Göltürkkbükü is called the local "Saint Tropez". A great place to spend an unforgettable time in a noisy company in one of the trendy restaurants and enjoy the Turkish nightlife to the fullest. Nearby is a fairly large bay, known for its wide beaches and picturesque nature. Göltürkkbükü is considered to be the greenest corner on the peninsula. Olive groves and tangerine orchards here are replaced by pine forests that cover the entire coast. Luxurious expensive yachts stand in the bay all year round, on which you can often meet celebrities vacationing. Both the Hollywood and local Turkish elite have long fallen in love with comfortable hotels and expensive restaurants with the best seafood dishes. During the day on the pier, you can relax on sunbeds under umbrellas. In the evening, small wicker tables and candles are placed in their place. The water here is incredibly clear. Along the beach there is a shady alley where you can hide from the sun.

A city near Bodrum, in the province of Mugla. It is located on the eastern coast of the Aegean Sea, 18 kilometers from Bodrum, on the northeastern ledge of the Bodrum Peninsula. From the yacht you will have a great opportunity to admire the panoramic view of the bay and the old city, and then go ashore in the equipped Marina and visit the many shops and restaurants.

Gümüslük is one of the best resorts located in the vicinity of Bodrum, about 30 km from its center. This place is perfect for a relaxing beach holiday. But not only sand lovers will find it attractive - those who like ancient sights will love it too. And all because the ancient city of Mindos, which is an important archaeological site of Turkey, is located nearby. Due to this, large-scale construction that spoils the landscape is prohibited in the vicinity. Thus, Gümüslük has retained its charm and is not built up with modern skyscrapers.

Near the Gumbet Bay is the Aquarium Bay, so named because of the small bays united in one area. The Aquarium has a good bottom of fine sand and clear water. The only way to get to the bay is by sea. Sea water in the Aquarium is clean and transparent, which justifies its name. Bottom visibility - 20-30 meters. The beach of this area is famous for its sandy shore and calm sea.

Bodrum is the most "party" resort in Turkey, the capital of the country's nightlife with a record density of bars, nightclubs, restaurants and discos per square kilometer. Villages and hotels are located in 14 bays of the peninsula, and the city of the same name stands in its very center. Bodrum consists of two parts. East - with a long, narrow, but comfortable beach, all kinds of bars, restaurants and clubs. And the western one - life here is quieter and is centered around the marina and the yacht club. More expensive supermarkets and restaurants are located here. Due to the frequent winds, this resort is also a good place for fans of surfing and other water sports.

Kara Ada is an amazing green island located in the Aegean Sea, 6 kilometers from Bodrum. The island is popular with tourists due to the cave with healing springs and mud baths.

Gyokova is an incredibly beautiful location, but it is popular not only because of its natural beauty. Nearly every bay in the bay has ancient ruins that can be admired both from the yacht and from the beach.

Mersincik is located southeast of Akchali Island in the northwest of the Datca Peninsula. It is the only natural port in the region, and the bay at the starboard entrance provides shelter on all sides. The bottom is sandy. In calm weather, you can anchor 10-17 meters from the village's farmhouses and go ashore to enjoy the attractive surroundings, including the olive trees that cover the hillsides.

Once Knidos was a flourishing cultural, scientific and commercial center of ancient Greece. This was facilitated by the strategic location on the border of the Mediterranean and Aegean seas. Amphoras with Knidos wine and olive oil were found in Athens, Alexandria, Crimea. Today, the ancient city is a vast territory resembling a large-scale construction site. However, after a few moments it becomes clear that this is not so. In fact, this is an archaeological park with the remains of walls, fragments of marble, in separate pieces of which you can recognize fragments of temples - columns, an altar. The main attraction of Knidos is the remains of the temple of the patroness of the city of Aphrodite, which used to house a statue of the goddess of beauty and love - the work of Praxiteles, one of the key monuments of antiquity. The sculpture has not survived, and its best copy is exhibited in the Louvre. Next to the ruins of the sanctuary is a heart-shaped alley decorated with a colonnade.

