“Fortuna 21” regatta in Turkey — spring regatta 2026

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Fortuna 21 Regatta in Turkey

Double occupancy: €2,199 Single occupancy: €3,299

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“Fortuna 21” regatta

In 2026 Yacht Club Fortuna will hold its much-loved spring regatta in Turkey for the 21st time. We will race in a one-design fleet of 15 identical Bavaria 46 yachts. If you want to try sailing, dream of an active and unforgettable holiday or want to learn to handle a yacht — this is for you. You can take part in the regatta individually, and we will find you a crew of like-minded people. Have your own crew? Charter a whole yacht and win the main cup! Regatta dates May 2026 (exact dates to follow) Country Turkey Racing area Göcek Yachts Bavaria 46 Number of guests 8 Weather forecast +23/+25 Experience not required Skipper on board yes Training yes

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Day 1

15:00 – Boarding the yachts in Göcek. 18:00 – Boat handover, meeting the skipper. 19:00 – Regatta opening at a restaurant, welcome speech from the organisers, meeting the participants. Dancing with a DJ.

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Day 2 (training day)

08:00 – Breakfast on the boats. 09:00 – Sailing school (boat layout, crew work, basic manoeuvres). 11:00 – Out on the water, crew training. 17:00 – Mooring in Kapı Creek bay. 19:00 – Dinner at Gobun restaurant (spit-roasted lamb), playing Mafia.

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Day 3

06:45 – Yoga on the pier. 08:00 – Breakfast on the boats. 09:00 – Sailing school (crew work in a regatta). 11:30 – Start of race 1. 14:00 – Lunch on the water 15:00 – Start of race 2. 18:00 – Mooring in Boynuz Bükü. 19:30 – Dinner at a restaurant, campfire. Dancing with a DJ.

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Day 4

06:45 – Yoga on the pier. 08:00 – Breakfast on the boats. 09:00 – Sailing school (sail trim, racing tactics, gennaker). 11:30 – Race. 18:00 – Mooring at My Marina, Ekincik. 19:00 – Dinner at a restaurant. Pirate party.

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Day 5

06:45 – Yoga on the pier. 08:00 – Breakfast on the boats. 09:00 – Excursion along the Dalyan River: the ancient city of Kaunos, a crab farm, Lycian tombs, Turtle Beach. 14:00 – We leave the marina. 19:00 – Mooring in Sarsala. 20:00 – Dinner at a restaurant, DJ set.

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Day 6

06:45 – Yoga on the pier. 08:00 – Breakfast on the boats. 09:00 – Sailing school (gennaker manoeuvres) 10:30 – Out on the water. Refuelling the boats. 12:30 – Racing. 17:30 – Mooring at the Yacht Classic Hotel marina, Fethiye. 19:00 – Dinner at a restaurant. Prize-giving for the regatta winners.

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Day 7

06:45 – Yoga on the pier. 08:00 – Breakfast at a restaurant. 10:30 – Out on the water. Start of the Prosciutto Cup race. 16:30 – Mooring at Fethiye / Göcek marina. 19:30 – Dinner at a restaurant. Prize-giving for the regatta winners. Dancing. Gift auction.

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Day 8

08:00 – We vacate the boats. Transfer to Dalaman airport.

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Individual participation

Double occupancy: €2,199 Single occupancy: €3,299 The price includes: yacht charter, accommodation in double cabins; mooring fees as per the programme; an initial stock of food, drinks and wine on the yacht; dinners at restaurants (with wine) on every day of the regatta; entertainment programme; professional photography; Wifi on the yacht; branded sailing T-shirt and gloves; organised transfer from and to Dalaman airport; sailing school; race officiating and prizes; services of a professional skipper; skipper’s meals on all days; gennaker hire; yacht cleaning, bed linen, towels, gas; diesel. Paid separately: flights; medical insurance (sports cover); refundable deposit for the yacht and gennaker €3,000; yacht and gennaker deposit insurance €276.

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Regatta yachts

The regatta will be sailed in a one-design fleet of Bavaria 46 yachts. On board are 4 double cabins and 3 heads. You will have a fully equipped galley with a gas hob, oven, microwave, 2 fridges and a freezer. A dinghy with an outboard is also on board.

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Participants’ reviews

I took part in the "Fortuna-10" regatta. In short, my daughter has travelled a lot and, not yet 12, has visited 20 countries. But after the regatta trip to Croatia she said it was the best week of her life. And it wasn’t so much Croatia as the fact that she lived a week of grown-up life, taking part in all the activities on the boat and beyond. But what she liked most of all was the competitive spirit and our crew’s determination to win..." I took part in the "Fortuna-10" regatta. In short, my daughter has travelled a lot and, not yet 12, has visited 20 countries. But after the regatta trip to Croatia she said it was the best week of her life. And it wasn’t so much Croatia as the fact that she lived a week of grown-up life, taking part in all the activities on the boat and beyond. But what she liked most of all was the competitive spirit and our crew’s determination to win..."