Fethiye to Bodrum to Fethiye

Your second day begins as we leave Aga Limanı and head toward Serce Bay, nestled below the ancient city of Kasara. Overlooking the bay, the ruins offer stunning views and a glimpse into history. You can explore the remains of Kasara on land, or dive into the bay, home to six known shipwrecks. One of the seven original wrecks has been moved to the Museum of Underwater Archaeology in Bodrum.

From this rich, historic setting, we sail on to Bozburun Island. You’ll spend the night anchored in a quiet fishing village, enjoying another peaceful evening by the sea.

Today, you’ll leave the fishing village on Bozburun Island and sail toward Selimiye Bay. This sheltered spot is known for its calm, clear waters—perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and discovering the underwater life of the Mediterranean. Another charming fishing village lines the shore, adding to the bay’s peaceful vibe.

In the evening, you’ll anchor at Bencik, a stunning inland fjord where mountain views meet the sea. It’s the perfect setting to unwind and take in the natural beauty all around.

The day starts with a peaceful sail to the harbor town of Datca. Once ashore, you’re free to explore at your own pace. Stroll through narrow lanes lined with colorful buildings, browse local shops and cafés, and savor traditional Turkish dishes. Be sure to pause for a glass of tea, served the way locals love it.

In the afternoon, the cruise continues to İnceburun Bay, where you’ll anchor for the night surrounded by calm waters and scenic views.

Your day begins with a smooth sail to the ancient city of Cnidus. Unlike most ancient coastal towns, Cnidus was built across two shorelines and an island opposite the mainland—offering a rare glimpse into its unique layout. Once part of the Dorian Federation, a group of six cities, Cnidus included both coastal and inland settlements.

Though now in ruins, remnants of the Temple of Apollo and the Acropolis hint at the city’s former grandeur, dating back to the fourth century BC.

After exploring this historic site, you’ll cruise to Mersincik Island, where you’ll anchor for the night and unwind beneath a sky full of stars.

Today, you’ll leave the calm of Mersincik Island and sail toward Yedi Adalar—the “Seven Islands.” Along the way, you’ll stop at Bordubet Harbour, a traditional village where you can stretch your legs and soak in the local charm.

From there, you’ll cruise between the seven islands, stopping to swim in the crystal-clear Mediterranean waters. This area is a snorkeler’s dream, teeming with undisturbed marine life—sea turtles, schools of fish, and even the occasional dolphin.

You’ll anchor for the night among the islands, with a front-row view of the sun setting over the water.

Today, the cruise continues along the stunning coastline as you depart Yedi Adalar and sail toward Değirmen Buku. This stretch of the Gokova Gulf is known for its dramatic coves, deep inlets, and scenic beauty.

You’ll stop at Kargili Cove during the day—one of the region’s hidden gems—before continuing on to other ideal spots for swimming and relaxation.

Your final stop is Camli Cove, where you’ll anchor for the night, surrounded by calm waters and the peaceful sounds of nature.

The day begins with a peaceful departure from Camli Cove, sailing toward Orak Island. Famous for its untouched marine life and crystal-clear waters, Orak is an ideal spot for swimming, snorkeling, and soaking in the beauty of the Mediterranean. Even from the boat, you’ll spot vibrant underwater life in motion.

After a full day of sun and sea, the cruise continues to Bodrum, your final stop. Once docked, you’re free to explore this lively harbor town. Visit Bodrum Castle for a glimpse into the region’s past, browse local shops for souvenirs, or simply enjoy the town’s coastal charm.

As night falls, Bodrum comes alive. With bars, music, and dancing, it’s the perfect place to celebrate the end of your journey—before returning to your cabin for one last night of sleep on the water.

Today, you’ll depart from Bodrum and return to the ancient city of Cnidus. This second visit offers another chance to swim in its clear waters and catch a glimpse of ancient artifacts still resting on the sea floor.

From Cnidus, the cruise continues toward Palamutbuku Island. Along the way, you’ll pass one of the longest beaches on the peninsula—a stunning stretch of coastline perfect for photos.

You’ll anchor overnight at the small town of Palamutbuku, where you can choose to relax on board or step ashore to explore the local spots at your own pace.

You’ll begin the day by departing the small town near Palamutbuku and heading toward Dirsekbuku—a quiet, scenic inlet that stretches toward Kemeriye Island. The calm waters and wide-open views make it an ideal spot for a relaxing stop and panoramic photo opportunities.

As evening approaches, you’ll cruise into Bozukkale Bay, a natural harbor once used by the ancient city of Loryma. The remnants of its defensive walls still stand, offering a striking backdrop and a glimpse into the region’s storied past.

You’ll anchor here for the night, surrounded by history and the serenity of the bay.

Today, you’ll sail out from Bozukkale and head to Kadirga Bay. Take your time here—swim in the clear blue waters or simply relax on deck and soak up the coastal beauty.

From there, you’ll cruise to Cennet Island—aptly named Paradise Island. With views of a lush, forested peninsula and the endless blue of the Mediterranean, it’s easy to see how it got its name.

You’ll spend the night anchored in this peaceful setting—your own slice of paradise.

This morning, you’ll depart Cennet Island and sail to Ekincik Bay, where the day offers two unforgettable excursion options.

The first is a visit to the ancient city of Kaunos, where you can explore impressive Lycian rock tombs carved into the cliffs, along with the remains of temples and a Roman theatre.

Alternatively, take a riverboat tour to the famous Dalyan mud baths—a fun and rejuvenating experience—followed by a visit to Iztuzu Beach, also known as Loggerhead Turtle Beach, a protected nesting site for these incredible creatures.

Whichever you choose, it’s a day full of history, nature, and unique experiences.

Today, you’ll leave Ekincik and continue sailing through the Gulf of Fethiye. Your destination is Hamam Bay, home to the legendary Cleopatra’s Bath.

According to local lore, this ancient bathhouse was built by Marcus Antonius as a wedding gift to Cleopatra. The bay’s naturally warm, mineral-rich waters were believed to have rejuvenating properties—so much so that Cleopatra is said to have bathed here on multiple occasions.

Tonight, you’ll anchor in the same peaceful bay, surrounded by history and nature—resting where royalty once did.

Today, you’ll leave Ekincik and continue sailing through the Gulf of Fethiye. Your destination is Hamam Bay, home to the legendary Cleopatra’s Bath.

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On your final day, you’ll depart Cleopatra’s Bath and sail to Tersane Island—also known as Dockyard Island. Once a thriving site for wooden shipbuilding, this ancient harbor now holds the quiet ruins of its past. You’ll have time to explore the remnants and imagine the craftsmanship that once took place here.

From Tersane, the journey continues to Turunç Pınarı, a peaceful bay not far from Fethiye. This tranquil spot is where you’ll spend your final night, surrounded by calm waters and the quiet beauty of the coast.

g to local lore, this ancient bathhouse was built by Marcus Antonius as a wedding gift to Cleopatra. The bay’s naturally warm, mineral-rich waters were believed to have rejuvenating properties—so much so that Cleopatra is said to have bathed here on multiple occasions.

Tonight, you’ll anchor in the same peaceful bay, surrounded by history and nature—resting where royalty once did.

This morning, the cruise returns to Fethiye. After breakfast, you’ll say goodbye to the crew and your fellow passengers—new friends made along the way. Disembarkation will take place at 9:00 AM.

Please Note:
The itinerary may be adjusted due to weather conditions or at the captain’s discretion to ensure the safety and satisfaction of all guests. The captain’s decision in these matters is final.