Days aboard Blue Voyage take shape around the bays you choose, time spent at sea and tables prepared just for you.
A voyage can begin in Fethiye, Göcek or another harbour of your choosing, and every route is planned around your wishes. Below are five classic directions along the coast: a source of inspiration, not a fixed programme.
Bedri Rahmi Bay takes its name from the painter Bedri Rahmi Eyüboğlu, who left a fish drawing on a rock here. Among the islands and coves of Göcek, history leaves its traces in every shade of blue and the deepest greens.
Enquire About This Route →Swim at İztuzu Beach, a nesting ground for Caretta caretta turtles, and visit the ancient city of Kaunos by river boat from Dalyan.
Enquire About This Route →Follow the dramatic Patara coast, swimming in hidden coves before visiting Kalkan and the bohemian harbour town of Kaş.
Enquire About This Route →The Dodecanese lie just across the water, where even small settlements keep Byzantine churches and medieval castles. This route involves a border crossing: passport and entry requirements, cruising permits and the yacht's eligibility are confirmed before booking.
Enquire About This Route →The ancient city of Loryma, known today as Bozukkale, holds the remains of a long rectangular fortress above a sheltered natural harbour. Its Turkish name means "ruined castle".
Enquire About This Route →Fethiye is an ancient Lycian harbour town with a market, a castle and a chain of islands within sight of the quay. These are some of the bays and places a voyage along this coast can include.
A Lycian harbour town that has been welcoming sailors since the 5th century BC.
Kelebekler Vadisi is best reached from the sea.
The small marina town of Göcek is the gateway to one of the finest sailing grounds on the Turkish coast.
Its name translates as the Dead Sea: a still, enclosed lagoon of saturated blue-green.
St. Nicholas Island rises from the water with the remains of Byzantine churches along its ridge.
On the Bozburun Peninsula, traditional wooden gulets are still built by hand.
Every charter is private and multi-day, with a minimum of three nights. Duration, route and menus are shaped around your time.
The original format: multi-day, full vessel.
The vessel as venue.
A licensed captain who knows this coast and its anchorages well.
Meals prepared on board with fresh, seasonal produce. Inclusions depend on the vessel and package.
Life jackets, fire extinguishers, first aid, VHF radio and flares.
Snorkelling equipment, paddleboards and a swim ladder, depending on the vessel.
Fresh linen and towels throughout your charter.
No fixed route. Each morning's anchorage is decided over coffee.
Quiet bays, cooler water, wildflowers on the cliffs.
The Meltemi brings a steady breeze from the north most afternoons.
The golden season on the coast: the sea is at its warmest and the bays grow quieter.
Vessels are in the yard for the winter.
Tell us your dates, group size, and preferred format. Our team will get back to you as soon as possible with availability and itinerary options.
