Turkey
The Turkish coast of the Aegean Sea is ideal for those who decided to spend a holiday on a yacht: a huge number of bays, archipelagos, the possibility to make stops at almost any moment. This makes traveling through the waters of Turkey easy and enjoyable for everyone
Amazingly vibrant cities with interesting sights, many of which can be viewed on a yacht
Admire the picturesque landscapes of wild and cozy bays, mysterious caves, delightful archipelagos and sandy beaches
Destination description
Admire the picturesque landscapes of wild and cozy bays, mysterious caves, delightful archipelagos and sandy beaches. You will discover amazingly vibrant cities with interesting sights, many of which can be viewed on a yacht.
Bodrum
A picturesque city in the southwest of Turkey, which is located between the Aegean and Mediterranean seas.Bodrum harmoniously combines golden sandy beaches,
secluded coves with clear water, pine forests, groves with orange trees, beautiful mountains and rocks, being one of the favorite vacation spots for yachtsmen.
St. Peter's Castle is the main attraction of Bodrum. It is a medieval fortress, where one of the wonders of the world was located - Tomb of Mausolus.
The diving spots in Bodrum are really interesting. Swim among magnificent coral reefs, mysterious caves and wrecks.
Marmaris
On the coast of Marmaris, beautiful and cozy bays, promenades, wide golden beaches and the purest water await you.
Excursion is the best way to enjoy this stunning city and its surroundings. Beaches, water parks, Marmaris Castle, Dalyan, Turunc resort, Cleopatra island, museums, "Marmaris village" are the most interesting must-see places.
Fethiye
The resort town is located at the foot of the picturesque Lycian mountains. You can feel the atmosphere of calmness and serenity on the streets of the city.
In addition to the wonderful local beaches, you should definitely visit the Lycian tombs, the tomb of the ruler Amyntas, as well as the ancient cities of Tlos and Pinara, located 35 kilometers from Fethiye.
Antalya
A city with chic hotels, endless malls, long beaches, clubs, that also hides the centuries-old history of the area that survived the stages of the rule of the Romans, Byzantines and Ottoman Turks.In the Old City of Antalya, you will be greeted by the first attraction - Hadrian's Gate of Roman times. Another monument of this period is the Khidirlik tower that once was a lighthouse.
In the vicinity of the city you will also find buildings from the Hellenistic times: the amphitheater in Aspendos, the ruins of Perge and others.
Marmara and Turkeli Islands
The islands of the Sea of Marmara are the most calm and quiet. There are no expensive luxury hotels, but local customs and traditions that are passed down through generations.The largest of the islands is Marmara Island. It is famous for its giant marble quarry, its stone was used for the construction of temples in the Byzantine period.
During the tour, you will be able to observe marble mining. In addition, there is a unique open-air museum, where you can view exhibits from the Byzantine and ancient Roman eras.
Turkeli Island is a low-lying island buried in vineyards. Beautiful sea and natural coastal landscapes, golden beaches with clear blue water have turned the island into a prestigious area.
The nature is marvelous here: low hills and rocks covered with slender pines, fragrant junipers, olive trees. Today Turkeli is an island of winemaking. Here you can drink local wine and feel its unique bouquet of flavors.
The Turkish coast of the Aegean Sea is ideal for those who decided to spend a holiday on a yacht: a huge number of bays, archipelagos, the possibility to make stops at almost any moment. This makes traveling through the waters of Turkey easy and enjoyable for everyone.