Kas Harbour, Kas Antalya
Kas Harbour, Kas Antalya
7 nights on a traditional Turkish Gulet
7 Breakfasts, 6 Lunches, 7 Dinners
Cabin with a private bathroom
Sail with your Turkish crew for a week
AC on 12 PM – 5 AM.
24/7 Wi-Fi on board
Learn how to make traditional Turkish dishes in a free cooking class! Discover the secrets of making delicious Turkish Manti, Cheese Rolls, and Spoon Salad.
Would you like to experience scuba diving for free? This offer is open to both beginner and certified divers.
Sail from Kas
Your journey begins at 16:00 in Kas Harbour. Your luggage will be transferred to your cabin by the crew. Take a moment to settle in and enjoy the sea breeze as you get to know your fellow travelers.
We will set sail to Liman Agzi. There, we will enjoy a delicious lunch and take a refreshing swim in the crystal-clear waters. We will then make a stop at Inonu Bay for more swimming.
If you’re up for it, you can choose to follow the Lycian Way hike that starts from Aparlai Bay. This hike leads to the ancient city of Aperlai, where you will have approximately 30 minutes to explore its famous ruins. Our boat will be waiting for you at Sicak Bay. From there, we will head towards Kocakari Bay for dinner and to stay overnight.
Accommodation: Turkish Gulet
Meals: Lunch, Dinner
Lycian Way Wakking, Simena Castle
After breakfast, soak up the sunshine at Zeki Yasemin Koyu while enjoying a delightful swim break and lunch
We’ll cruise towards Ucagiz Village, you can opt to follow the Lycian Way hike starting from Ucagiz Village leading to the ancient city of Teimussa Ancient City and Simena Castle. Experience the spectacular Turkish coastline on foot while walking part of the Lycian Way from Ucagiz to the ancient city of Simena Castle. This will give you plenty of time to explore the authentic village, which comprises around 30 houses.
Our Gulet will be waiting for you at Simena Castle and Hamidiye Bay where we’ll spend the night.
Accommodation: Turkish Gulet
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Burç Bay
Enjoy the peaceful ambiance of this area during a swim break in Burç Bay, where the water feels cooler due to cold underwater natural springs!
We’ll cruise to Karaloz Bay, then cool off with a refreshing swim in the crystal clear waters.
Accommodation: Turkish Gulet
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Pirates Cave
Wake up with the day’s first rays and ready yourself for a pleasant breakfast.
Sailing on to “Pirates Cave” where many seals choose to spend winter, and rumour has it that was used as a hide-out by pirates.
Spend the day enjoying a range of water activities at Gökkaya Bay, such as jet skiing, banana boating, and riding the waterslides!
You can also opt for an exciting evening at “Smugglers Inn,” where small boats will take you to the bar location for a chance to socialize with other travelers.
Accommodation: Turkish Gulet
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Demre: St. Nicholas Museum, Myra
After having a leisurely breakfast onboard from our mooring point, we will dock at Demre Harbor around 09:30 a.m. The day will be spent in and around the Demre area, where you’ll get the opportunity to visit St. Nicholas Church, explore the ancient Lycian port at the Andriake Museum, and wander between the centuries-old theatres and rock tombs of Myra.
At around 16:30, we’ll begin cruising towards Turtle Beach, where you’ll get a chance to swim and look for the 5 types of turtles found in the Mediterranean.
We’ll then continue cruising towards Kekova and arrive at Buzaglik Bay for a swim.
Finally, we’ll head to Camlik Bay, where we’ll moor for the night and have dinner, depending on the weather conditions.
Accommodation: Turkish Gulet
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Kekova Island and Sunken city of Kekova
We’ll begin cruising towards Kekova Island and arrive at Katir Iskelesi in time for lunch and a refreshing swim. We continue on to Tersane Bay; to visit a Roman shipyard and a Byzantine church where we’ll moor for the night. It’s then time to discover the Sunken City of Kekova, which was flooded during an earthquake around 2,000 years ago.
Accommodation: Turkish Gulet
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Aquarium Bay
Wake with the day’s first rays for breakfast at Aquarium Bay and soak up the scenery as we cruise towards Ufakdere Bay, enjoy a tasty lunch here, then cool off with a refreshing swim in the crystal-clear waters. Our day ends in Kas Harbour where you’ll spend the night in the harbour of Kas town so that you can enjoy the nightlife.
Accommodation: Turkish Gulet
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Kas Harbour
After breakfast, this memorable Gulet cruise tour ends at 09.30 am.
Meals: Breakfast
Our Turquoise Coast Cruise operates with a selection of magnificent Gulets, each offering a unique experience while maintaining our high standards of service and comfort. The Gulets used for these cruises vary in size and style but are comparable in quality and amenities. Here are some examples of the Gulets we operate:
Please note that the specific Gulet for your cruise may vary based on availability, but rest assured, all our Gulets are chosen to provide you with an unforgettable sailing experience on the Turkish Riviera.
