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Fethiye to Oludeniz and Gocek Blue Cruise Tour Turkey. Choose the best Turkish Gulet, Motor Yacht, and Sailing Yacht, then visit the bays of Fethiye and Gocek in Turkey.
Then, start your journey by visiting the enchanting bays and coasts of the Mediterranean Sea with Turkey’s best luxurious gulets, motor yachts, and sailing yachts.
You will visit those bays during Blue Cruise Turkey; Fethiye, Gemiler Island, Oludeniz, Tersane Island, Domuz Island, Gobun Bay, Yavansu Bay, Cleopatras’ Bath, Sarsala Bay, Bedri Rahmi Bay (Taskaya), Kille Buku, Hacihalil Island (Zeytin), Kizil Ada, Turunc Pinarı, and Samanlik Bay.
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Fethiye
Gocek
Fethiye
After you arrive in Fethiye, the boarding starts in the afternoon, and you can spend time in port and enjoy yourself in the city before you set sail.
We sail off the next morning. It is a great time to look around the small city and enjoy pre-sailing shopping. It is also a great chance to let your chef know what specialties you want on the voyage that are not included in the itinerary.
Finally, you have dinner on the yacht, berthed in the marina, and enjoy a fantastic first night in Fethiye at the Mediterranean Sea.
Gemiler Island
Gemiler Island is an island where nature and history are intertwined, located 9 km from Fethiye. There are only two ways to get to Gemiler Island: by road or by boat leaving from Belcekiz Beach.
After setting foot on the island, you can reach the island’s top by following unique walking paths. You can see Oludeniz, the Butterfly Valley, and the Gulf of Gocek.
If you are a history enthusiast, you should see the Byzantine church ruins on the island. Rumors that the region is the center of the spread of Christianity also make the island important for Christian tourists.
Gemiler Bay, located opposite Gemiler Island, offers visitors a unique view along with its magnificent nature. The presence of an open-air church is of historical importance in the bay and is a first-degree site that has led to a fee for entry to the area.
After entering the bay for a small fee, you can enjoy the sea, sun, and nature. In addition, you can admire the mosaics found at the base of the historic church.
Oludeniz
Fethiye’s world-famous beach, Oludeniz, has always maintained its place in the list of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Oludeniz, a natural wonder where Yesil and Blue meet, got its name because its water is flat like a sheet.
Due to its location, Oludeniz is still and warm, just like a lake. Oludeniz, where there are many beautiful beaches, is also a constant point on Blue Cruise Turkey routes.
In the turquoise waters of Oludeniz beaches, you can do many activities, such as jet-skiing, sailing, surfing, and adding entertainment to your holiday.
Tersane Island
Gocek Tersane Island, the largest island in the Gulf of Gocek, is home to the remains of an old shipyard and many other historical structures used in the Ottoman period. Gocek Tersane Island can only be reached by passing through a deep channel.
The historic ruins are located in the island’s winter harbor. The other bay on the eastern side of the island is called Summer Harbor.
It is a very sheltered bay, suitable for mooring. Gocek Tersane Island, in the past, was called Telandria. During the Byzantine period, Tersane Island was the safest refuge for sailors in the bay.
However, according to the Lausanne agreement, in 1922, the island had to be evacuated, and its inhabitants emigrated to Greece. Gocek Tersane Island, one of the indispensable steps of the bay, is a great place for overnight and swimming breaks on blue cruises and boat tours.
Domuz Island
Domuz Island, one of the most beautiful islands located off Gocek, got this name in ancient times. Many pigs lived on the island.
However, today it is also called Prince Island. The island, which fascinates those who see it with its lush nature, is closed to visitors due to its private property. But it is possible to anchor off the coast and swim in the magnificent waters of Gocek.
Domuz Island, the closest island to the Gocek peninsula, has stunning natural structures, sheltered bays, and historical ruins. In order not to damage historical remains, boats can’t dock in some areas.
In the northern part, there are sheltered bays where blue cruise boats can anchor—some of the historical ruins that history enthusiasts crave and that you can see above the water. At the same time, you should keep sea glasses with you to see the parts that remain under the water.
It is not difficult to see the bottom of the sea as clear as glass. Swimming around this unique island covered with pine and olive trees would be an excellent experience for you.
Gobun Bay
Göbün Bay is a place like a tropical island where historical structures appear deep in the turquoise water. Göbün Bay, the most sheltered bay in Gocek Bays, is located south of Domuz Island. The bay, whose entrance is very narrow, is decorated with pine and olive trees.
