DAY |
TOUR 1
LYCIAN COAST |
TOUR 2
GULF OF FETHİYE |
TOUR 3
GULF OF HİSARÖNÜ |
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Board the yacht
in Kemer (or Antalya); |
Board the yacht
in Marmaris |
Board the Yacht
in Marmaris; |
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To Sazak Bay and Çavuş Limanı; |
To Delik Island and Ekincik |
To Kadırga Bay and Bozukkale
(ancient Loryma); |
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Excursion to
Demre (ancient Myra). Overnight Gökkaya Bay; |
Around Cape
Kurdoğlu and into Manastır and Hamam Bays; |
To Yeşilova Bay
and on to Bozburun; |
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Past Kekova Island and on to Kaş; |
To Tersane and Yassica Islands -
ending in Göcek |
To Palamut Bay, Kargı, Inceburun
and overnight in Datça; |
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Return to Kekova
to see the Üçağız and Kale (ancient Simena). Overnight in Karaloz; |
To Fethiye and
Ölüdeniz, overnight Gemiler Island or Beştaş Bay; |
To Aktur,
Dişlice Island and Bencik; |
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To Olympos; overnight in Port
Ceneviz; |
From Dişibilmez/Baba Island
to Ekincik; |
Cruising the Gulf of Hisarönü,
Overnight Agil Bükü; |
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To Phaselis,
Overnight in Ayışığı Bay; |
To
Inceada/Gebekilise and bays approaching Marmaris; |
To Serçe Limanı
and Çiftlik or Marmaris; |
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Disembark in Kemer (or Antalya) |
Disembark in Marmaris. |
Disembark in Marmaris; |
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Highlights of
the tour Myra and the 4th cent. Church
of St. Nicholas; the theatre and Lycian rock tombs,
Kekova Island and the sunken city
Kale Köy and the ruins of ancient Simena
Mount Olympos and "The Fire of the
Chimeira" |
Highlights of
the tour The delightful riverside town
of Dalyan and the nearby ruins of ancient Caunos; a theatre, a Roman bathhouse, a
Byzantine church and an acropolis
An opportunity to swim from İztuzu Beach.
Sightseeing in Fethiye (ancient Telmessos).
Swimming at Ölüdeniz (the inland sea).
An overland walk to the ruined Greek town of
Kayaköy.
Shopping in the Marmaris Bazaar. |
Highlights of
the tour Bozukkale (ancient Loryma)
with the ruins of a Hellenistic fortress ashore.
Serçe Limanı, once the resting place of the
"Glass Wreck" -the artifacts from which are now on display at Bodrum's Museum of
Underwater Archaeology.
Exploration of Marmaris - the old town and the
busy bazaar. |