Fethiye to Marmaris 4 Days Cabin Charter Route
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DAY 1 FETHIYE Arriving to Fethiye and transfer to Fethiye yacht marina and to be taken to the Gulet. After check in, free time till diner. The diner is on board and overnight at Fethiye port or nearby island (if all the travellers on board).
DAY 3 BEDRIRAHMI BAY- SARSALA- AGALIMANI After breakfast we will visit Batik hamam (Manastir or Cleopatra bay). Part of this ancient building here is covered with water, and the hill which is behind the bay covered with pine then Sarsala and afternoon Aga Limani overnight there.
DAY 4 KADIRGA-PARADISE ISLAND- Marmaris After breakfast or early in the morning, depending on the weather, start the engine and sailing to the Kadirga bay, swimming breaks at bays and passing front of Turunç bay then Paradise Island and about 17:00 getting in Marmaris, overnight at Marmaris marina.
DAY 8 DISEMBARKATION After breakfast we are leaving the Gulet.
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MARMARIS 
Marmaris Bay resembles a calm lake and offers ideal mooring for yachts The center of yachting on the Lycian coast and our magnificent yachting base, Marmaris, Sits at the head of an almost landlocked bay surrounded by high, pine-clad hills. The shopping bazaars and restaurants form the backbone of this traditional Turkish seaside town, while yachts of all shapes and sizes adorn the marina, said to be the best in the eastern Mediterranean. The calm waters of Marmaris Bay are an ideal start or end to your cruising holiday, from our base in the harbor Ancient Marmaris, Physkos, was an important stage on the Anatolia-Rhodes-Egypt trade route. In the l6th century, Süleyman the Magnificent had a citadel built on a hill just behind the harbour; today, its remains house the Marmaris Museum
GULF OF FETHIYE
When you turn around Cape Kurtoglu you enter into the Gulf of Fethiye which is one of the most beautiful gulfs in the world. The Gulf of Fethiye is surrounded by lower slopes of the Taurus Mountains, pine-clad to the crystal-clear water's edge. It is an area of flat-water sailing easy on those not accustomed to open sea, and is rimmed with innumerable coves and anchorages. The secrets of the ancient gods of mythology still lie hidden in the secluded coves and bays around the Gulf of Fethiye. This is truly paradise for those who want to sail through history. AGA LIMANI & LYDEA When we enter the Fthiye Gulf our next stoppwill be Aga Limani. From here with a 30-minute hike takes you to ancient Lydae. Off the beaten path and rarely visited, Lydae features sarcophagi, temple walls, cisterns, Corinthian columns and inscribed tablets from the Roman and Byzantine periods. CLEOPATRA'S BAY Two miles from Deep Bay. Another exquisite setting with thick pine right down to the water's edge. Monastery ruins half submerged attract the curious. Also called Ruin bedri rahmi bayBay, Cleopatra was here twice, once with Julius Caesar and once with Marc Antony.He, Antony, was en route to Actium. She, Cleopatra, came for the scenery. Or whatever.
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 TersaneTersane island which was formerlycalled Telandria, was inhabited in the past, but the remains of the ruined houses of the island.
BEDRI RAHMI COVE
One Of the most important inlets of the gulf is the inlet of Bedri Rahmi.Bedri Rahmi Eyüpoglu 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 behint it, there is a Lycian rock tomb hidden at the back of the trees.There are many Lycian rock tombs bsides this one in the surroundings, shaped like pigeon nets on a great rock tomb with an ornamented door and a triple tomb further on.
YASSICA ISLES
The islands called Yassica Adalari which arouse interest because of their mysterious appearance and are favoured by yachts.