The wind doesn’t come here much. The entrance to the bay is so narrow that it is pretty challenging to choose from a distance unless you look at it carefully. The western part is completely shallow. It is precisely in this shallow area that ancient underwater ruins are located.
Research shows that some of these ruins were from the late Byzantine period, and some were Greek houses.
Yavansu Bay
Yavansu Bay, or Seagull Bay, also known as March Bay, is a great place to visit and see. You can enjoy a fantastic holiday in this bay covered with olive and pine trees.
On the one hand, this bay offers peace intertwined with nature, and on the other, you can enjoy the sea, sand, and sun. The name Bay comes from the quality of the water from the mountain.
Because of the prosaic taste of the water, which only animals can drink, they named the island Yavansu (prosaic water).
Cleopatra’s Bath
Bath Bay, also known as Cleopatra Bay, got its name from the ruins of baths from the Byzantine period found in the bay. Next to the pier, a hot water source emanating from the remains, some of which have been flooded, is believed to be Cleopatra’s beauty secret.
Tourists who hear this rumor will also necessarily add this place to their holiday routes in October. The magnificent bay where green and blue meet is a destination for Blue Cruise Turkey routes, with its history and natural beauties. Bath Bay, which stands out with its clean sea, is also the choice of diving enthusiasts; the eastern part of the bath is profound.
The part that remains under the water also has the remains of the bath. It is a perfect place to stay. By snorkeling, you can see these historical ruins and swim with various kinds of fish. After anchoring in the bay, you can also go for a ride and see many places.
You can walk along paths decorated with olive and pine trees and watch the magnificent view from the hill. If you don’t get tired, you can reach the ancient city of Lydae after an hour’s drive.
Sarsala Bay
Sarsala Bay, with its untouched natural beauty, turquoise color, and fine sandy beach, fascinates those who see it. Due to the lack of residential areas in the bay, day trips are organized.
It can be a little crowded on weekends since there is transportation by land, but it still does not lose anything from the peace it gives. The unknown bay is relatively sheltered, so it has come to this day without damaging its beauty.
The bay is so sheltered that it has warm water. So much so that some years, even in February, the sea can be entered. Its calm, quiet, and sheltered nature is a reason in itself for boats to occupy it.
Boat dwellers enjoy swimming in the sea-like sheets, harboring every shade of blue and surrounded by lush trees. The fact that the sea is undulating and shallow is why families with children prefer this region.
Bedri Rahmi (Tasyaka) Bay
Bedri Rahmi Bay, whose real name is Taşyaka, has become the most famous of Gocek bays in recent years. The cove is well-known because of the fish painting by Bedri Rahmi Eyübolu on the rock next to the King’s tombs in the hills.
During his trip to this bay, painter and poet Bedri Rahmi Eyüboğlu, the pioneer of the Blue Tour trips in Gocek Bays in 1974, painted the famous fish picture. He depicts six animals on a rock located right by the sea. Taşyaka Bay is called Bedri Rahmi Bay, thanks to the fish picture, which has become a bay symbol over time.
The ancient Lycian King tombs, located on lush, steep decks covered with pine trees, caused Bedri Rahmi Bay to become world-famous among the bays of Gocek. “How did these Lycians build these graves here?”, “How did they bury these people here?”
You can reach the tombs of the kings, who would say, on foot from steep paths, and you can easily see them from the sea. The beauty of Bedri Rahmi Bay is the freshwater source located there.
The biggest reason why Blue Tour Yachts especially chose this place to stay is this water source.
Kille Buku
One of the largest bays in Gocek bends with clay. Surrounded by emerald green pine trees, clay bends are a great place where you can spend time intertwined with the sounds of waves, the songs of birds, and nature.
Located on the Blue Cruise Turkey route and frequented by day boat tours, Kille Bükü is very suitable for staying at night with its sheltered nature. This bay with magnificent nature attracts attention with its long beach.
The wide beach allows you to swim away from people, whether on the beach or among the decks. There is a vast plain in the area behind the coast. The historic church in this area is of great interest to history enthusiasts.
Hacihalil (Zeytin) Island
Zeytin Island, also known as Hacı Halil Island, is the only private property in Yassicalar. Olive Island has an olive squeezing plant, which is estimated to have remained from the Ottoman period.
