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Göcek - Kapı Creek |
| Arrival at Göcek. Visit the town, organise your provisions and
relax.Take over of the boat latest by 17:00 Next morning you can head for
one of the beautiful anchorages for a swim and finally moor up in Kapi Creek
for the night. |
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Kapı Creek - Cold Water Bay (Beştaş Limanı) |
| Sailing from Kapi Creek to Cold Water Bay, a stunning bay with fresh water
spring pushing cold water up through the rocky bottom. A 10 minute tender
ride will bring you to the Gemiler adasi, with a sunken town dating back to
the Byzantine era. A short walk up behind Cold Water Bay will bring you to
Kaya Köy, an abandoned Greek village. |
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Cold Water Bay (Beştaş Limanı) - Kaş |
| A long sail from Cold Water to Kas passing the seven capes. Kas is a
bubbling town with a town harbour, electricity and water supply. Great
shopping opportunities and a choice of restaurants. |
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Kaş - Üçağız |
| Sail towards Kekova with arrival in Ücagiz. You can moor at the newly build municipality pantoons or swing on anchor at the protected bay. Several
restaurants offer turkish cuisine. |
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Üçağız - Kale |
| Kekova offers so much beauty and history that you can easily spend a few
days in the area. Visit the sunken city or enjoy a day trip to the ancient Mira.
For a change of scenery, moor up in front of the castle at Kale Köy. Several
jetties allow you to go long side and a choice of restaurants. |
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Kale - Kastelorizo |
| The island of Kastelorizo allows you to enjoy some creek flair. A pitoresque town harbour allows you to moor up stern to or swing on the anchor. Visit the blue cave or simply enjoy a walk through the creek alleys and enjoy the greek food. |
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Kastelorizo - Kalkan |
| Kalkan has a choice of daily excursions such as diving or visiting
the ancient sites of Thlos, Xanthos, or Patara (famous for its long sandy
beach). The harbour offers electricity and water supply.
Night anchorage in a quiet bay across the town harbour for the evening
possible. |
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Kalkan - Gemiler |
| Sail pass the seven capes and moor up stern to with land line at Gemiler island. Gemiler adasi, with a sunken town dating back to the Byzantine era is a
stunning ancient site. A dinghy ride brings you to the restaurant across the bay or simply cook on board and enjoy the scenery whit a cockpit candle light dinner. |
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Gemiler - Fethiye |
| Fethiye is the biggest town in the area. You can moor the Ece Saray marina or use the surrounding hotel jetties. All provide electricity, water and
showers. It is also possible to stay at anchor. Fethiye town offers many restaurants, an old town with shopping opportunities, the famous fish
market, and a lot of historical sites, as well as a turkish bath. Not to forget the nightlife in bars and clubs. |
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Fethiye - Sarsala Koyu |
| A nice sail across the bay of Fethiye to the beautiful bay of Kücük Sarsala. Moor up at the jetty and enjoy swimming and snorkelling. The family run
restaurant offers a variety of turkish dishes. |
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Sarsala Koyu - Ağa limanı |
| A nice sail takes you out of the Fethiye bay to agr Limani where you can enjoy a quiet anchorage, away from jetties and restaurants. |
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Ağa Limanı - Boynuz Bükü |
| Boynuz Bükü is one of the closest bays to Göcek and is a nice place to enjoy your last night. You can anchor or use the restaurant jetty. A nice 30
min. walk brings you to the water fall, or just relax lying in one of the hamogs between the amber trees. |
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Boynuz Bükü - Göcek |
| Enjoy your last day with swimming and day sailing before returning to Göcek for your check out. |
