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Bodrum - Gokova - Bodrum

Bodrum once was Halicarnassus, with Homer's words "the land of eternal blue", has been a place that can not be shared and struggled throughout history. Bodrum is famous with its fortress rising on the peninsula formed by the merger of the eastern and western harbors and the white houses lined on the shores of the two harbors, domes, narrow streets that descend to the sea, its yachts and shipyards spreading to the world. The Mausoleum of King Mausolos, considered one of the 7 wonders of the world is located here. The ancient theater with a capacity of 10,000 people is one of the oldest theaters in Anatolia. Built by the Knights of Rhodes The Castle of St. Peter and the Myndos Gate where Alexander the Great entered Halicarnassus are also the places to visit. View itinerary details

Bodrum - Hisaronu - Bodrum

Bodrum once was Halicarnassus, with Homer's words "the land of eternal blue", has been a place that can not be shared and struggled throughout history. Bodrum is famous with its fortress rising on the peninsula formed by the merger of the eastern and western harbors and the white houses lined on the shores of the two harbors, domes, narrow streets that descend to the sea, its yachts and shipyards spreading to the world. The Mausoleum of King Mausolos, considered one of the 7 wonders of the world is located here. The ancient theater with a capacity of 10,000 people is one of the oldest theaters in Anatolia. Built by the Knights of Rhodes The Castle of St. Peter and the Myndos Gate where Alexander the Great entered Halicarnassus are also the places to visit. View itinerary details

Bodrum - North Dodecanese - Bodrum

Bodrum once was Halicarnassus, with Homer's words "the land of eternal blue", has been a place that can not be shared and struggled throughout history. Bodrum is famous with its fortress rising on the peninsula formed by the merger of the eastern and western harbors and the white houses lined on the shores of the two harbors, domes, narrow streets that descend to the sea, its yachts and shipyards spreading to the world. The Mausoleum of King Mausolos, considered one of the 7 wonders of the world is located here. The ancient theater with a capacity of 10,000 people is one of the oldest theaters in Anatolia. Built by the Knights of Rhodes The Castle of St. Peter and the Myndos Gate where Alexander the Great entered Halicarnassus are also the places to visit. View itinerary details

Bodrum - South Dodecanese - Bodrum

Bodrum once was Halicarnassus, with Homer's words "the land of eternal blue", has been a place that can not be shared and struggled throughout history. Bodrum is famous with its fortress rising on the peninsula formed by the merger of the eastern and western harbors and the white houses lined on the shores of the two harbors, domes, narrow streets that descend to the sea, its yachts and shipyards spreading to the world. The Mausoleum of King Mausolos, considered one of the 7 wonders of the world is located here. The ancient theater with a capacity of 10,000 people is one of the oldest theaters in Anatolia. Built by the Knights of Rhodes The Castle of St. Peter and the Myndos Gate where Alexander the Great entered Halicarnassus are also the places to visit. View itinerary details

Marmaris - Fethiye - Marmaris

Founded on the ancient city of Phyckos, one of the Carian cities, Marmaris was dominated by various civilizations in history. Marmaris Castle which is restored in 1577, Ibrahim Aga Mosque built in 1788 and Hafsa Sultan Caravanserai built in 1545 are the places to visit. Being one of the important touristic cities of Turkey, Marmaris is also famous with its nightlife. View itinerary details

Marmaris - Hisaronu - Marmaris

Founded on the ancient city of Phyckos, one of the Carian cities, Marmaris was dominated by various civilizations in history. Marmaris Castle which is restored in 1577, Ibrahim Aga Mosque built in 1788 and Hafsa Sultan Caravanserai built in 1545 are the places to visit. Being one of the important touristic cities of Turkey, Marmaris is also famous with its nightlife. View itinerary details

Marmaris - South Dodecanese - Marmaris

Founded on the ancient city of Phyckos, one of the Carian cities, Marmaris was dominated by various civilizations in history. Marmaris Castle which is restored in 1577, Ibrahim Aga Mosque built in 1788 and Hafsa Sultan Caravanserai built in 1545 are the places to visit. Being one of the important touristic cities of Turkey, Marmaris is also famous with its nightlife. View itinerary details

Gocek - Fethiye - Gocek

Göcek has grown from a small agricultural town 15 miles NW of Fethiye into one of Turkey’s premier yachting locations, rivaling Marmaris and the Bodrum Peninsula. This is largely as a result of its natural advantages, being at the top of a deep gulf sheltered by the island of the same name.

The town hosts a total of no less than seven marinas, D Marin Göcek, Club Marina, Göcek Village Port, Göcek Exclusive, Skopea Marina,Göcek Municipal Marina, and MUÇEV marina. It is also a place where virtually every conceivable yachting need can be met, including liferaft servicing. Since the completion of a one kilometer tunnel in 2006, the journey from Dalaman International Airport takes only 20 minutes.

Göcek is an excellent base for exploring the wonderful (and popular) cruising area of Skopea Limani a few miles to the south, which is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful yachting destinations in Turkey, and the so-called Twelve Islands of the Gulf of Fethiye. Göcek is not a permanent port of entry.

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Fethiye - Kekova - Fethiye

Fethiye, located on the Lycian and Carian border was called Telmessos in ancient times. The city was very prominent and the center of prophecy, pledged to Apollon. That the city life was very rich and highly cultured during the Hellenistic and Roman periods is evident from the existing monuments. Today the majority of ancient ruins in Telmessos are rock-tombs, Lycian - type sarcophagi, the fortress and the Roman Theatre. The peninsula lying between Fethiye and Antalya was known as Lycia in the ancient times. Fethiye Archaeology Museum exhibits numerous archaeological findings from Hellenistic, Roman and Ottoman periods as well as ethnological works of art typical of the region. View itinerary details

Fethiye - Marmaris - Fethiye

Fethiye, located on the Lycian and Carian border was called Telmessos in ancient times. The city was very prominent and the center of prophecy, pledged to Apollon. That the city life was very rich and highly cultured during the Hellenistic and Roman periods is evident from the existing monuments. Today the majority of ancient ruins in Telmessos are rock-tombs, Lycian - type sarcophagi, the fortress and the Roman Theatre. The peninsula lying between Fethiye and Antalya was known as Lycia in the ancient times. Fethiye Archaeology Museum exhibits numerous archaeological findings from Hellenistic, Roman and Ottoman periods as well as ethnological works of art typical of the region. View itinerary details