Kizil Ada
It was given this name due to the reddish color of the sand and gravel on its shores at sunset. There are no structures on the island other than a lighthouse.
Because the East Coast is closed to the waves, it is suitable for anchoring and swimming. Kızılada Lighthouse has been guiding sailors sailing to Fethiye Bay for more than 100 years.
Brightening the Dark Horizons with its white lighthouse, Kızılada Lighthouse now serves not only as a lighthouse but also as a boutique hotel and restaurant.
One of the most crucial landmarks for sailors traveling along Fethiye’s coast is the Kzlada Lighthouse, which the French constructed at the end of the 1800s using bricks imported from Marseille.
And it gets its name from its floor, which rings red. Red Lantern, which used to show itself only with its white light, now has a unique feast in the bay.
Turunc Pinari
It is one of the bays of Fethiye known as Oyuktepe bays. The bay gets its name from the citrus trees found around it. Transportation is limited to the bay, which is about 8 kilometers from the center. Usually, boats leaving the port provide transportation.
Trees surround the cove. It was as if nature had tried to hide this beauty by embracing it. Surrounded by pine, olive, sandalwood, Laurel, and Pinar trees, the cove hills are covered with citrus trees. It is believed that the bay got its name from these citrus trees.
Besides all these greens, the turquoise color of the sea is added to the middle of an entire holiday. It is a location that those who want to have a quiet, secluded getaway with nature may prefer.
Another of the most significant features of the bay is that spring water comes out of it. It is a common source of drinking water. Maybe that’s where the spring in the name derives.
A tracking path that follows this water source also offers a beautiful experience for hiking lovers. Suppose you want to introduce the bay in a single sentence.
In that case, we can say that it is a paradise hidden in a valley with charming beauty between high hills that descend decidedly towards the sea.
Samanlik Bay
In the Fethiye district of Muğla province, the small Samanlik part of the bays is divided into large Samanlik Bay and small Samanlik Bay, which remain on the Fethiye Peninsula. Although this is compared many times, the location, beach, and sand differ.
Local and foreign tourists can see every shade of green and blue in this bay, especially in the summer. Samanlik Bay has clear, clean, sea-like dark glass. You know, they say it has a sea like an aquarium, and that’s how you can meet fish when you swim.
There are two piers for jumping into the sea at the beach in Samanlik. Especially for young people, this pier is complete entertainment. The sea in Samanlik Bay is relatively stagnant and beautiful.
Being shallow is of great importance, especially for families with children. Children can quickly enter the sea. If you want to say that the beach is a mixture of sand and gravel, families with children should bring sea shoes.
After completing your amazing 8-day Blue Cruise Turkey, we are arriving in Fethiye to return; take a moment to enjoy the city one more time.
If possible, don’t go back immediately; walk around the market site and soak up the last days of Turkey.
Enjoy the final shopping and sense the beautiful smells and tastes of local cuisine. If you have the time, stay overnight and enjoy one last romantic evening or exciting bar nightlife. Once you leave, the memories remain for a lifetime.
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Welcome to the world of blue cruises, where Turkey’s breathtaking coastline scenery and the turquoise waves of the Mediterranean meet. Fethiye, Oludeniz, and Gocek are three popular places for people who like blue voyages.
In this post, we’ll look at the beauty of these places. We’ll also provide you with advice on how to organize the ideal cruise experience. Now take a seat, unwind, and let’s go sailing!
The beautiful Blue Lagoon is what makes Oludeniz, a cute beach town on the Turkish Riviera, well-known. Blue cruises are common here because of the area’s white-sand beaches and pristine waterways. Oludeniz is the ideal starting point for your Blue Journey adventure, offering a variety of cruise alternatives.
Another well-liked stop on the Blue Voyage circuit is Gocek, a lovely coastal village tucked between the mountains and the Mediterranean Sea. For those who wish to avoid the crowds, Gocek, known for its marinas, boutique hotels, and active local culture, offers a more relaxed and secluded cruising experience.
The Fethiye region is the perfect location for a blue cruise because it is full of history, scenic beauty, and cultural encounters. Let’s look at some of the top sights you shouldn’t miss.
Explore Telmessos, an ancient city famous for its Lycian rock tombs, old theater, and breathtaking ruins, and travel back in time. This archaeological site is a must-see for history buffs because it shows how the area has changed over time.
Only by boat is it possible to get to Butterfly Valley, which is a tranquil location. It is tucked away between tall cliffs and sparkling water.
