Do You Have to Return to Your Starting Port? A One-Way Yacht Route Guide No—not always. A private charter can begin in Fethiye and finish in Marmaris, or start in Gocek and end in Bodrum. The important detail is that a different final port must be approved before booking. It depends on the yacht’s base, operating schedule, route length and what she needs to do after you disembark. You do...

What Is a One-Way Yacht Charter? Benefits and Extra Costs Imagine boarding in Fethiye, spending the week moving west through new bays, and stepping ashore in Marmaris without turning the yacht around for the return journey. That is the appeal of a one-way charter. It can create a richer itinerary, but only when the yacht’s home port, schedule and repositioning costs work in your favour. Quick...

Best Bays to Explore by Yacht in Datça Datça does not reveal itself all at once. From the water, the peninsula opens slowly: an ancient harbour at the western tip, a long pebble beach around the next headland, then a small cove where the only sensible plan is to swim, eat lunch on deck and stay a little longer than expected. Datça bays : Choose Knidos for history and sunset, Palamutbükü...

Nautical Mile Distances in Turkey: A Practical Yacht Route Planning Guide How far is Bodrum from Kos by sea? Can you comfortably cruise from Fethiye to Kekova in one day? And what does a 49-nautical-mile passage actually mean in hours? This guide turns a dense distance chart into clear, useful information for planning a yacht holiday along the Turkish coast and the nearby Greek islands. 1 nautical...

Fethiye to Kekova Blue Cruise: A Day-by-Day Itinerary The coast between Fethiye and Kekova feels made for travel by sea. In one week, the landscape moves from the cliffs of Oludeniz and Butterfly Valley to the harbour towns of Kalkan and Kas, then into the quiet channels, ancient ruins and island scenery of Kekova. It is a route for travellers who want their yacht holiday to feel like a genuine...