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Fethiye

Marmaris

Bodrum

Gocek

Seabob

Banana

Ringo / Donut

Jet Ski

Outboard Tender

Sea Scooter

Water Ski

Knee Board

Wake Board

Large Deck Space

Hot Tub

Satellite TV

Comfort

The Gulf of Fethiye is one of Turkey’s signature blue voyages as this stretch of coastline is mostly accessible only by boat. Turkey’s Aegean coast is actually known as the birthplace of the blue cruise, which in essence is a sailing vacation on a gulet charter.The Aegean Sea meets up with the Mediterranean and is flanked by the Greek and Anatolian (Turkish) peninsulas. Turkey is a transcontinental country situated mainly on the Anatolian peninsula in Western Asia. The smaller portion is on the Balkan peninsula in southeastern Europe.The Gulf of Fethiye was formerly known as the Gulf of Telmessos after the ancient city of Telmessos on which modern Fethiye now sits. The city was renamed Fethiye in 1934 in honor of one of the first pilots who died while attempting to complete the first flight from Istanbul to Cairo.&nbsp;Here are 3 of the top attractions to visit when cruising on your yacht holiday in the Gulf of Fethiye: 1.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Butterfly ValleyButterfly Valley is a real gem of the Turkish Riviera. This piece of paradise was declared a natural protected area in 1995 and is home to approximately 100 species of butterflies. Deemed as one of Fethiye's most beautiful places, this secluded bay is only accessible by boat. The azure water off-set by the lush greenery, an iridescent pebble beach invites you to lap up this lifetime experience on your gulet charter. 2.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Blue LagoonӦlüdeniz is home to the exquisite Blue Lagoon. Separated by a sand bar and narrow channel, the lagoon is one of the most photographed attractions with its spectacular shallow waters of turquoise and aquamarine. Ӧlüdeniz is also one of the best places in the world to paraglide, thanks to its stable weather conditions and panoramic views. 3.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Turtle BeachTurkey is of the top beach and yacht holiday destinations in the world. It is a luxury gulet charter's paradise with an endless coastline of the most captivating beaches, natural wonders, and historic remains. One of its prime attractions is Iztuzu Beach, Dalyan, between the districts of Fethiye and Marmaris. Travelers will be in awe of this proclaimed conservation area which is a breeding ground and nesting area for the endangered Loggerhead sea turtles – a species which has existed for over 45 million years. The white sandy beach runs for 6km and forms a natural barrier between the fresh-water delta of the Daylan River and the Mediterranean. Nearby to Turtle Beach are the Temple Tombs where the ancient Lycian tombs were made by cutting into the rock of the sheer cliffs during the 4th century BC.The Gulf of Fethiye is indeed home to unique beauty and unparalleled landscapes that is best experienced by gulet charter.&nbsp;If you would like to make it a perfect yacht holiday, Exclusive Gulets is the gulet charter company to contact. Let your wanderlust set sail on the shimmering Turquoise Coast, and speak to the crew today. We are waiting for your call to book your summer 2021 yacht holiday.

The southwestern coast of the Aegean region is a marvel of delights with each bay, cove and islet showing off its own unique beauty. The Gulf of Fethiye is no exception.

Gulet charter and yacht holidays are synonymous with this area. The natural harbor of Fethiye is known as one of the best in this part of the Mediterranean with its modern harbor and marina. Fethiye is a city and district of the Mugla province. It lays on the eastern shores of the gulf, shielded by the pine-clad Taurus mountain range. The energy of the town is palpable with its upmarket bars and restaurants. At the same time, the town manages to retain the feeling of a local seaside Turkish village with quaint shops and cafes.

Discerning travellers are drawn to the diverse experiences of a gulet cruise along the Gulf of Fethiye.The Gulf of Fethiye was known as the Gulf of Telmessos after the ancient city of Telmessos on which modern Fethiye now sits. 

