyptian queen herself. Legend says the beach’s soft, shell-based sand was imported from Africa just for her. It’s a rare and protected type of sand, found only in a few places around the world. Swim in the crystalline waters and walk the sands once graced by royalty.

We end the day at Sarsala Bay, a peaceful anchorage ideal for an overnight stay. Surrounded by a forested valley and calm waters, the bay also features a scenic beach and a cozy restaurant—perfect for unwinding after a full day of history, legends, and landscapes.

Today is all about serenity and nature. Our first stop is the tranquil Bedri Rahmi Bay, named after the renowned Turkish writer and painter Bedri Rahmi Eyuboglu, who was a frequent visitor. His famous fish painting still adorns a rock at the bay’s entrance, marking the spot with cultural charm. Surrounded by pine-covered hills and crystal-clear waters, this bay is a favorite for swimming, snorkeling, and fishing. The rich underwater life and calm surroundings make it a true haven for relaxation.

In the afternoon, we’ll head to Kille Buku, a peaceful cove known for its shaded shoreline—perfect for picnicking under the trees or enjoying a quiet swim. This hidden gem offers the ideal setting to unwind and enjoy the stillness of nature before settling in for the night.

We begin the day at Boynuzbuku Bay, a serene spot tucked among pine-covered hills. This bay opens to a cluster of 12 uninhabited islets, collectively known as Adalar, perfect for a morning swim in tranquil, turquoise waters. The area is surrounded by fruit trees and vegetable gardens, and there’s a charming local restaurant serving freshly caught seafood—a great place to enjoy a relaxed lunch.

In the afternoon, we sail to the Yassica Islands, a collection of untouched islets known for their clear waters, rocky beaches, and excellent snorkeling and diving. These secluded islands offer a quiet escape, ideal for swimming or just lounging by the sea.

As the day ends, prepare for one of the most memorable sunsets of the journey. The golden light reflecting off the water and islands creates a perfect setting for photos—or simply soaking in the view in silence.

Our journey concludes as we return to Gocek Harbor by 9:00 AM. After a scenic voyage filled with unforgettable landscapes and tranquil bays, you’ll have the chance to enjoy a final taste of this charming town.

Take a walk along Gocek’s harbor promenade, lined with cafes and restaurants offering excellent Turkish cuisine. Then, dive into local culture with a visit to the Gocek Local Market—a vibrant, colorful stop that showcases the spirit of the region.

Wander through stalls overflowing with fresh fruits and vegetables, fragrant spices, local olives, dried fruits, and handmade souvenirs—all cultivated or crafted under the warmth of the Turkish sun. It’s the perfect place to pick up a few last memories before heading home.

This relaxed morning offers a gentle close to a week of exploration, discovery, and sea-soaked serenity.