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Sailing route from Fethiye - 7 days
Sailing itinerary overview
Day
1
Fethiye
Fethiye, located on the southwestern coast of Turkey, is a bustling and picturesque town that serves as an excellent starting point or destination for any sailing itinerary in the region. With its rich history, stunning landscapes, and excellent facilities.
Day
2
Coldwater Bay
7 nm
2 hours
Coldwater Bay, located near Fethiye on the southwestern coast of Turkey, is a secluded and picturesque anchorage that offers sailors a tranquil and refreshing retreat. The bay is largely undeveloped, with a focus on preserving its natural beauty. Just a short hike from Coldwater Bay, Kayaköy is an abandoned village that was once home to a thriving Greek community.
Day
3
Kas
35 nm
8 hours
Kaş is a vibrant and welcoming destination that offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, rich history, and excellent facilities. Kas is surrounded by ancient Lycian ruins, including the Antiphellos Theatre, rock tombs, and sarcophagi. These historical sites provide a fascinating glimpse into the region’s past. The waters are generally calm, providing a safe and reliable anchorage spot.
Day
4
Kalkan
15 nm
4 hours
Kalkan is a charming and scenic harbor town that offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and modern amenities. Historic old town is a maze of narrow streets lined with charming whitewashed houses adorned with bougainvillea. The area is perfect for a leisurely stroll, shopping, and dining. Kalkan has a small but well-equipped marina that offers water, electricity, and fuel.
Day
5
Oludeniz
9 nm
2 hours
Oludeniz is renowned for its breathtaking turquoise lagoon, stunning beaches, and vibrant natural scenery. This picturesque destination is a highlight for sailors exploring the Turkish Riviera, offering calm waters and excellent anchorage. The lagoon itself is a protected area with restrictions on anchoring to preserve the natural environment. Sailors typically anchor outside the lagoon in the designated anchoring zones.
Day
6
Binlik Koyu
16 nm
4 hours
Binlik Koyu is a serene and picturesque bay that offers sailors a tranquil retreat away from the more crowded spots along the Turkish Riviera. The surrounding hills provide excellent hiking opportunities, with trails that offer panoramic views of the bay and the surrounding coastline. The bay is well-protected from prevailing winds with good anchorage.
Day
7
Fethiye
15 nm
4 hours
Optional Stops Along the Route
EmeL SayıN Koyu(inbükü)
Cove North of Camel Beach
The bay offers beautiful and tranquil setting, clear water, opportunities for wildlife observation (notably turtles), and a relaxed atmosphere, especially overnight. Sailors note enjoying sunsets and hikes, interactions with local vendors (selling food, ice cream, etc.), and the availability of local services such as restaurants. However, several skippers note occasional floating rubbish that can mar the otherwise pristine impression, and rare night noise from passing gulets.
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Soguk Su Koyu - Cold Water Bay
Sailors appreciate the bay's beauty, clear and clean water, and stunning mountain views. The restaurant on the hill is often valued for its excellent views, friendly staff, and good food. The anchorage is worth considering for overnight stays, with swimming in a natural cold water pool being a bonus.
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Gökçe Gemile/Falcon Butik Otel
Gemili Plaji
Kalevezi Koyu
Sailors appreciate the anchorage for its historic and scenic value, highlighting the ruins, stunning views (notably from the lighthouse), and generally clear water ideal for swimming. Sailors enjoy hiking and exploration, especially outside peak hours, and find the anchorage accessible for various activities. The presence of local services, like bread delivery and stern-line assistance, adds convenience.
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Gimble bay
Bozyiğit Burnu
Feedback on this anchorage is mixed. Sailors note the scenic beauty, paragliding views, turtles, clear water, and rocky shoreline for snorkeling. However, the nearby town can feel overly touristy, with jet skis, motorboats, rubbish in the water, and noise from the beach and pirate boats.
Information provided by Navily.comÖlüdeniz Beach
Darbogaz
Kas
Sailors note that Kaş town is easily accessible on foot (usually within 5–15 minutes) and valued for its beauty, markets, and the range of amenities (shops, bars, well-known supermarkets). Multiple Sailors note the bay as quiet at night; nearby road or mosque noise is not disturbing. The city's ambiance and the availability of services make this a popular stop.
Information provided by Navily.comSetur Kas Marina
The marina is known as modern, clean, and well equipped, with Sailors generally finding it pleasant despite consistently high, sometimes excessive prices. Sailors note secure moorings, good maintenance, and proximity to Kaş, easily reached by foot or taxi. Some note a lack of character or a somewhat sterile feel, and strict policies around berthing and charges.
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Bayinder Limani
Sailors appreciate the option to moor on free buoys or anchor, noting the pleasant and peaceful setting, especially in the evenings. Access to town via water taxi and the presence of nearby restaurants are also well received.
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bayindee
Sailors consistently appreciate the bay's beauty and tranquility, noting the excellent water color and the convenient presence of many free mooring buoys. Daytime activity from tripper and dive boats is respectful and does not disturb the peaceful environment. The underwater landscape, featuring a shipwreck and historic monuments, is highlighted as a key attraction.
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Nuri's Beach
Ottoman Goldens
Heybeli Adasi (east)
Heybeli Adasi
Kholo Bay
Kalkan
Feedback on Kalkan marina is mixed. Sailors appreciate its location in a lively tourist town, good port security, and proximity to restaurants and shops. However, limited capacity, advance booking needs, and busy surroundings can make it less convenient.
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Kalkan Limani
Sailors appreciate the scenic setting, proximity to the lively town, easy access to shore, and a variety of dining options. The evening atmosphere, sense of safety (with the coastguard present), and the view of the illuminated city are mentioned. During the day, the atmosphere is calm and relaxing.
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Kalkan
Kalamar Bay Kalkan
Kalkan - West
Fırnaz/yeşilköy Bay
A scenic stop, this bay offers generally valued for its convenient location and pleasant setting. The water is clear, making it a good spot for swimming, and is mostly quiet aside from tourist boats during the day. The setting, surrounded by wooded hills, is spacious, though sometimes lacking special charm.
Information provided by Navily.comSican Adasi
Ro
Oola Olala Deniz
Kidra koyu
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