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The Turquoise Coast of Turkey stretches more than 1,000 kilometres along the Aegean and Mediterranean, a region where rugged mountains meet crystalline waters. This is a shoreline marked by antiquity, once home to Lycian, Carian, and Hellenistic cultures, now best explored by yacht, moving with the rhythm of secluded bays and historic harbours. Starting from Göcek’s natural marina and finishing in Bodrum, the passage carries you from pine-scented anchorages and quiet beaches to ancient theatres, bustling bazaars, and refined seaside dining. With steady breezes and sheltered waters, this journey reveals Turkey at its most elemental and enduring.
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7 Days
6 Nights
Itinerary Summary
Day 1: Göcek
eastDay 2: Ekincik
eastDay 3: Marmaris
eastDay 4: Serci Limani
eastDay 5: Datça
eastDay 6: Knidos
eastDay 7: Bodrum
An exclusive 7-day yacht charter along Turkey’s Turquoise Coast, beginning in Göcek and ending in Bodrum, discovering unspoiled anchorages, vibrant harbours, and echoes of ancient Caria woven into the landscape.
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Day 1
distance 0nm
weather_mix 27°C – 35°C
Step aboard in Göcek, nestled among forested mountains and famed for its natural bays. Once a quiet fishing village, today it is a discreet hub for yachting. After a warm welcome from your crew, spend the afternoon exploring nearby islands such as Yassica, before dining al fresco on board as the sun sinks behind pine-lined shores.
Gateway to the Turquoise Coast.
Day 2
distance 19nm
weather_mix 27°C – 34°C
Anchor in Ekincik Bay, a quiet natural harbour framed by mountains. From here, take a riverboat up the Dalyan River past reed beds and rock-cut Lycian tombs. Explore the ruins of Kaunos, once a thriving Carian city, before returning for a swim in the clear bay. Dinner is served on deck under a canopy of stars.
A hidden bay with a river to ancient worlds.
Day 3
distance 13nm
weather_mix 28°C – 35°C
Sail into Marmaris, where a sweeping natural bay shelters a lively town. Wander through its Ottoman castle and old bazaar, or step ashore for a taste of local meze and fresh seafood. The marina offers a lively contrast to secluded anchorages, with boutiques and waterfront cafés at your doorstep.
A vibrant harbour town with Ottoman echoes.
Day 4
distance 19nm
weather_mix 27°C – 34°C
Serçe Limanı is a dramatic fjord-like inlet, perfectly protected and hauntingly beautiful. It was here that a Byzantine shipwreck was discovered, now displayed in Bodrum’s Museum of Underwater Archaeology. Spend the afternoon swimming, kayaking, or simply enjoying the stillness of one of Turkey’s most secluded bays.
Silent fjords and shipwrecked memories.
Day 5
distance 19nm
weather_mix 27°C – 33°C
Arrive at Datça, where fragrant orchards and olive groves stretch across a narrow peninsula. Stroll through the old town with its stone houses and winding alleys, or enjoy a tasting of local almonds and wines. The surrounding waters are perfect for snorkelling before a dinner ashore in a quiet taverna.
Almond groves on a timeless peninsula.
Day 6
distance 15nm
weather_mix 27°C – 34°C
Sail west to Knidos, an ancient city at the tip of the peninsula where two seas converge. Step ashore to explore ruins that once drew scholars, sailors, and astronomers, including the circular theatre overlooking the water. Anchor nearby for a sunset swim, surrounded by history carved into stone and sea.
Where two seas cradle an ancient stage.
Day 7
distance 21nm
weather_mix 27°C – 35°C
Your voyage ends in Bodrum, once the ancient city of Halicarnassus, home to the Mausoleum, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Explore the medieval castle and the Museum of Underwater Archaeology, then wander the harbour lined with whitewashed houses. Evening brings refined dining and a final toast to the Turquoise Coast.
Legacy of Halicarnassus, harbour of light.