Gulet Cruises in Turkey
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- Sapphire Blue - Fethiye / Gocek / Fethiy
- 7 Days Fethiye - Kekova - Fethiye Gulet Cruise
- Bodrum - Gulf of Gökova (7 Nights Blue Cruise)
- Marmaris - Fethiye (7 Nights Blue Cruise)
- Turkish Delight - 8 Days
- Fethiye and Kekova Gulet
- 4 Days - Blue Escape from Fethiye to Gocek
- Marmaris to Fethiye (3 Nights Mini Blue Cruise)
- Fethiye to Marmaris (3 Nights Mini Blue Cruise)
- Fethiye to Demre Gulet
A week-long gulet adventure from Fethiye to Gocek Harbor visits Tersane Island and Binlik Bay. The authentic wooden vessel stops at painter's paradise Bedri Rahmi Bay and pristine Aquarium Bay. Fresh meals prepared daily.
Duration 8 days Destinations Fethiye, Tersane Island, Gocek, Yassica Adalari Age Range 12 to 99 year olds Operator Fez Travel From
- NZ$1,327
A luxury gulet cruise from Fethiye to Kekova offers berth cabins and fresh Turkish meals. Highlights include visits to UNESCO's Sunken City, Simena Castle, and St Nicholas Island's ruins. Guests can opt for diving near Kas or paragliding over Oludeniz's Blue Lagoon.
Duration 7 days Destinations Fethiye, Kas, Kekova, Demre Age Range up to 82 year olds Operator Turkey Escapades From
- NZ$2,036
Bodrum - Gulf of Gökova (7 Nights Blue Cruise)
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“The experience was enjoyable overall.”
Gary, traveled in July
Sail along Turkey's coast in a wooden gulet, featuring stops at Byzantine ruins in Kisebükü and ancient sites on Sedir Island. A/C cabins provide shelter while visiting secluded bays like Löngöz and Tuzla. Fresh Turkish cuisine and snorkeling gear included.
Duration 8 days Destinations Bodrum, Orak Island, Seven Islands, Sedir Island, Cokertme, Kisebuku Age Range 11 to 85 year olds Operator Barbaros Yachting From
- NZ$1,416+$95 upfront costs
The wooden gulet voyage from Marmaris to Fethiye showcases Bedri Rahmi's fish artwork and Tersane Island's Greek ruins. Drop anchor at Sarsala Bay and venture into Paradise Island's Nimara Cave. AC cabins, private bathrooms, and authentic Turkish meals provided.
Duration 8 days Destinations Marmaris, Dalyan, Tersane Island, Fethiye, Gocek, Yassica Adalari Age Range 10 to 85 year olds Operator Barbaros Yachting From
- NZ$1,416+$95 upfront costs
A traditional gulet awaits to sail Turkey's coastline with air-conditioned cabins and private facilities. The route includes Cokertme's fishing village, Kisebuku's Byzantine ruins, and swimming in Tuzla Bay. This 8-day adventure features 19 freshly prepared meals.
Duration 8 days Destinations Bodrum, Cokertme, Seven Islands, Kisebuku Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator On The Go Tours From $3,425
15% Off- NZ$2,911You save $513
Fethiye and Kekova Gulet
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Cruising around the beautiful turquoise coast. Swimming in beautiful spots with occasional trip to shore.”
Mark, traveled in August
A seven-night voyage from Fethiye to Kekova reveals Turkey's ancient harbors. The itinerary features Kalkan's historic port, Simena Castle, and swimming in Gokkaya Bay. Full board meals included.
Duration 8 days Destinations Fethiye, Tersane Island, Gocek, Yassica Adalari Age Range 8 to 95 year olds Operator Encounters Travel From
15% Off- NZ$1,770
4 Days - Blue Escape from Fethiye to Gocek
3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The cabin was very clean, spacious with private bathroom. The food, of the food was so amazing, fresh, full of flavour and authentic Turkish taste.”
Hira, traveled in July
A majestic Turkish gulet carries passengers from Fethiye to Gocek, stopping at Turuncpinari and Merdivenli coves. The intimate vessel houses 6-8 cabins with authentic berth accommodation and fresh meals. Limited to 16 passengers.
Duration 4 days Destinations Fethiye, Gocek Age Range 8 to 80 year olds Operator Tour Altinkum Travel From $1,186
10% Off- NZ$1,068You save $118
The wooden gulet sets sail from Marmaris to Fethiye along Turkey's stunning coast. Stops include secluded Ekincik Bay, underwater ruins at Sunken Bath, and ancient shipyards at Tersane Island. Turkish cuisine and cozy berth accommodation provided.
Duration 4 days Destinations Marmaris, Ekincik, Dalyan, Tersane, Fethiye Age Range up to 90 year olds Operator Barbaros Yachting From
10% Off- NZ$995+$57 upfront costs
A classic wooden gulet departs Fethiye Harbor to navigate Gocek's pristine islands and historic Sarsala Bay. Turkish hospitality shines through full-board dining, while ancient Lydai ruins await exploration. Costs around $700.
