Catamaran cruise in Turkey

Cruise

Catamaran cruise in Turkey

15–22 August 2025 · мероприятие завершено Ближайшие мероприятия

About the cruise

Fethiye — Fethiye cruise

A week-long cruise on a comfortable BALI 4.6 sailing cruising catamaran along Turkey’s Aegean coast from Fethiye. Turkey is a European country with Asian colour and hospitality. It is full of sights: mosques, palaces and castles of breathtaking splendour. Clear azure sea, cloudless skies, delicious local cuisine and the exclusivity of private sailing await you.

Number of guests
10
Air temperature
+32/+36
Experience
Not required
Skipper on board
Yes
Chef on board
Yes
BALI 4.6

Yacht

BALI 4.6

The BALI 4.6 is a modern sailing cruising catamaran built by the French shipyard Bali Catamarans (Catana Group). The model stands out for its innovative layout, designed for maximum comfort and open space.

Catamaran cruise in Turkey — photo 13

Day-by-day route

Programme

  1. Day 1

    We meet at 18:00 at Yacht Classic marina in Fethiye. It’s an hour’s drive from Dalaman airport. We meet the crew, buy provisions and go to dinner at a seaside restaurant. Fethiye lies at the innermost point of the bay, at the foot of a mountain crowned by the ruins of a crusader fortress. With its sheltered yacht harbours, colourful bazaars in small pedestrian streets and the unique flavour of a lively eastern town, Fethiye has long been a famous tourist centre.

  2. Day 2

    Passage from Fethiye to Gemiler. Gemiler Island is an open-air museum. It is also called St. Nicholas Island — according to legend, the saint fled here with his followers to escape Roman persecution. Here we’ll find the surviving ruins of what was once a Roman and later a Byzantine settlement. You’ll see the remains of 4 Christian churches from the 5th–8th centuries and some frescoes. On the hill there was a vaulted gallery connecting two of the churches, offering a breathtaking panoramic view. In the evening we’ll climb to the lighthouse to watch a gorgeous sunset, and at night we can swim and see bioluminescent plankton, just like in tropical seas.

  3. Day 3

    We head to Kapı Creek, a quiet, peaceful bay with hills covered in olive trees and pines. In the evening we dine at a restaurant where you can pre-order the most tender oven-roasted lamb, and in the morning climb to the top of the hill for stunning views of the bay on one side and the sea on the other.

  4. Days 4 and 5

    We head to Ekincik, where we’ll stay for two days. We’ll take an excursion to Dalyan — home to the ancient city of Kaunos and the Lycian tombs — see Turtle Beach and even, if you like, bathe in the mud baths. In Dalyan we dine at the Pineapple restaurant, which serves the most delicious seafood, while sea turtles swim right by the waterfront. On the way we’ll buy the freshest crabs at ridiculously low prices. We’ll go ashore and head to the ruins of Kaunos to see the surviving mosaics, baths and amphitheatre. By boat we’ll get close to the Lycian tombs carved into the sheer cliff, contemporaries of the Egyptian pyramids.

  5. Day 6

    We move on to Sarsala — a cosy bay with crystal-clear water and a good family restaurant. On the way we’ll try to catch a tuna and salt it. 

  6. Day 7

    We head to Fethiye. On the way we’ll anchor in a bay with clear water and white cliffs. We’ll snorkel or paddle on SUP boards, have lunch, sunbathe and in the evening return to the marina in Fethiye.

  7. Day 8

    We leave the boat by 09:00.

* Please note that the programme may change slightly depending on the weather.

Price

What’s included in the price

Included:

  • Double-cabin accommodation on the catamaran
  • Professional skipper
  • Chef
  • Bed linen and towels
  • Wi-Fi on board
  • Three meals a day
  • Fuel (diesel)

NOT included:

  • Flights
  • Tourist tax
  • Alcoholic drinks on board
  • Marina fees 

What’s included in the price

Included:

  • Double-cabin accommodation on the catamaran
  • Professional skipper
  • Chef
  • Bed linen and towels
  • Wi-Fi on board
  • Three meals a day
  • Fuel (diesel)

NOT included:

  • Flights
  • Tourist tax
  • Alcoholic drinks on board
  • Marina fees 

The BALI 4.6 is a modern sailing cruising catamaran built by the French shipyard Bali Catamarans (Catana Group). The model stands out for its innovative layout, designed for maximum comfort and open space.

Crew

Day 1

We gather at the marina in Olbia, home to one of Sardinia’s four airports. Boarding from 18:00, we buy provisions and have dinner in town.

Day 2

Passage from Olbia to Porto Rotondo. Porto Rotondo (“Round Port”) is a resort founded by Venetians, and its architecture is reminiscent of Venice. No surprise, then, that its central square is called “Piazzetta San Marco” — and we’ll be sure to take a stroll there! Then we head to Capriccioli, where beaches of velvety sand await. Have you ever lain on velvety sand? Not yet? Then today’s the day!

Day 3

Today our route follows Sardinia’s north-east coast. We arrive in Porto Cervo — in summer this little place becomes practically Italy’s VIP capital, where celebrities from all over Europe, and beyond, come to relax and sail.

The town’s harbour is shaped like a deer’s antlers (deer in Italian is cervo, hence the name) and has earned a reputation for having the best yacht berths in Europe. It hosts the famous Rolex Swan Cup and Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup regattas and is home to the prestigious Yacht Club Costa Smeralda. We won’t linger in town for long; we’ll sail along the coast, stopping for a swim. By evening we’ll reach Palau (a popular diving spot), where we’ll spend the night.

Day 4

Today’s plan is to sail to the Maddalena Islands, where we’ll explore snow-white beaches. The archipelago is a protected national park famous for its picturesque scenery. Dolphins and even whales visit these waters, so there’s a chance (and we very much hope so) of seeing them!

Day 5

In the morning we set off for Corsica, namely Bonifacio — the town greets travellers with the massive cliffs on whose edge it stands. According to legend, Odysseus also visited Bonifacio on his famous voyage. We too will feel what the hero felt as he approached Corsica’s southern coast. The town is fascinating for its history (the island was ruled by Pisa, Genoa and France), narrow streets, unique architecture and mouth-watering traditional dishes. We explore the town and stay here overnight.

Day 6

Today we’ll see the island of Cavallo and enjoy its extraordinarily beautiful nature, cliffs and beaches. Then, via the islands of Razzoli and Cala Santa Maria, we make our unhurried way back to Sardinia.

Day 7

We return to Olbia. On the way we’ll stop for a swim, buy souvenirs and savour the last moments of our vivid journey.

Day 8

We hand over the yacht and head home.

* Please note that the programme may change slightly depending on the weather.

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