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Our Cabin Charter Itineraries
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Groups
A complete boat can be yours, just
put a group together and you are
among your friends and the only one
on a traditional wooden Gullet. Such
a trip is also a good idea for clubs
and other parties. From 10 persons
onward we reserve a boat for you and
suggest the best itinerary.
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Cabin Charter
on Standard Gulets
This is the cabin charter for those who are after
something a little more special.
On board service is of a high standard and the yacht
is equipped for both relaxation and leisure
activities.
This itinerary starts and finishes in Fethiye.
Suggested Airport: Dalaman, Turkey.
Itinerary: Fethiye – Hafen Aga -Göcek - Kaunos - Ekincik -
Fethiye ... more
FETHIYE
The little town of Fethiye, on the eastern shore
of the gulf to which it gives its name, was once
the Lycian city of Telmessus whose history can be
traced at least as far back as the fifth century
B.C.. There are strong indications, however, that
the Lycians were the Lukka people referred to in
Hittite records as early as the 14th century B.C..
Wars and invasions - especially Arab raids from
which the city never quite recovered - and
earthquakes of more recent times have left little
for us to see of this ancient civilization except
the imposing Lycian tombs carved into solid rock.
Today Fethiye is a small town with a character
that is more Anatolian than most other coastal
towns, but tourism is slowly changing the scene.
GOCEK, located at the north extremity of the
Gulf of Fethiye, is a popular yachting center due to
the proximity of the international airport in
Dalaman,  Gocek's three marinas,
the variety of provisioning its shops offer and
the numerous restaurants - not to mention the
wonderful waters and shoreline of the gulf - still
makes it a preferred anchorage when cruising in
the region. There are no significant historical
sites nearby, but the natural beauty of the many
anchorages all around, including the lovely
scattering of islands, is breathtaking. In these
quiet spots, like in other coves located far from
the lights of cities, the brilliantly starlit
night sky is a source of incredulous wonder.
MARMARIS Known to the ancients as Physcus,
today's Marmaris is a bustling tourist resort with
the largest yacht marina in the Eastern
Mediterranean. The entrance to the bay on which it
lies is narrow, so when viewed from the town the
bay has the appearance of a lake and departing
boats seem to disappear into the mountains. Its
lively night scene and good shopping opportunities
make Marmaris one of the favorite stops of a
yachting cruise. The walls of its old castle
enclose the Old Town with lovely crooked narrow
streets and marvellous views. In 1522 the Ottoman
Sultan Suleyman the Magnificent embarked his
troops here for his conquest of the island of
Rhodes then held by the Knights of St. John.
Nothing remains today to remind us of this event
and the boats that sail between Marmaris and
Rhodes carry not soldiers but holidaymakers and
may it always be so.
Here
is a rough guide of your week on the boat
FETHIYE – MARMARIS - FETHIYE ( 8 Days - 7 Nights )
Day 1: Fethiye
Board the boat in Fethiye harbour around 4:00 PM.
Evening meal and overnight in Fethiye harbour
(Samanlik Bay).
Fethiye, which was known as Telmessos in ancient
times, was the most important city situated on
Lycia's western border with Caria. It is believed
that the city's name comes from Apollon's son
Teimessos. As the name suggests, the city was the
city of light and was famous for its prophets.
Fethiye stretches in a half circle along the bay
protected by 12 Islands. You can visit the city
centre if you wish.
Day 2: Göcek Bays
and Aga Limani
After your breakfast, you will be informed about the
cruise itinerary and the boat.
than sailing towards to the Gocek Islands (not
port). Today cruising the many Göcek Bays, we
will pass between these beautiful scenery. While
moving through uniquely beautiful islands, we
finally anchor at Yassica Island. Afterwards, we
will go to Domuz Island for a swim and anchor at Aga
Limani Bay for dinner and an overnight stay.
Day 3: Ekincik –
Dalyan
The cruise will move towards Ekincik Gulf. You may
join our optional Dalyan Tour from here. You will be
taken from your yacht by a small boat called
"piyade". You will arrive at Caretta-Caretta
(turtle) Beach and take a swimming break here. You
will enjoy the natural beauty of the delta as you
cruise along the river. You will see the
ancient Rock Tombs and finally visit the mud
baths to relax and be rejuvenated. A fishing village
called Dalyan will be our final destination after we
return to our yacht by piyade boat. Anchoring in
Ekincik. Dinner and an overnight stay will be in the
Gulf of Ekincik.