Duration 4 days Destinations Fethiye, Gocek, Yassica Adalari, Marmaris Age Range up to 90 year olds Operator Barbaros Yachting From
10% Off- NZ$995+$57 upfront costs
The wooden gulet sails from Fethiye to Demre with seasoned crew. Hidden coves, Tersane Island, and Kekova's underwater ruins highlight the journey. Three nights at sea include full board dining, with visits to Simena Castle and Pirates Cave.
Duration 4 days Destinations Fethiye, Kas, Kekova, Simena, Demre Age Range 8 to 95 year olds Operator Encounters Travel From
10% Off- NZ$995
Turkey Gulet Holiday Reviews
- Fethiye and Kekova Gulet
A great experience, cruising around the beautiful turquoise coast. Swimming in beautiful spots with occasional trip to shore. Crew friendly, boat comfortable and food good. Be prepared to rough it a bit although we'll proportioned the cabins are very hot and also noisy if motor or generator is going Most people sleep some or all of the night on deck.
- 4 Days - Blue Escape from Fethiye to Gocek
The boat tour was an amazing experience. The Captain, his wife, son and daughter in law were one of the most polite, helpful, open to communicate people. We missed our flight and as a result missed the boat at the port, and the Captain was so helpful in arranging our pick up by a taxi , communicated with us through out the time while we were in a taxi to get to the port. The cabin was very clean, spacious with private bathroom. The food, of the food was so amazing, fresh, full of flavour and authentic Turkish taste. They would inform us about the area we would be travelling, what will come next and where would be stay and dock for the night. The whole family was amazing, so respectful and happy. I would definitely recommend staying with them and enjoying the experience.
- Turquoise Blue - Fethiye / Kekova / Feth
The boat wat trip was excellent but I ws seriously overcharged by Fez (by about £100 ) for the return trasfers to/from the airport. I will therefore noy use this company again
What our customers ask about Gulet Cruises in Turkey
When is the best time to take a Gulet cruise along Turkey's Mediterranean coast?
The best sailing conditions along Turkey's Mediterranean coast occur from May through October with the most favorable weather in June through September. The waters near Fethiye and Gocek reach their peak in July and August with temperatures around 30°C (86°F). The Gulf of Fethiye offers calmer conditions in May and June while the waters around Kas visitors in September. One TourRadar traveler shared "the crystal-clear waters were at their most beautiful in July perfect for daily swimming stops at places like Butterfly Valley and Aquarium Bay."
What are the must-see highlights along Turkey's Gulet routes?
The Turquoise Coast delivers a mix of natural wonders and ancient sites. Key destinations include Oludeniz's Blue Lagoon the underwater ruins at Kekova Island and the Byzantine remains on St. Nicholas Island. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate Butterfly Valley home to 136 butterfly species while history buffs can explore the Lycian rock tombs near Dalyan. The port town of Kas offers excellent diving opportunities and the fishing village of Simena (Kalekoy) features a hilltop castle with sweeping views of the bay. As noted by travelers "Butterfly Valley with its 136 different butterfly species was incredible while swimming in Aquarium Bay's crystal-clear waters was unforgettable."
What is the typical route and highlights of a Gulet cruise along Turkey's Mediterranean coast?
The standard Gulet cruise route connects several key destinations starting with Oludeniz's blue lagoon and the secluded Butterfly Valley. Most itineraries include stops at St. Nicholas Island known for its Byzantine ruins and the coastal town of Kas with its distinctive architecture. The route typically passes through Kekova to see the sunken city ruins and continues to traditional villages like Simena with opportunities for swimming at peaceful spots like Gokkaya and Firnaz bays. One TourRadar traveler noted: "The combination of historical sites and swimming spots made for a perfect balance during our voyage through the Turkish Mediterranean."
What activities are available during a Turkish Gulet cruise?
Each day brings opportunities for water activities with swimming and snorkeling equipment provided on board. Kas offers some of southern Turkey's best diving spots while Oludeniz presents the chance to paraglide from Babadag Mountain at 2000 meters. Travelers can explore archaeological sites including Cleopatra's Bath try their hand at fishing or browse the shops in coastal towns like Gocek and Kalkan. According to one TourRadar reviewer "From hiking through Butterfly Valley to exploring ancient ruins on St. Nicholas Island at sunset there was a perfect balance of activities."
How much does a Turkish Gulet cruise cost and what's included?
Daily rates for Gulet cruises range from 150 to 350 USD varying by season and itinerary. The price covers ensuite cabin accommodation three daily meals with snacks crew service and basic equipment like snorkeling gear. An 8-day journey from Fethiye to Bodrum starts at 312 USD per day. Additional expenses include port fees (50 USD per person) optional activities such as paragliding (150 USD) and drinks from the bar. One TourRadar traveler noted "The value was excellent considering the all-inclusive nature of meals and the quality of experiences included."
What is the typical group size on a Turkish Gulet cruise?
Gulet vessels typically host 12 to 16 passengers creating a social yet uncrowded atmosphere. Companies like Barbaros Yachting operate boats with 6 to 8 cabins. TourRadar data shows these cruises attract a mix of travelers: 20-30% solo travelers 50-60% couples and some families with most guests aged 41-57 years. A recent review stated "The small group size made it easy to get to know fellow travelers while still finding quiet spots to relax on the spacious deck."