Upon arrival in Marmaris, check in to your yacht. In the harbor, you will enjoy dinner under the reflections of yachts shimmering on the sea. Your first night aboard promises the beginning of an unforgettable journey. Marmaris is a paradise where shades of blue and green blend in harmony. It enjoys a Mediterranean climate, allowing you to swim in the sea even in winter. Surrounded by deep green pine forests, the region is also home to plane trees with their wide leaves—an iconic symbol of Marmaris. These natural elements enhance the beauty of the area. The ancient city of “Physkos”, once part of Caria, was built on the site of modern-day Marmaris. Over time, it was ruled by various civilizations. The most significant historical structure that remains today is the castle built in 1521 by the Ottomans. Other notable sights include an Ottoman-era mosque and a caravanserai with eight rooms. Ancient ruins can also be found in Asartepe, north of the city, including walls, a podium for worship, and broken columns. The Marmaris Castle, located in the Kemeraltı district, still stands proudly with its sturdy gates and sea-facing walls. Nearby, you'll find two observation towers and a small guard room. Marmaris also boasts a large shopping district and vibrant nightlife, with hundreds of bars and restaurants. With three major marinas, Marmaris is the yachting capital of Turkey.

In the early morning, while your yacht prepares for its romantic sail, enjoy your first breakfast on board. Then your dream vacation begins as you cruise to Ekincik, a peaceful village covered in pine trees that even grow close to the sea. You’ll pass through a stunning natural waterway to reach the ancient Carian city of Dalyan, founded by the son of Miletos. Dalyan is renowned for its rock tombs, the Acropolis fortress, an ancient theater, churches, Caretta Caretta turtles, and the 4 km-long İztuzu Beach. You may opt for an extra excursion to swim in a healing mud bath. The day concludes with dinner on the yacht.

Due to the winds at Kurtoğlu Bay, today’s journey starts earlier. You'll sail to Shipyard Island, the largest island in Göcek Bay, once used for shipbuilding during Ottoman times. You’ll also visit the sunken ruins of the Turkish Baths, believed to be where Cleopatra once bathed. Half of the ancient bathhouse lies underwater, while the rest remains above sea level, showcasing the blend of natural beauty and historical heritage. Dinner and overnight stay will be in a nearby scenic bay.

Today, we arrive in Fethiye Harbor, once known as ancient Telmessos, named after Apollo’s son. It was known as the “City of Light” and is famed for its prophets and natural beauty. Protected by 12 islands, Fethiye is ideal for exploration. You enjoy an excursion to Saklıkent Canyon, Turkey’s largest and deepest canyon. Formed by melting snow, the canyon reaches a height of 100 meters and stretches 18 km. You’ll walk along wooden bridges and between the fascinating rock formations, cooling off by the waterfalls. Dinner and overnight in Fethiye Harbor. Be sure to explore the vibrant Fish Market nearby.

Today, sail to the secluded Bayındır Harbor. The eastern cliffs are home to Lycian tombs carved into the rocks. Bayındır Cave, located in Limanağzı, contains an early Christian church and a running spring inside its 60-meter length. The beach here has a Blue Flag award and is perfect for swimming. In the evening, continue to Kaş Harbor, where you can enjoy the historic ambiance, go shopping, or relax under the stars.

After a refreshing swim at Three Mouths Bay, sail to Kekova Island. Part of an ancient city here sank due to an earthquake during the Byzantine era. While anchoring is not allowed, you will clearly see the sunken ruins from your yacht. Later, head toward Kale Village. Climb to the ancient theater ruins for a spectacular view, and even spot submerged antiquities in the sea. Enjoy lunch with this stunning panorama, followed by dinner and overnight in a nearby bay.

Today you’ll explore Finike, a town known for its famous oranges and rich history. Visit the ruins of Limyra and Arykanda, ancient Lycian cities that add historical charm to this peaceful destination.

Arrive in Demre for breakfast. A tour will take you to the ancient Lycian city of Myra, home to the Church of Saint Nicholas—also known as Santa Claus—protector of sailors, children, and the poor during the Byzantine era. You'll also visit Lycia’s largest ancient theater and the rock-cut tombs of Lycian kings. Afterward, sail to Gökkaya Bay for lunch and spend a few relaxing hours before dinner and an overnight stay in a nearby bay.

Today is one of the most exciting days, as you visit Ölüdeniz (Dead Sea), world-famous for its turquoise waters and white sandy beach. Due to regulations, yachts cannot anchor directly, but you'll be transferred by tender boat. After enjoying this serene lagoon, continue to Gemiler Island, an important early Christian site. Walk among ancient ruins, churches, and civil structures. Don’t miss the sunset and a swim with snorkeling opportunities.

Say hello to Red Island, named for its reddish rocks that glow at sunset. Aside from a lighthouse, the island is untouched and ideal for swimming. Then head to Sarsala Bay, surrounded by pine forests and free of development—an oasis of peace. Overnight stay here.

Sail through the southern entrance of Pig Island to reach Gobun Bay, surrounded by pine and olive trees. Nearby are rock tombs from the ancient city of Kaunos. Anchor later in Monastery Bay, where you’ll spend the day swimming, relaxing, and soaking in the beauty of Aegean nature. Overnight in another nearby bay.

Today you'll explore the Yassıca Islands, small and nameless, with no buildings—just untouched nature. A shallow natural pool between two islands is perfect for children. Strong swimmers can reach up to four different islands within 30 minutes. Next, sail to Bedri Rahmi Bay, named after the Turkish painter who left a famous fish painting on a rock. The bay features small restaurants and wooden piers.

Have breakfast in Kadirga Bay, a charming spot visited by daily boat tours. Then sail to Kumlubük, known for its crystal-clear waters, soft sand, and fresh forest air. Enjoy a nature walk among the pine trees.

Turunç is a hidden gem nestled between hills, awarded the European Blue Flag for its clean beaches. After a swim, head to Cennet (Paradise) Island for lunch and breathtaking views of Marmaris. Return to Marmaris in the evening. Take time to shop, or join an optional Turkish bath experience—a perfect way to relax and connect with local traditions. Your final dinner on board will bring back wonderful memories of your journey. Overnight in Marmaris Harbor.

After breakfast, you will disembark from your yacht with unforgettable memories of your voyage through Turkey's most beautiful coastal treasures.