Turkey · SAILING TRIPS IN FETHIYE
In high season the good sailing trips in Fethiye are gone a fortnight out and the best of them go sooner. Below: 4 to book before you fly, what each includes and where they differ.
Review of a private Kas sailing day with a skipper, chef, Turkish lunch, snorkeling, SUP, fruit, cake, and secluded bays.
“Booked fairly last minute. Wanted a day trip just myself and wife. Capt Oci (apologies if misspelt). And Chef Ali could not have been more helpful. Great lunch at sea and it was great to get the sails up! A lovely day out…”
Review of Fethiye’s 12-island sailing cruise, with hotel pickup, lunch, swimming stops, Dockyard Island, Cavy Bay, and practical booking advice.
“This was a great excursion. The whole trip was enjoyable, seeing the islands, swimming and especially the sailing. Lunch was great! We had a wonderful location at the very front of the boat and it was so relaxing to be out at sea. Communication with the tour operator Tourmania was excellent. Pick up and return went smoothly and on time. Everything was exactly as described. This trip would appeal to all age groups. The staff was attentive and you could get a drink or snacks at anytime, those are extra as stated. The opportunities to swim were in good locations where the water was clear and very blue and warm.”
Review of Fethiye’s 7-hour island sailing trip, with hotel pickup, swimming stops, BBQ lunch, ruins, practical tips, and honest drawbacks.
“We thoroughly enjoyed our boat trip. Food was lovely and the hospitality was top notch. Would deffo recommend as a must do when visiting Turkey.”
Review of Gocek’s 12 Island yacht tour, with turquoise bays, swimming stops, Turkish lunch, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“Fabulous day out with amazing lunch and great hosts. Lovely family business, relaxed atmosphere and no hard sells or loud music like I heard on other boats. Food was cooked fresh and it was a really good meal and tasted lovely. Would definitely use this company and guide again on another trip when on Gocek.”
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