Wonderful experience, very qualified crew and guides. The places visited are stunning and the organisation is top notch
This was a fantastic experience the places visited were all stunning in there own way. The Crew were fantastic. The food on board delicious. I recommend a visit to Kas and the sunken city. Thank you to all the Crew.
They are very attentive and responsive. Eventhough we’re ended up have to take the trip from Demre to Fethiye, but they give as free bus ticket for the make up!
The boat trip itself also very nice, the food is great, the view is amazingly beautiful. Due to bad weather, the first 2 days we’re circling around Demre. But they give us few little compensation trip which is very nice.
All prices (USD) are per person based on double or twin share occupancy. What are Cabin arrangements like?
| Passenger 1-3 | Groups of 4 to 8 | Groups of 9 and above 2 FOR 1 deal | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Discount | 35% | 35% + 5% off | 35% + 10% off |
| 19 Apr. – 30 May. | |||
| 31 May. – 20 Jun. | |||
| 21 Jun. – 26 Sep. | |||
| 27 Sep. – 24 Oct. |
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Cancellation Policy: We recommend reviewing our detailed cancellation policy to ensure peace of mind. View our Cancellation Policy here.
Couples will have their own cabin, while solo travellers will share and may be roomed in twin, double, triple, or quad cabins, depending on group size.
For couples, please add a note during booking.
Fly into Antalya airport, a three-hour transfer, or Dalaman airport, of which the transfer is three and a half hours.
From Dalaman or Antalya to Kas by private transfer
You can book a private transfer from Antalya to Kas or Dalaman to Kas.
From Antalya to Kas by public bus
You can get a taxi from Antalya airport for about 5 euros to the bus station (Otogar).
Find an information table there and ask where the buses to Kas are parked. You usually don’t need to buy a ticket at the cashier; the driver will collect the money himself on the bus. The bus from Antalya to Kas costs around 3 euros per person. Driving to Kas takes just 3.5 hours; driving on a bus will take 4 – 4.5 hours due to all the stops it takes.
From Dalaman to Kas by public bus
Dalaman is another city you can fly into if you need to get to Kas. Dalaman airport is relatively small, with only a few daily flights.
You can take a taxi from Dalaman Airport for about 3 euros to the Dalaman bus station (Otogar). First, you must get a bus from Dalaman to Fethiye and from Fethiye to Kas.
The tour starts from:
Kas Harbour, Demre at 04:00 pm
Tour ends in:
Kas Harbour, Demre at 09:30 am
Couples would get their own cabin. Depending on your group breakdown, solo travellers will share and may be roomed in a twin, double, triple or quad cabin.
If you are a couple, please add a note during booking.
Accommodation in multi-share cabins is included on this trip. Depending on availability, you may upgrade to a private triple/twin/double ensuite cabin.
Yes, you can change your departure date, depending on availability. A small fee will apply and, if the new departure date is more expensive, this difference will also need to be paid. You may also transfer the money you have already paid over to another trip of the same or higher value, provided it is outside of the notification period.
All of our vessels are traditional gulet yachts, which are constructed in Southern Turkey. These two or three-masted sailing vessels have everything you need, including ensuite cabins, a chef’s kitchen, dining areas and mattresses on the deck if you prefer to sleep under the stars.
To ensure you have enough room to move around your cabin, we recommend you bring a small to medium-sized suitcase or backpack.
Due to boat licensing laws, you are not able to bring your own alcohol on the vessel. However, well-priced drinks are available for you to purchase on board using a tab system, which needs to be paid the day you check-out.
On all of our gulet cruises, we offer a traditional Turkish breakfast, a vegetarian lunch, afternoon tea, and dinner, which are included in the price.
We offer Jain, Vegetarian, Vegan, Halal and Kosher food options on request.
You are welcome to bring extra snacks for the journey. Drinks can only be purchased on board on a tab basis, paid on the day you disembark.
Unfortunately, you are not allowed to bring your own drinks on board (including water) but you can bring your own snacks, such as peanuts, crisps, biscuits etc.
Bar Payments: Please keep in mind that you will need to have cash available to cover any expenses at the bar during the trip. The bar payments will be settled on the final day of the journey. It is possible that there won’t be any ATMs available at the ports, so it is best to plan accordingly. However, do not worry about withdrawing cash at the outset as there are ATMs in Kas Port town that will become accessible on the second day of the journey.
Some boats have power sockets in the cabins while other vessels only have them only in the salon area. The power sockets can be used when the engine or generator is on.
Beach Towels not provided: Please be advised that we do not provide beach towels on board. We kindly request that you bring your own towels for use at the beach. While bath towels are available, they should not be used for the beach. Please note that shops selling towels are easily found in every town throughout Turkey.
Gulet boats have limited energy resources, which is why it’s recommended to limit the use of air conditioning to 4-6 hours per day. This will help conserve fuel and optimize the efficiency of the boat. It will also extend the lifespan of the generator and support eco-friendly practices by relying on natural ventilation. Running the generator at night can be quite noisy and disruptive to other passengers. Therefore, it’s important to strike a balance between guest comfort and environmental responsibility.
