What to expect
Sail from Kemer to Kekova
Explore small islands, extensive caves & secluded coves
Sole Occupancy Ensuite Cabin
Your own ensuite cabin with no single supplement
Boat exclusive to Solos
Traditional 24m wooden gulet with 9 ensuite cabins
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About this trip...
- Return flights & transfers
- Airport taxes & charges
- Cabin for sole use
- Full Board: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
- Welcome Drink & Information Meeting
- Services of Captain & Crew
- Accompanying Solos Tour Leader
- Insurance see here
- Drinks On Board the Gulet
- Optional Excursions as listed in FAQ’s
What you'll be doing
Arrival Day
- Overnight in Kemer
- Dinner
Olympos
- Overnight Adrasan Çavus Bay
- Breakfast, lunch & dinner
Demre - Gökkaya Bay
Early in the morning, we cruise to Demre. After breakfast in Çayağzı, we have the choice to join the optional tour (extra cost) to the ruins of Myra, a Lycia city which was also the city of the Bishop St. Nicholas who was known as 'the protector' of the children, the poor, and the sailors in Byzantines' time. If a lazy day is what is required, the Gulet is the perfect place for a spot of rest and relaxation. Our boat then cruises to Gökkaya Bay where we will anchor for dinner and an overnight stay.
- Overnight Gökkaya Bay
- Breakfast, lunch & dinner
Batik Sehir (Sunken City) - Üçagiz Bay
After breakfast, we will cruise over Batık Şehir (Sunken City). We will then be docking at Tersane Bay for lunch and a swimming break. For dinner and our overnight stay, we will sail on and anchor at Üçağız Bay.
- Overnight Ucagiz Bay
- Breakfast, lunch & dinner
Simena
After having breakfast in Üçağız, we will cruise to Simena. We can take the opportunity to visit Genoese Castle and the ruins of a theatre which had a capacity for 300 people in Simena. Dinner and our overnight stay will be in Kekova.
- Overnight Kekova
- Breakfast, lunch & dinner
Phaselis Bay
We will start our cruise early in the morning and arrive at Ceneviz Harbour or Sazak Bay. After lunch, we will continue on and anchor at Phaselis Bay. Phaselis was founded as a colony of the Rhodesians in the 7th century B.C. Phaselis has three different bays and its people used to earn their living from the sea. The city was also famous for the perfume trade in the ancient times. We can walk around this antique town which is located on the seashore and full of antique ruins. Dinner and an overnight stay will be in this beautiful bay.
- Overnight Phaselis Bay
- Breakfast, lunch & dinner
Kemer
After breakfast, we will cruise to Alacasu or Ayışığı Bay. We enjoy our final evening meal together on board in Kemer or a nearby bay.
- Overnight Kemer
- Breakfast, lunch & dinner
Departure Day
After breakfast, you will have some time at leisure before we transfer to Antalya airport for our flight home.
- Breakfast included
Accommodation
Beyzade Traditional Wooden Gulet
Facilities include
Room includes
Dates & Prices
Frequently asked questions
- Due to the nature of the boat and cruising experience it is not suitable for people with mobility difficulties.
- Please note that night stops do not include the opportunity to disembark the boat, evenings will be at anchor in the Bay.
- The Gulet operates a cash only system for drinks, excursions and tips. It is recommended to have a small amount of Turkish Lira (for local beach bars) . Small amounts of money can be exchanged on the boat at the daily bank exchange rate.
- WIFI is available onboard and payable locally - currently £15 per week (please note that WIFI signal can be intermittent if in a remote bay).
- We recommend you take a soft suitcase rather than a large hard shell case as storage in the cabin is limited.
- The Gulet is ‘sailing’ with the engine daily between 2-4 hours.
- Please note the itinerary is subject to change based on local conditions.
- Please note that alcohol can only be consumed if bought from the boat's bar.
- On departure day, for late flight departures you are able to leave your luggage at a location advised by the crew in the Port whilst you have time at leisure before your transfer to the airport.
During British Summer Time Turkey is 2 hours ahead of the UK.
If you are visiting Turkey, your passport should be valid for at least 150 days from the date you arrive and there should be a full blank page for the entry and exit stamps. You can find more detail about the requirements for entry into Turkey on the website of the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Visa Information
Turkey E-Visa - From 2 March 2020, British nationals travelling for tourism or business purposes will no longer need a visa to enter Turkey for visits of up to 90 days within a 180-day period.
Compulsory vaccinations: None.
All clients are responsible for acquainting themselves with up to date health information of the countries being visited and where necessary take the required precautions. We recommend that you check with your doctor prior to departure as this information can change. You can also visit the travel health website for more information; Travel Health Turkey
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