The valley is a great place for beachgoers and people who like to be in nature because it has beautiful beaches and lots of butterfly species.
The Blue Lagoon in Oludeniz is one of the most well-known sights in the Fethiye area. This natural wonder is known for its calm, clear waters that are great for swimming, snorkeling, and lying out in the sun.
For everyone who visits, the lagoon’s breathtaking beauty and the surrounding lush greenery offer a tranquil and unique experience.
Known also as St. Nicholas Island, Gemiler Island is a remarkable historical location where you can still see the ruins of many Byzantine churches. The island’s turquoise seas make it the perfect location for swimming, snorkeling, and discovering historic ruins.
The island provides a beautiful view of the Mediterranean as the sun sets, making it the ideal place to cap off your day.
Every traveler’s wants and interests can be met with a variety of cruises. Let’s examine some of the most well-liked choices.
Traditional wooden boats called gulets provide a relaxed and authentic sailing experience on trips. These ships often have rooms that sleep up to 16 people, sun decks, and delectable Turkish food.
For those seeking a more private and laid-back trip, gulet cruises are an excellent choice.
People who want a more luxurious experience can go on luxury yacht trips, which offer the best in comfort and amenities. Large cabins, fine food, and a variety of water sports and activities are all included on these trips.
Luxury yacht cruises are great for people who want a more luxurious trip on the water because they pay attention to each person’s needs.
A private boat charter can be the best choice if you want an experience that is entirely tailored to your preferences. With these charters, you can plan your journey according to your interests and requirements, select your crew, and build your itinerary.
Families and groups of friends like to rent private boats because they give them the most freedom and flexibility.
Between April and October, when the weather is mild and the seas are calm, is the ideal period for a blue voyage in the Fethiye area. The busiest months are from June through August, but if you want to avoid the crowds and have a more relaxing trip, think about going in April, May, September, or October.
Now that you are aware of the many cruise options and top destinations, let’s look at some planning advice for the ideal blue voyage.
While choosing a cruise, take your priorities and tastes into account. A gulet cruise may be ideal if you prefer a more cozy and laid-back setting. A luxury yacht cruise or private boat charter might be more your style if you’re looking for a more opulent and affluent experience.
To select the cruise that best suits your interests and budget, be sure to study and compare several operators, itineraries, and costs before making a decision. To guarantee availability and lock in the best prices, reservations should be made well in advance, especially during the busiest times of the year.
Bring swimsuits, a hat for sun protection, and lightweight, comfortable clothing. Remember to bring any required medications, insect repellent, and sunscreen.
It’s also a good idea to have a waterproof bag or case for your electronics and vital papers. Try to pack efficiently because most boats only have a limited amount of storage capacity.
Are you up for a journey along Turkey’s Turquoise Coast? Blue cruises provide a distinctive approach to discovering this breathtaking area. These cruises highlight the finest of the Mediterranean with a blend of leisure, adventure, and cultural encounters.
The blue cruises in Gocek, Fethiye, and Oludeniz, as well as the amazing gulet cruises offered in these locations, are the main topics of this essay.
Gocek, a lovely seaside town on the Gulf of Fethiye, is well-known for its picturesque marinas, quiet bays, and nearby islands. It’s the ideal place to embark on a blue cruise.
Six top-notch marinas in Gocek can accommodate a range of yachts and gulets. Whether you want to dock for a few days or lease a yacht, you’ll find all the amenities and services you need to have a comfortable and enjoyable stay.
There are many bays along the coast near Gocek where you can anchor your boat and enjoy the peace. Bedri Rahmi Bay, Cleopatra’s Spa, and Yassica Island are a few well-known bays.
Twelve lovely islands that each provide a different experience surround Gocek. Examples include the ruins of an old shipyard on Tersane Island and the brilliant red soil on Kizil Island.
Explore the splendor of the Turquoise Coast on a blue cruise from Gocek to Fethiye.
On the way from Gocek to Fethiye, there are beautiful views, sparkling waterways, and hidden coves. Keep your camera close by since you’ll want to remember these moments forever.
During the trip, visitors may stop at the gorgeous city of Ölüdeniz, the ruins of Gemiler Island, and Telmessos, an ancient city.
There are plenty of activities and experiences to enjoy on your cruise between Gocek and Fethiye, from hiking and snorkeling to exploring ancient ruins and dining locally.
