Turkey
A Journey Through Turquoise Waters and Ancient Wonders
Turkey
Turkey’s coastline is a sailor’s paradise, where crystal-clear turquoise waters meet ancient ruins and breathtaking landscapes. From the stunning bays of the Turquoise Coast to the secluded coves of the Aegean, every journey offers a blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. Sail through the legendary waters of Bodrum, explore the sunken ruins of Kekova, or anchor in the hidden gems of Göcek’s archipelago. With steady winds, warm hospitality, and a coastline rich in myths and legends, Turkey is the perfect destination for both adventure and relaxation. Whether you seek lively harbors or untouched serenity, every voyage along Turkey’s shores is an unforgettable experience.
Regions
Mediterranean
From the picturesque ports of Turkey's coast (Göcek, Fethiye & Kaş) sail your Gulet charter to discover hidden coves and underwater Lycian tombs. The adventures include a yacht rental in the Butterfly Valley, an action-packed destination for adventure seekers. Explore the Ölüdeniz Paragliding Beach, Kelebekler Vadisi's hippie atmosphere, and much more with the beautiful backdrop of the Mediterranean melting away as the winds pour in the Meltemi. Sail from Fethiye to Keçova, experience the ancient submerged cities, visit the towering castle of Simena while enjoying endless amazing Turkish Mezes and delightful gulet moorings.
Aegean
Embark on your Aegean Turkey yacht cruise aboard a traditional gulet from Bodrum's Castle Marina, Didim's Apollo temples, and Kuşadası's bazaar ports, as you explore the aromatic pine lined gulfs and ruins scattered across the land from the time of the Hellenistic period. If you prefer to charter a catamaran from Bodrum, take the opportunity to enjoy the hot springs of Orak Island, the Seven Sleepers Caves of English Harbour and the secluded beaches of Karadağ where the Meltem trades are abundant. If you are seeking to charter a yacht from Kuşadası, consider cruising towards the Crusader Fortress of Bozukkale, Cleopatra's Hammam Island or Yalıcak's turtle bays.