Gulf of Fethiye Turkey

One wonders if Cevat thought all those years back whether his discovery during the time he spent observing the lives of sponge fishermen would morph into such popular recreational sailing cruises that would attract tourists from all over the world.Halicarnassus is the historical name for Bodrum, a city on the peninsula of the same name. It is also the gateway of the Gulf of Gokӧva, one of Turkey's iconic blue cruise routes.The narrow bay of about 100km long is a well-known stretch of coastline along the Aegean Sea between the Bodrum and Datca peninsulas.This South Aegean sojourn is an acclaimed holiday paradise that draws praise from all who visit these out-of-the-ordinary shores. Words such as breathtaking, beautiful, wonderful, delightful, and peaceful are just a handful of the descriptions that sits top of mind.Turkey is spoken of as a land of many wonders. It is a destination that offers something for everyone. From historical remnants and ancient attractions to lush mountainous landscapes, magnificent beaches, and vibrant villages and harbors that embrace the rich cultural tapestry of this country's people.Of one thing you can be sure, the natural beauty of the Gulf of Gokӧva, also known by the name Gulf of Kerma,&nbsp;knows no bounds.Within the Gulf of Gokӧva, there are many other secluded coves to feast your eyes and lap up each legacy as you sail the Turkish Riviera on traditional gulets crafted locally for these specific types of cruises. Three landmark stops along the Gulf of Gokӧva blue cruise include:Akbuk Cove is an inviting inlet on the bay's northern side with its huddle of small restaurants and adorable pier. However, what makes this a worthwhile visit is its proximity to the region's ancient city of Caria and the ruins of Keramos.Boncuk Cove. Evil-eye beads are a popular charm purchased by tourists to these coastlines. While glass beads are regarded as an important part of Turkish craftsmanship, the 'all-seeing eyeballs' (beads) are culturally significant. These Nazar beads are traditional Anatolian beads that are believed to ward off evil. They are sometimes referred to as a 'Blue Bead' or 'Mavi Boncuk', explaining this cove's name. The blue of the bead is said to represent the water at this cove and how the light shimmers off its clear waters.Cleopatra Island. A few kilometers north of Marmaris is where you will find Cleopatra Island - one of the seven glorious islands spotted around Gokӧva. This picturesque cove, also known as Sedir Island, was apparently discovered by Cleopatra. The Egyptian queen, while born in Egypt, has her family origins traced back to Macedonian Greece. Legend has it the beautiful sands of this small island, which is famous for its beach, were brought in by ships from North Africa since white sand of this variety can only be found in Egypt.Have we captured your attention yet? To book your gulet cruise to the Gulf of Gokӧva, and become your very own travelogue, contact the crew at Exclusive Gulets today.

The quintessential blue cruise that explores a world of breath-taking natural wonders

Celebrated as the most beautiful gulf in Turkey, the Gokӧva Gulf is a destination of choice for blue cruises and nature lovers alike.

Popular Turkish writer, Cevat Sakir Kakaagacli, became known as The Fisherman of Halicarnassus and the man that made Bodrum famous. Born in Greece in 1890 and passing away at the age of 83 years, he made countless sailing expeditions as an ethnographer and travelogue along Turkey's southwestern coast. These led him to discover the legendary Blue Voyage (Mavi Yolculuk in Turkish), otherwise known as the Blue Tour (Mavi Tur) or the classic Blue Cruise.

Halicarnassus is the historical name for Bodrum, a city on the peninsula of the same name. It is also the gateway of the Gulf of Gokӧva, one of Turkey's iconic blue cruise routes.

Gulf of Gokova Turkey

Private Marina Fees (Optional)

Airport Transfers (Optional)

Fuel for Water Sports (Optional)

Shore Excursions (Optional)

Port & Tourist Taxes

Crew Gratuities (Optional)

Cross-border Sailing (Optional)

She is very well looked after by her owner and the dedicated crew to give the guests an outstanding experience.

At 32 meters, Queen of RTT offers a huge deck area equipped with sun mattresses and comfortable lounge areas for up to 18 guests to relax under the sun or in the shade.

Indoor games for entertainment are at place in her salon with the cushions and table to dine with family and friends.&nbsp;

Comfort and relaxation are what the cabins brings to the guests for an enjoyable stay with Queen of RTT.&nbsp;

Plenty of space under the sun or awning depending on your mood.

Beautifully Maintained & Presented 

Incredibly Spacious Deck

Cozy Salon

Pleasant Cabins

Relax Under the Sun

QUEEN OF RTT is a beautiful 32 meter gulet sailing in Turkish island. She was built in the year 2009 and 

Queen of RTT, 8 Cabin Gulet

Fethiye

Turkey

Yacht Type

Gulet

Length

32m / 104.99ft

Beam

8m / 26.25ft

Draft

3m / 9.84ft

At a Glance

QUEEN OF RTT is a beautiful 32 meter gulet sailing in Turkish island. She was built in the year 2009 and freshly refitted in 2021. After her major renovation, Queen of RTT had luxury comfort for the satisfaction of her guests that includes her make over of 4 large dining tables,.....

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Cabin Configuration

QUEEN OF RTT has 8 double cabins to accomodate 16 guests. All cabins are air conditioned and has its own en suite facilities. There are also TV in the cabins and a WiFi internet connection is accessible.

Guests

16

Cabins

8

Amenities & Entertainment

Key Features

Beautifully Maintained & Presented

Incredibly Spacious Deck

Cozy Salon

Pleasant Cabins

Relax Under the Sun

€4,000 night