Palamutbuku (Palamutbuku) is a small settlement located on the Datça peninsula, on the shores of a picturesque bay. Near Palmutbuku there is a small municipal marina that accepts transit yachts. The azure sea, houses immersed in almond trees - a typical landscape and corporate identity of Palamutbuku. The sea here is very clean - visibility is more than 20 meters; you can often see lovers of spearfishing, many yachtsmen. In the vicinity of Palamut there are sandy and pebble beaches with a length of more than two kilometers, which is not often found in these parts.

Datca (tour. Datça) is a small Turkish resort located about 72 km from the famous Marmaris. The resort is located on the peninsula of the same name, which is the border between the Aegean Sea, as well as the Gulf of Gokova, in the north and the Mediterranean Sea - in the south. Datca is located in the zone of influence of the Mediterranean climate, which makes the local summers dry and hot, and mild winters with frequent precipitation. The holiday season starts in May and lasts until October. In this beautiful place you can admire the wineries and the enchanting landscape, reminiscent of Tuscany.

Incredibly beautiful old area with souvenir shops and local flavor.

D Maris Bay Hotel is located on the Datca Peninsula in southwestern Turkey, in a picturesque location where the Aegean Sea meets the Mediterranean. Guests will enjoy the finest sandy beaches, ample opportunities for outdoor activities, an incredible gastronomic experience and first-class service. From the yacht you will have a beautiful view of the bay of this luxurious hotel, and on the shore you can treat yourself to excellent food at restaurants such as Nurs - Et or Zuma.

In the southern part of the bay Selimiye Koyu (Selimiye Koyu) is a small village Selimiye (Selimiye). Along the coastline, there are two restaurants with T-piers. In the western part of the village, on the cape, there is also a pier. The pier is equipped with dead anchors, there is electricity and water. Nearby, on the beach, there is a grocery market with a good range of products. The parking lot is quite well protected from the prevailing winds. Selimiye is a great location to enjoy beautiful views, go shopping and have a delicious meal in one of the restaurants.

The resort village of Orhaniye is located on the shores of Hisarenu Bay, 30 km from Marmaris and 2.5 km from Turgut. The buildings of the village of Orhaniye are scattered over the surrounding hills at a fairly large distance from the coast - far from all local residents live solely at the expense of tourists: agriculture is well developed here, delicious olive, laurel and thyme oil is prepared in the area, citrus fruits are grown, and beekeeping. But first of all, all vacationers come to Orkhaniye to see with their own eyes a real natural miracle - a 600-meter sandy spit that divides the bay into two parts.

Cape Bozburun is located 45 kilometers southwest of Marmaris, opposite the Greek island of Symi - a secluded, sparsely populated, calm place. Here in the bay of the same name lies the village of the same name - they have long been chosen by lovers of recreation on the water. Until the early 2000s, these places could only be reached by sea, and now a steep, but quite high-quality road through mountain passes leads to the town. The village of Bozburun is quite large, but there are no large hotels, on the coast you can find only a few small, cozy, almost family hotels and boarding houses, cafes and restaurants are open. For decades, the main source of income for the local population has been the construction of wooden yachts - all the craftsmen who build traditional Turkish gulets throughout the country were trained at the shipyards of Bozburun, so you will have a great opportunity to admire this unique process from the board of a luxury vessel.

Göcek is a small town in the Fethiye within the district of Muğla Province. The town was previously known as Callimache in ancient times, and is located between Fethiye (referred to as Telmessos in ancient times) and Dalyan (referred to as Caunos in ancient times). According to local legend, it is in the Göcek area that Icarus landed in the sea after his famous flight trying to escape from the tower where he was imprisoned. Göcek was used as a harbour for ships loading chrome ore collected from the mines under nearby mountains during the Ottoman period. Today, Göcek hosts six significant marinas that serve yacht tourism in the region: Club Marina, Skopea Marina, Municipality Marinas, Marinturk Göcek Village Port, Marinturk Göcek Exclusive, and D-Marin Gocek.The town is known by its islands and coves located in a large and secluded bay which incentivises yacht tourism.

Kaş is a small fishing, diving, yachting and tourist town, and a district of Antalya Province of Turkey, 168 km west of the city of Antalya. As a tourist resort, it is relatively unspoiled.