Kemer (Antalya) - Kekova - Kemer (Antalya)

Day 1: Kemer (Antalya)
Boarding will start at 15:30. Dinner and overnight in Marina.

Day 2: Olympos - Adrasan - Cavus Bay
While you have breakfast, you will be informed about the cruise programme and the boat. We will set sail to the ancient city of Olympos. Olympos, one of the most important port cities of Lycia, has been an element of mythological stories all throughout history. Olympos was a home for pirates because of its location in the past and today it is now known all over the world with its historical values, 3.200 meter long beautiful coast, with its endemic plantation, and its wooden houses used as pensions today. After lunch and swimming break we will be heading to Adrasan Cavus Bay for dinner and overnight stay.

Day 3: Demre - Cayagzi - Gökkaya Bay
Early in the morning we will set sail to Demre. After a nice breakfast in Cayagzi you can join the optional tour to the ruins of Myra, a Lycian city which was also the city of bishop St. Nicholas who was known as 'the protector' of the children, the poor, and the sailors in Byzantians' time. Following this optional land tour, our yacht sails to Gökkaya Bay where we will anchor for dinner and overnight stay.

Day 4: Tersane - Ucagiz
After breakfast we will set sail over the Batik Sehir (sunken city). We will be docking at Tersane Bay for lunch and swimming break. For dinner and overnight stay we will anchor at Ucagiz Bay. If you wish, you can join the optional Kas - Saklikent excursion with an extra payment.

Day 5: Simena - Kekova
After having breakfast in Ücagiz, we will cruise to Simena. You can take the chance to visit Genoese Castle and the ruins of a theatre with 300 people capacity in Simena. Dinner and an overnight stay will be in Kekova.

Day 6: Porto Ceneviz - Phaselis
We will start our cruise early in the morning and arrive at Ceneviz (Genoese) Harbour or Sazak Bay. After lunch, we will anchor at Phaselis Bay. Phaselis was founded as a colony of the Rhodesians in 7th century B.C. Phaselis has three different bays and its people used to earn their living from the sea. The city was also famous for the perfume trade in the ancient times. If you wish, you can walk around the antique town which is located on the seashore and full of antique ruins. Dinner and an overnight stay will be in this beautiful bay.

Day 7: Ayisigi Bay - Kemer
After breakfast, we will cruise to Ayisigi Bay. Dinner and overnight will be in Kemer (Antalya).

Day 8: Kemer
The guests will leave the boat with precious memories by 10am after breakfast.
Antalya has been a residential area since the Paleolithic times. The city was under the reign of Lycia in the 7th century B.C., of Persians in 456 B.C., and of Alexander the Great in 333 B.C. After the death of Alexander, during the reign of Bergamian King Attalos, a new city called Attaleia was founded. The most important historical buildings to see in the city are; 'Hadrian's Gate', 'Castle Gate', 'Clock Tower', 'City-walls', 'Inner Castle', 'Broken Minaret', Antalya Archeology Museum and 'Yivli Minare Mosque' the landmark of the city.