Mini cruise in Turkiye Kekova

Private gulet cruise

Key Highlights

Mini cruise in Turkiye sailing Kekova

Mini gulet cruise in Turkiye with 3 nights on board are a fantastic opportunity to explore the Turkish coast in a few days. A 3 night sea vacation on a gulet that focuses on the most important spots of Kekova Bay. With embarkation in Fethitye and disembarkation in Demre or vice versa you will also have the possibility to continue your journey in Turkey by land, without returning to the same port.

3 night mini cruise in Turkiye is a must for sea-lovers who love to combine interesting visits offshore and spending daytime relaxing in wonderful bays. All the region from Kalkan to Kaş it is a true paradise for lovers of yachting and has a wonderfully relaxed atmosphere. You will have the oportunity to visit unique places like the ancient city of Olympos or ancient Myra, unique sites that Turkey has to offer. Beautiful nature, stunning sea colors and interesting excursions are the hightlights of this cabin gulet cruise.

Itinerary Summary

Fethiye – St.Nicholas Island– Kas – Demre – Simena –Limanagzi Bay – Sunken City – Kalkan – Firnaz Bay –Boncuklu Bay – Fethiye

Best period for Kekova mini gulet cruise

Kekova bay gulet cruise is very suitable for cruises starting from May till end of October. The sailing area is quite protected from the winds; therefore the sea is warm and calm. Sailing Gocek Islands to Fethiye is ideal for off-season cruises as well. Average daily temperature in May, June or September and October is over 28 degrees that makes it perfect for a holiday on board.

Type of Gulet for mini cruise in Turkiye

Cabin itineraries such as Kekova gulet cruise are usually organized on Standard plus or Superior air-conditioned gulets. They can have 6 or more double cabins, all with private bathrooms. Your gulet will be assigned shortly before the day of departure. Please note that the air conditioning will be in use for 4-6 hours a day and no later than midnight and not in ports.

Food on board the cabin gulet

Mini gulet cruise in Turkiye includes breakfast, lunch, dinner and afternoon snack; full board with extra drinks. You can learn more details about our weekly cabin gulet menu here.

Mini gulet cruise boarding info

When you start the mini cruise from Fethiye, your check in will be at 10 am at the office of Ece Saray Marina. You will disenbark on Tuesday morning after breakfast at 10.30 at Demre Marina. ( Transfer available to Olympos)
When you start your cruise in Demre ( Transfer available from Olympos at 11 am), your gulet will start sailing at 1.30pm. Arrival in Fethiye Ece Saray Marina will be on Friday early afternoon after 2.30 pm.

Yacht Layout

Yacht Crew

A professional team of 5, including a captain, chef, and service staff, dedicated to providing excellent hospitality and ensuring a smooth, enjoyable voyage.

Amenities & Features

Yacht Information

Specifications

Guests Capacity

12 Master Cabins

2 Double Cabins

1 Twin/Triple Cabins

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A professional team of 5, including a captain, chef, and service staff, dedicated to providing excellent hospitality and ensuring a smooth, enjoyable voyage.

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Yacht Charter Reviews

We booked a private gulet for our honeymoon along the Amalfi Coast, and it was the most romantic trip of our lives. The crew was incredible, the food was outstanding, and waking up to those views every morning felt unreal. Truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience!

I joined a cabin charter in Türkiye as a solo traveler, and it exceeded my expectations. The group was fun, the gulet was beautiful, and the stops at hidden bays made it feel like we had our own private paradise. Already planning my next one!

We chartered a gulet for a family holiday in Greece, and it was absolutely perfect. The kids loved swimming in the coves, while we enjoyed exploring ancient towns and relaxing on board. The itinerary was tailored just for us, which made the whole trip stress-free.

I couldn’t decide between Greece and Türkiye, so I did back-to-back cabin charters. Both were amazing in different ways—Greece had the history and sunsets, Türkiye had the hidden bays and warm hospitality. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a unique holiday