Boat Tour
A holiday with yacht or gulet in Göcek Bays will be a great pleasure. Instead of staying with hundreds of people in the crowded hotels or resorts, you may swim in the coves that is belong only to your boat and you may have a great time on your boat with the friends or family members you choose, isolated from external World.
We may detail the bays of Göcek; Bedri Rahmi Bay, Yassıcalar, Günlüklü Bay, Hamam Bay, Tersane Bay, Osmanağa Bay, Sarsala Bay, Göbün, Aquarium, Hurma, Siralıbük, Aşılık and many others... On the boat tour, you will see dozens of coves, which are waiting to be named by you.
Bedri Rahmi Bay
When it comes to blue voyage, Bedri Rahmi Bay will be the first beauty that comes to mind. Bedri Rahmi Bay, one of the most charming spots of Göcek, is also one of the main stops of boat tours. The story of this unique place whose real name is Taşkaya Bay is also very interesting: In 1974, the famous artist Bedri Rahmi Eyüpoğlu, comes to Göcek, draws a picture of a fish on a large rock and the bay begins to be called by his name.
Günlüklü Bay
Günlüklü Bay; is a peaceful break point where you may enjoy the nature on the shiny and bright sand during walking among the Günlük trees. The bay takes its name from the dense of the Günlük (Sweetgum) trees used in perfume making. We recommend you to watch the sun by smelling the incredible Günlük trees at the sunrise or sunset.
Yassıcalar Bay
These islands called Yassicalar, are so tiny that does not even have individual names. They all called as “Yassicalar”. There are no facility on the islands. A tiny pool is formed at the end of the sandy nose of the biggest island. It becomes preferred point for families with children as it is made specifically for childrens by nature. You may experience the swim along the islands without any fear. The shortest distance between the islands is only 12 meters and if you are able to swim around 30 minutes long, it is possible to visit all 4 islands. You may also walk on the island, but do not forget to have shoes with you
Tersane (Shipyard) Bay
Shipyard Bay is located on the northwest of the island of Shipyard, which is the largest island of Göcek Bay. You may also see the ruins of shipyard in this magnificient bay, which was used as a shipyard during the Ottoman period due to its sheltered location. Since the entrance of the bay is not clear, while travelling by yacht or gulet, Shipyard may show up suddenly. You can reach the bay by passing narrow Bosphorus canal, where the history and nature coexist between olive trees Local people leave their goats for grazing and the loud sound of these goats, will give you very pleasent moments.
Hammam (Cleopatra) Bay
By rumor, while the Egyptian queen Cleopatra was in a Mediterranean coast trip, a bath was built on honour of her, because of its hot spring. Her beauty is said to come from here. The ruins of bath are still in the bay and you have the opportunity to walk, swim among them. In the early hours of the day, while the water is calm, you may see the moving sand dunes owing to hot springs. Hammam Bay charmes the visitors with its unique green nature and bright sands.
