Bodrum – Fethiye – Göcek (One Way Route Plan)

Bodrum is an ancient city that never seems to lose its cool. Here you will find gorgeous beaches, restaurants, bars, and clubs.

The town's castle, marina, and white-plastered back streets are some of the most well recognised features. There are many possibilities for exploration and fun, and it is one of the most popular embarkation points for a cruise.

You will cruise to gorgeous Bencik Bay, with evergreen forests, mountains, and pristine waters as well as small villages in the shade of olive groves. Here you can enjoy a quick swim break.

Bencik Bay is ideal for you to enjoy watersports, swimming, and snorkeling. Later you’ll pass through stunning pine enclosed bays to the charming little village of Selimiye. Selimiye is about as off-the-beaten-path as you can get. We recommend visiting one of the small family-run restaurants for a meal, or one of the little beaches where you can relax.

After breakfast, you will head to Ekincik for an unmissable, engaging tour of ancient ruins, one of the highlights of any Blue Cruise. Visit the Dalyan Delta, with its long sandy beach, and plenty of wildlife including sea turtles.

Continue to the ruins of Caunos, including the extravagant Lycian tomb carved directly into the cliffside. Later you can visit the famous mineral mud baths, and relax. Evening and dinner onboard will be in Ekincik Bay.

You will head to the largest island in the Gulf of Fethiye, the island of Tersane. In Tersane Bay, you can swim and take a close-up look at the ancient ruins. Ancient tombs, churches, and boathouses can also be found on the seabed so don't forget your mask and snorkel!

We also recommend visiting the small wooden docks and rustic restaurants along the charming long shoreline. Later you will head to Yassica islands, for a final swim stop. Overnight will be spent in Göcek Harbor where you can stroll around the city and explore.