Day 4: Turunç -
Marmaris
Today we will cruise to Turunç Bay early in the
morning. Breakfast will be served in Kumlubuk Bay.
We will anchor at Cennet Island for our last
swimming break and Lunch. We will enter Marmaris
Harbour around 16:00 p.m. and the overnight stay
will be in Marmaris. Guests wishing to see more of
Marmaris are recommended to go to the city centre
and experience the lively night life. Our ” Blue
Cruise Bodrum” tip ask local poeple for “Kemeraltı”,
a nice and cozy old town spot with very good Turkish
reataurant. The Bazaar is nearby. The overnight is
spent in Marmaris.
Day
5: Kumlubuk - Semizce
We leave Marmaris after breakfast, stop for lunch and swim in Kumlubuk Bay, before heading off to Semizce, an uninhabited bay, for dinner and the night.
Dinner and overnight stay.
Day 6: Gocek Bays
This
will be a fantastic relaxing day in the stunning
bays of Gocek Gulf. Swimming, enjoying the marvelous
Turkish cuisine and just doing nothing.
Day 7: Kızılada – Fethiye
After
breakfast
we will cruise to Kizil Island for lunch and a
swimming break. On this the seventh day of our
cruise, we will arrive in Fethiye Harbour around
16:00 p.m.
Last overnight on board and another famous Turkish
dinner with your new friends.
You will have the oppurtunity to visit Fethiye with
its very nice and well known fish market.
Day 8: Fethiye
Disembarkation after breakfast. It is time
to say farewell to your gulet and crew.
Please note that this is
only a rough guide and can be varied to suite
requirements. Also note that the route may vary
slightly, depending on weather conditions and
time available, at the Captains discretion.
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Accommodation
per person per week
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embarkation Saturdays,
departure next morning
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May
single
occupancy
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548,- Euro
930,- Euro
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June
single
occupancy
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698,- Euro
1.186,- Euro
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July
single
occupancy
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788,- Euro
1.340,- Euro |
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August
single
occupancy
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798,- Euro
1.356,- Euro |
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September
single
occupancy
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698,- Euro
1.186,- Euro |
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October
single
occupancy
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548,- Euro
930,- Euro
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Updated for
2024
First line: the price is for one person
sharing a double cabin. All cabins have
en-suite WC/shower. Single passengers
(blue writing) who wish to have a cabin
for themselves must pay the single
occupancy price.
Due to limited space on these boats, and
the majority of our clients do not like
to be with children, there is no child
discount available on any of our
itineraries. Children from the age of 6 are allowed and are counted as
adults.
Tipps for the crew are extra.
Bookings will be confirmed after a
down-payment of 50%
Balance has to be paid 3 weeks before
the cruise.
Prices include:
Full board accommodation, Breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea/cookies, dinner
During meals 0,5 lt bottle water per person.
All charter and berth taxes, harbour and port fees, transit log, VAT
crew service, ship water, diesel and gasoline bed linen.
Yacht insurance (we expect to bring your own individual travel insurance).
Prices do not include:
Alcoholic and non alcoholic beverages.
This should be purchased from the bar on board.
Beach towels are not provided on board.
Please bring your own beach towels.
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Cabin Charter - general
information
All tours which are offered here take
place on Standard-Yachts, the traditional
Bodrum-built GULET. All yachts are between 19 - 25
meters length, these vessels accommodate between 12
and 16 guests in 6 to 8 cabins. The
cabins have en-suite WC & handheld showers.
(Hot & cold). There is a music set, VHF
Radiotelephone and a dinghy on each yacht, but no
air condition. Crew consists of a captain, cook
and a deckhand.
An exact yacht’s name can
not be available until 1 or 2 days before
departure, as numbers of bookings come in often
late. This works well over the years like a
cooperative and we advice you to give us your
mobile phone that we stay in contact to give you
captain's number and boat name.
The crew aboard our Gulets and yachts often do not
have a foreign language mastered, but they almost
always know a few ’every-day’ phrases and are able
to understand almost all requests.
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