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Sail the Turquoise Coast on a four‑day gulet cruise from Fethiye to Olympos tailored for 18–39 year olds. Swim hidden bays, snorkel sunken Lycian ruins, and sleep under broad sky on a traditional Turkish wooden gulet.
Sail the Turquoise Coast on a four‑day gulet cruise from Fethiye to Olympos tailored for 18–39 year olds. Swim hidden bays, snorkel sunken Lycian ruins, and sleep under broad sky on a traditional Turkish wooden gulet.
The gulet slips away from Fethiye harbor at mid-morning and the shoreline peels back into a palette of limestone cliffs and pine-dusted bays. On deck, the sea smells of salt and sun; the crew checks lines while the younger set trades plans for cliff jumps and late-night starwatching in the private en‑suite cabins or open bunks.
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Operated by Farout Cruises - Blue Cruise & Sail Turkey · Fethiye, Muğla
The gulet slips away from Fethiye harbor at mid-morning and the shoreline peels back into a palette of limestone cliffs and pine-dusted bays. On deck, the sea smells of salt and sun; the crew checks lines while the younger set trades plans for cliff jumps and late-night starwatching in the private en‑suite cabins or open bunks.
This four-day, three-night blue cruise follows a route that has linked Lycian settlements for millennia. You’ll pass ancient terraces and ruined harbors — geology here is maritime limestone carved by slow tectonic shifts and the Mediterranean’s wind—where earthquakes once reshaped the coast, creating sites like the sunken Lycian city near Kekova and the medieval remains on St. Nicholas Island.
Culture is visible in small harbors: fishermen mending nets, village markets selling handmade silver in Kas, and the slow rhythm of coastal life. Expect swims in turquoise coves, a short hike to Butterfly Valley’s waterfall, and time ashore in Simena to explore Lycian tombs and a hilltop castle.
Practical guidance: bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a daypack, and shoes for uneven ruins and slippery rocks. Water is provided aboard; still carry a refillable bottle. Mornings are calm, afternoons can be breezy — a light wind layer is useful. Shore transfers at trip’s end connect you to Olympos or Demre bus station; buses to Antalya, Kas, and Fethiye run frequently. This trip balances social energy with low‑impact exploration — arrive ready to swim, snorkel, and move between ship and shore with ease.
This tour is designed for travelers aged 18–39; ID and booking questions require age verification during purchase.
Boarding is in Fethiye harbor; disembarkation is in a Demre harbor with transfers to Olympos or Demre bus station for onward travel.
Yes — three breakfasts, lunches, dinners, and unlimited drinking water are included; dietary restrictions can be accommodated if notified during booking.
Yes — stops at bays like Aquarium Bay, Kekova, and Oludeniz include swimming and snorkeling opportunities; bring your own mask or check availability onboard.
Farout Cruises - Blue Cruise & Sail Turkey operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The gulet slips away from Fethiye harbor at mid-morning and the shoreline peels back into a palette of limestone cliffs and pine-dusted bays. On deck, the sea smells of salt and sun; the crew checks lines while the younger set trades plans for cliff jumps and late-night starwatching in the private en‑suite cabins or open bunks.
The gulet slips away from Fethiye harbor at mid-morning and the shoreline peels back into a palette of limestone cliffs and pine-dusted bays. On deck, the sea smells of salt and sun; the crew checks lines while the younger set trades plans for cliff jumps and late-night starwatching in the private en‑suite cabins or open bunks.
This four-day, three-night blue cruise follows a route that has linked Lycian settlements for millennia. You’ll pass ancient terraces and ruined harbors — geology here is maritime limestone carved by slow tectonic shifts and the Mediterranean’s wind—where earthquakes once reshaped the coast, creating sites like the sunken Lycian city near Kekova and the medieval remains on St. Nicholas Island.
Culture is visible in small harbors: fishermen mending nets, village markets selling handmade silver in Kas, and the slow rhythm of coastal life. Expect swims in turquoise coves, a short hike to Butterfly Valley’s waterfall, and time ashore in Simena to explore Lycian tombs and a hilltop castle.
Practical guidance: bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a daypack, and shoes for uneven ruins and slippery rocks. Water is provided aboard; still carry a refillable bottle. Mornings are calm, afternoons can be breezy — a light wind layer is useful. Shore transfers at trip’s end connect you to Olympos or Demre bus station; buses to Antalya, Kas, and Fethiye run frequently. This trip balances social energy with low‑impact exploration — arrive ready to swim, snorkel, and move between ship and shore with ease.