Fethiye is a thriving coastal city with a fascinating past, beautiful beaches, and a buzzing nightlife. The best of the Turquoise Coast may be found there, making it the ideal location.
The history of Fethiye extends back to ancient Lycia, and you can still find evidence of this past at places like the cliffside Tomb of Amyntas and the Lycian sarcophagi that are dispersed around the city.
Çalış Beach and Katranci Bay are only two of the stunning beaches in the area. There is a beach for any preference, whether it is swimming, water activities, or sunbathing.
After a day of sightseeing, Fethiye’s lively nightlife provides a variety of bars, clubs, and restaurants, making for a fun evening.
The beautiful Blue Lagoon, thrilling paragliding, and peaceful Butterfly Valley are what make the resort town of Oludeniz so well-known.
With its turquoise water and white sand, the Blue Lagoon is a must-see when cruising in this area. Swimming, snorkeling, or simply lounging on the beach are all ideal activities here.
One of the top paragliding locations on earth is Oludeniz. Take in the spectacular views as you soar above the beautiful shoreline.
A wide range of plants and animals, including a sizable number of butterfly species, reside in this remote valley, which is only accessible by boat. It’s a great place for trekking and admiring the beauty of nature.
The Turquoise Coast can be seen on a gulet cruise, which is a unique and personal way to travel.
A gulet is a traditional wooden sailing boat from Turkey that is often equipped with modern amenities to make the trip more comfortable.
The duration, itineraries, and costs of gulet cruises vary. Shared cabins at a low cost are one option, while opulent private charters are another.
When choosing a gulet cruise, you should think about your budget, the routes you want to take, and the size of your group. To find the ideal match, study, and options comparison are crucial.
Gulet cruises that leave from Fethiye let you see the best parts of the Turquoise Coast in style and comfort.
Stops at Oludeniz, Göcek, and other attractive locations may be included in itineraries. Some cruises explore neighboring Greek islands as they travel further afield.
You can book a gulet cruise directly with the boat’s owner, through an online travel agency, or in other ways.
There will be plenty of opportunities for hiking, swimming, snorkeling, relaxing, and learning about local cultures.
Blue cruises in Gocek, Fethiye, and Oludeniz show off the best of the Turkish coast and are a great way to spend a day. There is something for everyone, from beautiful scenery and clean waterways to interesting history and fun things to do. What are you still holding out for?
See the beauties of the Turquoise Coast by setting sail!
Gocek is a beautiful seaside town in the Fethiye region of Turkey. It is known for its clean beaches, clear waters, and beautiful scenery. It’s a popular vacation spot for people from all over the world who want a quiet break.
Gocek is unique because, in addition to its stunning natural surroundings, it is a great starting point for several cruises that take you down Turkey’s stunning coastline.
Travelers looking for a classic and genuine sailing experience frequently choose gulet cruises. Gulets are handcrafted wooden boats with contemporary facilities to provide a comfortable ride. Local artists are the ones who make them.
You can discover the ideal Gulet cruise that matches your interests, spending limit, and itinerary thanks to the diversity of Gulet cruises available.
The Blue Tour, which is also called the Blue Cruise or the Blue Voyage, is a well-known trip that goes along the beautiful coast of Fethiye. On this tour, you visit some of the area’s most beautiful bays, islands, and historic sites.
Swim in quiet coves, explore quaint fishing villages, and learn about the rich history of the Lycian civilization—these are all possibilities.
The Bodrum to Fethiye cruise is a great option if you want a longer boat experience. This trip takes you on a beautiful trip along the Turkish coast, starting in the lively city of Bodrum and ending in the beautiful city of Fethiye. While traveling, you’ll stop at hidden sights, swim in crystal-clear water, and eat delicious local food.
The gorgeous resort town of Oludeniz, which is situated in the Fethiye region, is well-known for the Blue Lagoon. The blue waters and beautiful pine forests that surround this picturesque location draw tourists from all over the world.
Paragliding is another popular activity in Oludeniz, and the area’s mountains and coastline make for stunning views. Anybody wishing to take advantage of Fethiye’s top attractions must visit Oludeniz.
Gocek Fethiye is a place you should visit because it has beautiful scenery and a wide range of cruise options.
This Turkish paradise has something for everyone, from traditional gulet cruises to the famous Blue Tour and the roomy Bodrum to the Fethiye trip. Pack your bags and go out on a journey that will provide you with lifelong memories.