Mediterranean Gulet Cruise
'Enchanting Blue - Marmaris / Fethiye / Marmaris'
8 - Day itinerary
Day 1
We board the Gulet at Marmaris around 5pm. Relax with a welcome drink at the pre-cruise information session. Enjoy an onboard dinner while meeting the other passengers. Overnight in Marmaris harbour.
Day 2
After breakfast we cruise to Ekincik and the beautiful beach of Izturu, which is famous for the sea turtle called Carette. The ancient city of Caunos is closeby where you can take a boat trip up the Dalyan river, passing Lycian rock tombs on the way to the sulphurous mud baths and hot springs.
Day 3
Today we cruise to Aga Liman for a swim stop. In the afternoon we stop in Manastir Bay before our overnight stop in the area of Kleopatra and Hamam Bays.
Day 4
Island hop from the lovely Gulf of Tersane to Yassica Island before our overnight stop in Gocek.
Day 5
Disembark in Fethiye where you can walk to the Lycian rock tombs from the ancient city of Telmessos. After lunch we cruise to Olüdeniz. Enjoy a relaxing afternoon swimming and tanning before crusing to Gemiler Island.
Day 6
An enchanting cruise to Disibilmez and Baba Islands, before we return to the region of Ekincik.
Day 7
This morning we cruise to Iceada Cebekilise, cruising through Turunc for our swim stop in either Kadirga or Kumlubuk. Late this afternoon we arrive in Marmaris harbour for our final night onboard the yacht.
Day 8
After breakfast, we disembark.
Tour includes
o Services of a captain and supporting crew
o 7 Breakfasts, 6 Lunches, 7 Dinners
o 7 nights - Gulet accommodation in total.
- 7 nights in a shared cabin with WC on the Mediterranean Sea
Tour does not include
o Drinks except tea and coffee at breakfast and afternoon tea only
o Entrance fees to any sites
Note:
This itinerary is subject to change without notification. The captain of the craft will decide the program at the time.
All cabins have double beds. Most people choose to sleep under the beautiful Mediterranean sky on a mattresses on the deck, and only use their cabins as a wardrobe.
