Discover the Seaside Villages in the Gulf of Hisaronu
Explore Diverse Cruise Destinations
When you think about all the many destinations available to visit during your gulet cruises in Turkey, there are just as many, if not more, destinations that aren’t even listed in the standard itineraries. For instance, the Marmaris region offers various options. From this harbor, you can take your cruise eastward to Antalya, exploring Kekova, Kas, Kalkan, and Demre. Alternatively, head west into the Aegean, reaching Bodrum or even the Greek Islands. The choices are nearly endless.

Relaxation in the Marmaris Region
If you prefer not to venture too far, the Marmaris region offers peaceful and secluded destinations. A lovely cruise to the nearby island of Symi may add charm to your route. Visiting the villages lining the Gulf of Hisaronu reveals serene and non-commercial areas, perfect for rest and relaxation.

Key Stops Along the Gulf
Icmeler and Turunc: After a night in Marmaris, your cruise could take you to Icmeler, a lively resort town. For a quieter destination, consider Turunc, known for its clean bays.
Kumlubuk: Nearby is Kumlubuk, a sparsely populated village with one seaside restaurant. This bay offers fun water activities like water skiing, jet skiing, and banana rides.
Serce Port: Next, visit Serce Port near Taslica village. This peaceful port is ideal for an overnight stay and offers pleasant hiking terrain and a single local restaurant serving fresh Turkish dishes.

Discovering Sogut and Bozburun
Sogut: Known for its vast land and low population, Sogut has charming beachside restaurants specializing in seafood and stunning views of the Greek Islands.
Bozburun: Once a fishing village, Bozburun is now famous for constructing Turkish gulets. It features waterfront restaurants, light shopping, and mild summer crowds.
Selimiye: This village is popular among Turkish yacht travelers for its renowned fish restaurants and tranquil scenery. While it lacks a prominent beach, it offers a unique dining and shopping experience.
Orhaniye and Hisaronu: These villages are known for windsurfing competitions and provide delightful stops before reaching Datca and the ancient city of Knidos—a must-see destination in Southern Turkey.

Final Stops and Nearby Islands
Palamutbuku and Mesudiye: These villages offer peaceful bays with crystal-clear waters, perfect for a serene stop.
Symi and Rhodes: On your return to Marmaris, visit Symi with its pastel Greek houses, excellent dining, and local shopping. If time permits, stop at Rhodes for shopping in the Old Town, a castle tour, and vibrant nightlife. Rhodes is just a one-hour gulet cruise from Marmaris