Destinations

Our Aegean, cove by cove

From the Bodrum peninsula to the Greek islands — the waters we know best, and where a week can take you. Tell us the feeling you’re after and we’ll shape the route around it.

The weeks

Eight routes, cove by cove

Which bays, which nights, and how long you are actually under way.

The classic blue cruise · out of Bodrum

Bodrum → Gökova → Bodrum

Out along the wooded south shore to the head of the gulf, home along the north. The best-known coves in Gökova sit on this one circle.

7 nights · 14 coves

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Quieter water · out of Bodrum

Bodrum → Hisarönü → Bodrum

South past Orak into the Hisarönü gulf — deeper bays, fewer boats, and the long peninsula on one side the whole way.

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Two countries · out of Bodrum

Bodrum → Greek Islands → Bodrum

Kos, Kalymnos, Leros and Patmos, then back into Turkish water. Needs a boat cleared for Greece and passports aboard.

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The sheltered twelve · out of Göcek

Göcek → the Göcek bays → Göcek

The shortest hops of any route here — a dozen islands and bays within an afternoon of each other.

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Bays and ruins · out of Fethiye

Fethiye → Göcek & Fethiye bays → Fethiye

The same sheltered water from the other end, with the rock tombs and the drowned village within reach.

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Along the coast · out of Marmaris

Marmaris → Göcek → Marmaris

East along the open coast to the Göcek bays and back — the most varied of the Marmaris weeks.

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The near gulf · out of Marmaris

Marmaris → Hisarönü → Marmaris

Round the corner into Hisarönü, where the bays are deep, the villages small and the water flat.

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Where the gulets are built · out of Bozburun / Selimiye

Bozburun / Selimiye → Hisarönü

Out of the villages where these boats are still built by hand, into the gulf they were built for.

The water

The regions, one by one