From Marmaris to East Mediterranean
6 Days
A fusion of traditional spirituality and modern luxuries, the diverse lands of the South East Mediterranean are all rustic coastal villages, lush islands and ancient ruins. Combining Turkey’s rugged coastlines and chic marinas with Cyprus’ dense forests and glittering sands, this itinerary serves up a tempting slice of captivating culture and intriguing scenery.
- Day 1Marmaris
Known as Turkey’s yachting capital, the lively resort town of Marmaris is the starting point for this Mediterranean journey. Jump straight into some coastal activities by swimming and snorkelling off the coast or simply wander the many weaving alleyways of the colourful bazaar. Boasting a thriving nightlife, spend the night in one of the atmospheric restaurants or join the glossy clientele in one of the harbour bars.
more details... - Day 213 MilesMarmaris – Ekincik
Enjoy breakfast in Marmaris before sailing for the bay of Ekincik, home to a charming village. This spot makes for the perfect base for exploring the Dalyan River, ancient ruins of Caunos and the Lycian tombs. Relax in the Sultaniye Thermal Baths not far from the city centre, whose natural springs of 40 degrees Celsius are believed to cure ills of every kind.
more details... - Day 319 MilesEkincik – Gocek
The Gulf of Gocek has long been considered one of the finest sailing destinations in the Mediterranean and the bustling port of Gocek is the perfect docking point. Home to many luxurious treats, spend some time being pampered in one of the opulent resorts, premier restaurants or stroll the beautiful natural surroundings of forest and beach.
- Day 4110 MilesGocek – Kalkan - Antalya
Depart early for the quintessential Mediterranean harbour of Kalkan, where the peaceful beaches are a must visit complete with their range of tempting activities. Head for the sunshine town of Antalya in the afternoon; a stunning slice of tropical plants and sugary beaches of white and gold. Spend the evening wandering the palm-lined Marina and browsing the bustling shops.
more details... - Day 5140 MilesAntalya – Latchi
For nature or adventure lovers, take advantage of Antalya’s lush and fertile surroundings and enjoy some early morning hiking, cycling or perhaps even abseiling. Next stop is the elegantly laid-back beach resort of Latchi, across the water in Cyprus. The perfect place to relax in traditional Cypriot-style, this tiny fishing village is bright, classic and exclusive. The famous Baths of Aphrodite are not far, while the delicious waterfront tavernas are known around the country. For those who like to explore the world beneath the water, Latchi has some brilliant diving spots.
more details... - Latchi – Paphos
The opulent region of Paphos is southeast of Latchi and is home to some of the finest hotels in the world, wonderful golf courses and first-class cosmopolitan cuisine. The beaches however, really are the place to be here, especially the long sweeping family-friendly Coral Bay. Nearby the House of Dionysus features superb tombs, a theatre and the famed Rock of Aphrodite, where the mythical goddess was said to have been born.
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Featured marinas
featured marinas
Port La Napoule
On the other side of the bay to Cannes lies Port La Napoule, a large marina able to accommodate yachts of up to 52m in length.
Ritz Carlton Marina
On the northern coast of Bahrain The Marina is on the site of The Ritz-Carlton, Bahrain Hotel and Spa. A small purpose built marina it cate
Marina Verolme
Marina Verolme occupies an area of over 350,000m, the pole gathers more than 60 companies, among shipyards, workshops and all the types of
Chub Cay Marina
With the resort currently under construction but still open and able to provide all services to incoming yachts with minimal disturbance,Ch
Gulf Harbour Marina
Gulf Harbour Marina, is situated in Auckland, New Zealand. You will see that Gulf Harbour represents a state of the art facility offering s
Club Nautico Moraira
Built in 1985, the marina at Club Náutico Moraira is situated in the small coastal town of Moraira on Spain’s Costa Blanca strip, 80km nort
Limassol Marina
A glittering new destination for living and sailing in Cyprus, Limassol Marina is set to become the most exclusive marina resort in the Med
Marina Real Juan Carlos I
Marina Real Juan Carlos I is an exciting destination of choice for yachts, with quality facilities and services for every need.
Marina Alicante Puerto Deportivo
Only 50 meters from Alicante city centre, Marina Alicante is well placed to host visiting yachts up to 60m looking to sample the gastronomy
Port de Plaisance Solenzara
Port de Solenzara is situated in the village of Solzenzara on the east coast of Corsica, a Mediterranean island positioned west of Italy an
Coal Harbour Marina
A premier marina offering superior services to local and internationally travelling vessels, Coal Harbour Marina has approximately 240 bert
Torquay Marina
A popular marina with both local and visiting yachts, Torquay Marina is a high quality marina with approximately 440 berths for yachts up t
Marina Lefkas
Operating since 2002 and one of the most modern marinas in the Mediterranean, Marina Lefkas provides high quality facilities with approxima
Cogolin Marina
Just 3km up the coast from St Tropez lies Cogolin Marina, the largest port along the Riviera and able to accommodate up to 1600 yachts with
Setur Kuşadasi Marina
Set in the heart of the historical port of Kuşadasi, Kuşadasi Marina is a popular marina with just over 380 berths for yachts up to 70m in
