Kas - Kemer - Kas 8 Days / 7 Nights Itinerary

Day 1 : Inonu to Yaglica to Karalos

The first day of your cabin charter on a gulet. Once you have met your crew and captain, registration will begin at 10:00 am. Our first stop is Inonu Bay, here you can swim on the exclusive beach. After relaxing and swimming under the sun, we’ll enjoy lunch. Then we sail off toward Yaglica Bay.

There you will be able to enjoy the refreshing experience of swimming because there’s a canyon in which freshwater runs directly into the ocean. Cakes and tea will be served before we sail towards Karalos Bay where we will spend the night.

Day 2 : Ceneviz to Phaselis to Kemer

An early start this morning will take us to Phaselis. The route will take us by Porto Ceneviz Bay where the dramatic cliffs create a breathtaking background for the beach. Breakfast will be in this location. Phaselis is a fascinating area for those interested in history.

You can take a quick excursion to visit the remains of baths, aqueducts, theaters, and the Acropolis. When we leave Phaselis, you will be moored at Kemer for the night.

Day 3 : Kemer to Olympos to Adrasan

In the early morning, we’ll stop for one last stop at Kemer Ayisigi (Moonlight Bay). This is where we can take some time in the water prior to moving to Olympos, famous for its magnificent sandy beach, pine-covered cliffs, wooden homes, and history everywhere you go.

We will then cruise over towards Adrasan Beach where we dock to stay the night.

Day 4 : Myra to Pirate Cave to Gokkaya

Setting out leaving Adrasan Beach in the morning and stopping in Myra (Demre) where you will eat breakfast. In the afternoon, you can take a trip to The Church of St Nicolas (Santa Santa Claus Church) as well as the ancient city of Myra featuring its intricate burial chambers in the rock.

When we leave Myra on the way to Pirate Cave. Popular for its luminescent light show, this is an excellent place to snorkel and swim. Then we’ll sail on toward Gokkaya Bay, our next night’s destination. The bay that is protected by Gokkaya is one of the largest bays in the region. It is peaceful and secure.

Overnight in Gokkaya.

Day 5 : Batiksehir to Simena to Ucagiz to Kocakadin

Following breakfast, we’ll begin the Sunken Sightseeing Tour. The city’s sinking is the result of a massive earthquake. There are numerous antiquated structures dating back to the Lycian and Roman times that can be observed from the cruise boat.

Since it is a protected area, there is no permit to swim within the area. After that, we’ll walk across the bay to have a short break of about one hour at Simena Castle. You can go to the fortress walls, which were built during the Knights of Rhodes. There are breathtaking views from the summit of the hill. After cruising through the fishing town of Ucagiz Bay and onto Kocakadin Bay.

Our boat docks in Kocakadin Bay for the night.

Day 6: Tersane to Eleksi Island to Ufakdere

Breakfast was served, and we took off for Tersane Island. This is a bay that was used as a dockyard for Lycians and is a popular destination for visitors. After having a refreshing swim, the next destination is Eleksi Island where the clean waters are ideal for snorkeling or fishing if you’d prefer. After that, we will sail towards Ufakdere Bay where we spend the evening.

Day 7 : Islands of Kas, Guvercin Bay, Liman Agzi Bay

After we leave Ufakdere Bay, we visit some of the islands near Kas and also the Island of Meis. After having a great meal, we end our journey on Guvercin Island. Guvercin Island is home to the small museum of sea life in which a statue of a shark is located beneath the ocean. On our vacation, you go to the shark memorial or take a break and relax.

Optional Activity: Diving

We suggest pre-booking this diving activity since the waters are clear and warm. The perfect location for a dive. Book your dive online prior to your trip for special discounts and to ensure that you will be diving. Then we head for Liman Agzi Bay opposite Kas to stay overnight.

Day 8 : Departure

Breakfast later, we travel back to Kas in the evening, where we say goodbye, and then leave by 9:00 am. Visit our charter yacht holiday page to learn more about our charters and options for chartering a yacht.