Fethiye-Blue Lagoon-12 Islands-Gocek-Fethiye 8 Days / 7 Nights
Day 1 : Boncuklu Bay, Paspatur Bazaar
Tour participants will leave Fethiye‘s port town at 4:45 p.m. The city is famous for its gorgeous beaches, vibrant center, and excellent food, making it a sought-after destination for tours. When we’ve visited the numerous popular sites in the area, we will then head towards Boncuklu Bay.
The area is situated west of the central, and this bay is a fantastic place to swim. Other activities available there include water sports and enjoying the beach club. From here, we’ll visit the bustling Paspatur Bazaar. In the center of Fethiye, restaurants, shops for souvenirs, and numerous bars are available there.
As the final tour stop, the tour will take you toward Boncuklu Bay, a short distance from Paspatur Bazaar.
Day 2 : Butterfly Valley, Blue Lagoon, St Nicholas Island
Butterfly Valley is one of the most frequented destinations within the region of Fethiye. The name is due to the abundance of butterflies that are found in certain seasons. It is known for its stunning landscapes, glistening water, along with ecotourism. It should be the first stop on your itinerary.
Another important spot within Fethiye can be found in the Blue Lagoon. The Blue Lagoon is a naturally protected lagoon, with warm turquoise waters and an expanse of sand. Water sports and beach club facilities are readily available for engaging in water sports.
After spending time in some sun and sand, the trip will continue to St. Nicholas Island, also known informally as Gemiler Island. It is believed that the burial site of St. Nicholas can be located in this area. Other highlights include private bays, secluded beaches, and old remains.
Day 3 : Aga Limani Bay, Cleopatra’s Bath
In the Gulf of Gocek, Aga Limani Bay is found and is a favorite spot for group excursions. The bay is characterized by clean, crystal-clear waters, as well as a healthy ecosystem and the old ruins of Lydia.
The bay is comprised of two smaller bays where underground springs are found, creating extremely fresh water. After spending the beginning of the day in this area, the tour will then continue to Cleopatra’s Baths.
In the serene Hamam Bay, the ancient bath is believed to have been designed in the late 19th century by Marc Anthony for Cleopatra as an engagement present. The crystal-clear waters, the mountainous landscape, and cliffs with pine-studded rocks make this a must-see place.
Day 4 : Sarsala Bay, Bedri Rahmi Bay
Situated to the south of Dalaman, Sarsala Bay is one of the inlets within the region. Beautiful waters, dense forests, and practical facilities make this area an absolute favorite for the Gocek Gulf. Ideal for anchoring and staying overnight, the water is at a moderate level, making it perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and diving.
When the tour is heading to the east to the northeast, the next stop is Bedri Rahmi Bay, also called Tasyaka Bay. The name is derived from the famous writer, artist, and poet Bedri Rahmi Eyuboglu, due to his mural of fish in the entry point of the bay. The bay is naturally protected and offers stunning views. This is a favorite location for boaters and tours alike.
Day 5 : Merdivenli Bay, Domuz Island
In the beautiful landscape in Gocek, along with the pine forests of Gocek, we’ll explore Merdivenli Bay. The bay is a popular location for relaxation and enjoying the sunshine. The bay also has a tiny village where people sell local honey, jams, and other products.
From here, we’ll traverse onto Domuz Island, also known as Prince Island. The island’s name is derived from the wild boars that are believed to have inhabited there. Although it isn’t inhabited, there are remnants of ruins all over the island. The most well-known bay here is Aquarium Bay.
Day 6 : Zeytinli Island, Yassica Islands
Zeytin Island lies south of the Yassica Islands and is named for its olive trees which line the land. It is a privately-owned island that houses an olive processing facility. From here, the trip will continue to Gocek, the town that is part of Fethiye. A well-known yachting location, Gocek has six marinas. It is a Registered Area of Special Protection, and despite the massive amount of tourism, its beauty is being preserved.
Yassica Islands will be the final tour. The group of five islands is uninhabited and offers the opportunity to swim and play water sports. The islands are quite close to each other and can be swum or swam to and from without difficulty.
Day 7 : Kizil Island, Help Beach, Samanlik Bay
The island is situated to the west of Fethiye and to the south in Gocek, Kizil Island is one of the most well-known Gocek Islands. The name Kizil Island translates to Red Island derives from the shade of red it changes to at sunset. The island is mostly uninhabited but a lighthouse can be located, which is perfect for snapping photographs.
Help Beach will be the next stop and is located in Boncuklu Bay. There’s a bustling beach club and yacht club with a range of amenities. The day’s activities will conclude with a visit to Samanlik Bay, a beautiful beach with pebbles, where coral reefs are perfect for diving and snorkeling. The hills are surrounded by pines, and this spot provides the perfect background for taking photographs.
Day 8 : Fethiye
Tour participants will finish in Fethiye on the last day at 9:15 a.m. The port and coastal city that is famous due to its Blue Cruise tours have several nearby places that are worth visiting. However, the city’s central and the old town are home to numerous tourist hotspots.
There are numerous bars, restaurants, souvenir shops, local markets, and Paspatur Bazaar, all worth going to. Alongside these historical sites like The Lycian Stone Sarcophagi and Fethiye Museum can be visited when in the city’s center.
visited in the city center.
