Arrive at Ataturk International Airport in Istanbul.  Meet your guide and transfer to The Central Palace Hotel.  This charming boutique hotel is located in the modern city center – just within a few minutes walk from Taksim Square and Istiklal Street.

Upon arrival enjoy a welcome briefing and orientation walking tour of the hotel area.  Your guide will lead you through Taksim area and show you near-by restaurants, gift shops and the like.  The rest of the day is at leisure

After breakfast at the hotel, meet with your guide and depart for a full-day sightseeing tour featuring the Spice Market, a Bosphorus cruise by public boat, and authentic city quarters located on the Asian shore of the Bosphorus Strait.

After early breakfast at the hotel – check out and transfer to Istanbul airport for your flight to Dalaman.

Upon the arrival you will be met by local guide, and transfer to the harbor of Marmaris. Here you will embark a traditional Turkish yacht – gullet, which will be your home for the next week.
When all members of your group have arrived the skipper will welcome you with a cocktail and answer any questions you may have about the trip. For your first night on board you will stay in the harbor so that you may get acquainted at leisure with lively Marmaris.

Upon the request, the riverboats here may take you from your gulet and ride you to Caunos into the Dalyan delta. The delta with a long, golden sandy beach at its mouth is a nature-conservation area and a refuge for sea-turtles (caretta caretta) and blue crabs. At a bend of the river, high on the cliff face above the fascinating ancient harbor-city of Caunos, magnificent tombs were carved into the rock. Further upriver you can have the sulphur mud baths supposedly very cleansing for your skin.

Later in the afternoon you will sail on to Bedri Rahmi Cove. Bedri Rahmi Eyupoglu who was the one of the first blue voyagers, painted a fish on a rock behind a fountain here, in the year 1973.  Thereafter the inlet has been called by his name. You can see the painted fish right behind the fountain and behind it, there is a Lycian rock tomb hidden at the back of the trees. We’ll anchor in this lovely place for the night.

On this day you will set sail for Tersane Island. The largest island in the Gulf of Fethiye is the Island of Tersane (Dockyard).  A deep channel, 100 wide, provides entry to the inlet of Tersane.  Tersane Island which was formerly called Telandria was inhabited in the past, but nowadays you can see only the remains of the ruined houses of the island.
Later in the day we’ll sail on to Göcek, our anchorage for the night. Göcek which has recently become the meeting point of yachtsmen and lovers of the sea has attained a justified fame with its natural position.

Colorful yachts ranging from the latest models to small vessels meet at the coves. The Club Marina at Göcek is set in a beautiful pine forest, and it is one of the Mediterranean's best sailing spots. Dotted with islands and indented with many coves, its land and seascapes are irresistible.

After breakfast, we will leave Göcek for Kargi Bay, a quiet picturesque location where we’ll spend ample time swimming, snorkeling and wind surfing. In the afternoon we’ll go on to the town of Fethiye. You’ll surely spend some time in town, sight-seeing, shopping or visiting a disco. The resort town of Fethiye has an important marina and overlooks a beautiful bay strewn with islands. Above the town, called Telmessos in antiquity, numerous Lycian rock tombs, reproducing the facades of ancient buildings, were cut into the cliff face.

In the morning we’ll cross the quiet expanses of Fethiye Bay to Disibilmez. This little bay is a paradise for snorkeling fans. What’s more, it’s also a meeting place for many kinds of fish, just waiting to be caught. Good luck to any fishermen amongst us!

After breakfast we’ll set sail for Kadirga Bay where you will spend some time swimming, surfing, snorkeling and for a last dive into the clear water of outer Marmaris Bay, then with the setting sun the yacht make fast for Marmaris quay.