Fethiye Gocek Bays (1 Week)

This Blue Cruise route departing from Fethiye is the most popular choice for families with children renting gulets and motor yachts for 7 nights. Due to the short sailing distances and the calm seas ensured by Göcek’s sequence of islands, it is a favorite spot among sea lovers. Starting from the western end of Fethiye Bay, the group of islands known as the Twelve Islands is filled with bays where dozens of luxury gulets and motor yachts anchor.

For a whole week, you can enjoy a relaxing Blue Cruise experience in Göcek’s bays without ever getting bored or staying in the same bay twice. Göcek has recently become one of the natural harbors favored by many celebrities. Nature here showcases its full mastery, blending every shade of green with every hue of blue, offering a feast for the eyes. The rented yachts are lined up like pearls in Göcek’s unique bays, appearing as necklaces adorning this heavenly nature in all its glory. When you enter Göcek with your chartered gulet, you will be greeted by a fish painting on the rocks, drawn by the famous Turkish artist Bedri Rahmi Eyüpoğlu during a Blue Cruise in 1974, still visible today. In tribute to the artist, the locals have also named this bay Bedri Rahmi Bay, also known as Taşyaka Bay.

One of the unique bays chosen for the honeymoon of Cleopatra, the Queen of Egypt, and her great love Mark Antony, the Roman king, is known as Cleopatra’s Bath. You can still see the ruins of this ancient Roman bath in this bay, walk among the ruins, or swim right next to the 2000-year-old bath. The Sarsala Bay, once home to the Ottoman governor of Egypt, is a magnificent stop for gulet tours. Ağalimanı Bay, with its clear waters and small sandy beach, is another Göcek bay that every Blue Cruise yacht visits.

When you search for Göcek bays on any search engine, the first image you see is undoubtedly the Yassıca Islands. They say life ends, but Göcek bays never do. That’s why anyone who rents a boat and takes a Blue Cruise in Göcek is bound to return sooner or later.