Yachting in Turkey - sailing along the Lycian trail

Main attractions

• The Aegean coast of Turkey is rich in iconic places that are particularly interesting to discover from aboard a yacht:
• Fethiye is one of the most picturesque coastal towns in the region. Narrow streets, spice market, waterfront, and on the mountainside, the famous Lycian tombs carved directly into the rock.
• Dalyan and the estuary are a unique landscape: a river route among the reeds to the ancient city of Kaun, healing mud springs and Iztuzu Beach, where sea turtles nest.
• Kekova is a legendary sunken city where the remains of ancient architecture go underwater. There is also a fortress in the village of Kaleköy, which offers stunning views.
• Kaş is a cozy port town with an atmosphere of style and tranquility. Narrow streets, white facades, wine bars and ideal conditions for snorkeling and diving.
• The Göcek Islands are an archipelago with dozens of bays, pine forests and clear waters. A popular place for anchorages, swimming and evening dinners on board.
• Antique ruins of Lycia – along the entire coastline are the cities of the ancient Lycian civilization: Patara, Xanthos, Mira. Many of them are right by the water and are accessible for a short walk from a yacht.

This part of Turkey has been created for yachting: comfortable infrastructure, safe anchorages, rich history and fantastic nature. You want to stop here, explore, come back.