
Ağa Limanı
Located just south of the Göcek Islands region, Ağa Limanı is the perfect anchorage to position the boat before venturing farther afield. The bay features spectacular views, incredibly clear water, amazing wildlife and historic ruins.
Ağa Limanı
Bozukkale
Named for ruins of an ancient citadel on the tip of the peninsula, Bozukkale is a bit off the beaten path, but well-worth a visit if you enjoy history and nature.
Bozukkale
Butterfly Valley
Turkey's valley of butterflies is only accessible by boat, and, with no electricity or wifi connection, is a great place to disconnect from the busy-ness of everday life.
Butterfly Valley
Dalyan Region
Including Dalyan, the Dalyan Delta, the open air museum of Kaunos, Iztuzu Beach, and nearby Ekincik.
Dalyan Region
The Datça Peninsula
Including Datça, Palamut Bükü, and the open air museum at Knidos.
Datça Peninsula
Gemiler Island
Home to the ruins of several churches honouring St. Nicholas, Gemiler Island offers a great day of fun for history loving adventurers travelling near Fethiye.
Gemiler Island
Göcek Islands Region
Simply spectacular! Delightfully diverse! Göcek is a popular yachting hub on the Turquoise Coast and, for good reason, many venture no farther than the glorious Göcek Islands.
Göcek Islands



Myra
Open air museum and active archaeological site, famed for once being home to St. Nicholas, in the modern-day town of Demre, Antalya, Turkey.
Ancient Myra
Ölüdeniz and the Blue Lagoon
With its white sand beach and sparkling turquoise water, this is Turkey's most photographed stretch of coastline.
Ölüdeniz
Simena (Kaleköy)
The ruins of a Byzantine-era castle built by the Knights of Rhodes, and the best home-made ice cream on the Turquoise Coast.
Simena
St. Nicholas Church
Named after St. Nicholas of Myra, half a million visitors attend the church-turned-museum each year.
St. Nicholas Church
Sunken City of Kekova
Once a bustling harbour, earthquakes and storms have toppled the original city into the water surrounding Kekova island.
Sunken City