Marmaris » Hisaronu Marmaris 7-Day Cruising Tour Details
Turkey is a very popular destination for tourists with its beautiful coasts, beaches, and bays. Marmaris, Hisaronu, Fethiye, Bodrum, Datca and many other cities and towns are visited in Turkey every year. Here, you can check the route that we are organizing from Marmaris to Hisaronu.
Day 1
MarmarisAfter arriving at your yacht in mid-afternoon, and getting ready to set sail, just take one day to enjoythe city of Marmaris and all it has to offer. The city is always busy, day and night, and you have ampleaccess to multiple choices of cuisine and activity. This is also time to stock up on any extra items youwant before you set sail. While Marmaris has a lot to offer, you might consider dining on board youryacht, enjoying the wonderful private chef service, which is the first of many to come, and watchingthe bustling city and harbor in action
Day 2
Arap Island, Bozukkale (Loryma)Right between the Aegean and Mediterranean sea sits the small inhabited islet of Arap. This spot ofnature has a small village called Taşlıca, and when you anchor off the beach, you can just stretch yourlegs for a 3.5km walk to town on this quiet island and experience the silence of nature
Day 3
Datca optianal One of the popular coastal stops is Datca, a small southern shore yachting stop over 75kms west ofMarmaris. Datca is located in an area that provides you with many small covers along the peninsula,so you can anchor along the coastline and enjoy a swim inthe privacy of your own cove. The coast isdotted with small fishing villages and farming towns, and the local tomatoes and olives are famousfor their depth of taste. While visiting Datca, enjoy some local produce and maybe even ask your chefto use it as a staple ingredient
Day 4
Aktur Bay, Bencik BayAktur bay in the Datca peninsula has received an amazing accolade as the best bay in Turkey. This issome achievement and should not be discounted. Aktur is located between Datca and Kurucabuk andis the narrowest part of the peninsula. Two spheres of water held at bay by a slim slice of land. ThePersian army back in 550BC (Xerxes and the 300) built a tunnel so he could connect directly to theGulf of Gokova to speed up his fleets attacking capabilities. Today Aktur bay is a vision of beauty thatmany tryto emulate, perhaps that is why it is awarded so highly.
Day 5
Selimiye Bay, Orhaniye Bay In the Gulf of Hisaronu lies the village of Selimiye. What can be added to the already pantheon ofwords praising this amazing location. One of the most prominent and distinctive natural phenomenaoccurs during sunset, when the villages color changes intoa deep red. There is an ancient Hellenisticcastle south of the village and there is a tomb situated around 100 meters off shore. The tomb hasbeen a guide for shipping for centuries. Selimiye offers a lighthouse, theater and monastery as well asits pristine waters and amazing local cuisine. The village is a farming town as well, and the localproduce is collected and served alongside the freshly caught seafood. All prepared and providedalongside a great local wine.
Day 6
BozburunBozburun is a lovely small town 45kms west of Marmaris. It is home to a small but modern marinaand the town is famous for its shipbuilding industry. This is where some of the worlds finest woodenboats and Gulets are fabricated. This is a quite port town,and the way to reach it is as picturesque asthe town itself. Boxburun is great for a relaxing evening, this means you will not find night life here.What you will find are amazing hotels, cafes, bars and restaurants all serving local cuisine using thefreshest sea food and locally farmed produce
Day 7
After a leisurely breakfast, we’ll set sail for Arab Island. Here we’ll enjoy the sea thoroughly for the last time on the cruise. At the sunset we will enter Marmaris Harbour.
Day 8
Having Breakfast, the time has come to depart from the boat. (Marmaris) “We are hoping to see you on one of our gulets again in the future!”
