A Superyacht Week from Marmaris: Symi, Rhodes, D-Maris Bay and the Hisarönü Gulf

King of the Sea motorsailer exterior – yacht charter Bodrum with Aren Yachting
Superyacht week from Marmaris – Motorsailer King of the Sea
Motorsailer King of the Sea – Marmaris. View the yacht →

A week aboard a superyacht from Marmaris offers one of the richest itineraries in the eastern Mediterranean. Within a few hours’ cruising you can move from the fjord-like bays of the Hisarönü Gulf to the pastel-coloured harbour of Symi, the medieval walls of Rhodes, the ancient ruins of Knidos and the glamour of D-Maris Bay. This sample itinerary shows how to combine Turkey and Greece in one luxurious week, with plenty of time for swimming, water toys and fine dining along the way.

As always, the route is a suggestion rather than a timetable. Your captain will adapt it to the wind, the sea and your group’s interests, and we will arrange the paperwork for crossing into Greece and back, as well as restaurant and beach club reservations where needed.

Superyachts for a Marmaris week

Motor Yacht ALC 50 – Marmaris superyacht itinerary
Motor Yacht ALC 50 – Marmaris superyacht itinerary
Motor Yacht ALC 50 – Marmaris superyacht itinerary
Motor Yacht ALC 50 – Marmaris superyacht itinerary
Motor Yacht FX – Marmaris superyacht itinerary
Motor Yacht FX – Marmaris superyacht itinerary
Motor Yacht FX – Marmaris superyacht itinerary
Motor Yacht FX – Marmaris superyacht itinerary

Day by Day

DayRouteHighlights
1MarmarisEmbark, dinner in the marina
2Marmaris – RhodesClear into Greece; explore Rhodes Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
3Rhodes – SymiNeoclassical harbour, monastery of Panormitis
4Symi – Bozukkale – BozburunClear back into Turkey; swim below an ancient fortress
5Selimiye – SöğütTraditional villages and seafood dinners
6Knidos – D-Maris BaySunset at Knidos, beach clubs at D-Maris
7D-Maris – KumlubükFinal swims and farewell dinner
8MarmarisDisembarkation

Highlights

Rhodes Old Town is one of the best-preserved medieval cities in Europe, with the Palace of the Grand Master and the Street of the Knights. Symi, with its amphitheatre of colourful houses rising from the harbour, is one of the most photogenic islands in Greece. Back in Turkey, Selimiye and Söğüt offer authentic village life, while Knidos and D-Maris Bay add ancient history and modern glamour. See our Marmaris to Symi and Rhodes and D-Maris Bay articles.

Practical Notes

Crossing to Greece requires a transit log, customs and passport checks; Greek cruising taxes may also apply. Dalaman Airport is about 90 minutes from Marmaris. Read our Marmaris mega yacht charter and cost guide.

Luxury yachts in Marmaris

Gulet That's Amore – Marmaris Symi Rhodes yacht
Gulet That’s Amore – Marmaris Symi Rhodes yacht
Gulet That's Amore – Marmaris Symi Rhodes yacht
Gulet That’s Amore – Marmaris Symi Rhodes yacht
Gulet Emanuel – Marmaris Symi Rhodes yacht
Gulet Emanuel – Marmaris Symi Rhodes yacht
Gulet Emanuel – Marmaris Symi Rhodes yacht
Gulet Emanuel – Marmaris Symi Rhodes yacht
Gulet Kaptan Kadir – Marmaris Symi Rhodes yacht
Gulet Kaptan Kadir – Marmaris Symi Rhodes yacht
Gulet Kaptan Kadir – Marmaris Symi Rhodes yacht
Gulet Kaptan Kadir – Marmaris Symi Rhodes yacht

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the crossing from Marmaris to Rhodes?

Usually a couple of hours on a motor yacht.

Do we need passports?

Yes, valid passports are required for Greece.

Can a gulet do this route?

Yes, at a slower pace.

Planning your own week at sea? Discover our gulet and yacht charter in Turkey – private gulets, motor yachts and superyachts from Bodrum, Göcek, Marmaris and Fethiye, arranged by our team since 2001.