With the range of a superyacht, a week from Göcek can take in far more than the Twelve Islands alone. This itinerary combines the calm emerald bays around Göcek with the spectacular Blue Lagoon of Ölüdeniz, the Byzantine ruins of Gemiler Island, the charming harbour of Kaş, the sunken city of Kekova and the Lycian rock tombs of Dalyan – a journey through some of the most beautiful and historic coastline in Turkey.
The distances suit a motor yacht perfectly, allowing relaxed mornings at anchor and short afternoon passages. Your captain will adapt the plan to the weather and your interests.
Yachts for a Göcek superyacht week
Day by Day
| Day | Route | Highlights |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Göcek | Embark; first night in the Twelve Islands |
| 2 | Yassıca – Tersane – Bedri Rahmi | Turquoise lagoons and an abandoned village |
| 3 | Gemiler Island – Ölüdeniz | Byzantine ruins and the Blue Lagoon |
| 4 | Butterfly Valley – Kaş | Dramatic cliffs, then dinner in Kaş harbour |
| 5 | Kekova | Sunken city and Simena castle |
| 6 | Kaş – Fethiye Gulf | Return west with swim stops |
| 7 | Ekincik / Dalyan | Rock tombs and Turtle Beach by river boat |
| 8 | Göcek | Disembarkation |
See our Göcek–Kekova route, Ölüdeniz via Göcek and Göcek to Dalyan for more detail.
Make It Yours
Prefer a slower pace? Spend the whole week in the Twelve Islands. Want more history? Add Patara or Xanthos by private guide. Read our Göcek mega yacht charter guide.
On board in Göcek
Frequently Asked Questions
Can we reach Kekova from Göcek in a week?
Yes, comfortably on a motor yacht.
Is Ölüdeniz suitable for anchoring?
Yachts anchor nearby; the lagoon itself is protected.
Can we end in Fethiye instead?
Yes, one-way endings are possible.