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<\/figure>\n<\/a><\/p>\n <\/a>\t\t\t<\/p>\n G\u00f6cek is the first region that comes to mind when it comes to Blue Cruise. Gocek, which offers the blue voyage flawlessly, is connected to the town of Fethiye. It had the name Daidala in history and was a Lycian settlement. There are many historical artifacts in the region now under water. When the sea is clear, we can see these structures from the boat. The fact that G\u00f6cek Bay provides many geographical advantages desired for blue voyage has brought it to a world-famous position in a short time. You can rent a boat for a blue cruise or join daily tours in G\u00f6cek. Hundreds of bays in Gocek Bay are like a calm harbor and are very convenient for accommodation. Yassicalar, Ya\u011fane, Hac\u0131halil and Tersane islands are important islets. The bays and islands host many large and small boats from the spring. So much so that in some bays there are boats that stay until the autumn. G\u00f6cek and its immediate surroundings attract attention with their historical richness. Vacationers who want to see historical places and different places prefer G\u00f6cek hotels and rental villas in G\u00f6cek for accommodation. Because it is located in the middle of the western Mediterranean, it is easy to reach all places to visit. Vacationers staying in Gocek usually participate in 12 Island Tours that include the blue voyage in one day.<\/p>\n Gocek Bay and 12 Islands<\/p>\n It is one of the most beautiful gulfs of the Turkish coastline, where there are dozens of perfect coves hidden between large and small islands and mountains covered with towering and descending trees on the western side of the Fethiye Bay.<\/p>\n Under this title; We will look at A\u011fa Harbor (36 \u00b0 37’06 “N – 28 \u00b0 52’57” E) in the north east of Kap\u0131da\u011f Peninsula and G\u00f6cek (36 \u00b0 45’11 “N – 28 \u00b0 56’08” E) at the foot of the mountains in the north.<\/p>\n It is one of the most important centers of yacht tourism with its sheltered bays, large and small, in deep water.<\/p>\n Its coasts are geographically within the areas of G\u00f6cek and Dalaman. They are generally untouched, untouched spots. There are roads connecting to Dalaman and G\u00f6cek in the west of the gulf.<\/p>\n It is possible to reach all kinds of needs within the region, which is at most 12 miles from south to north and at most 5 miles from east to west. Since the region is an intense tourism area, many possibilities are carried into the region.<\/p>\n The high depths in the bay go down to levels that allow anchoring and shelter in the bays. In general, bays that are closed to all weather conditions have the opportunity to switch to sheltered points close to each other even in the case of harsh conditions.<\/p>\n Transportation: Dalaman airport is only 25km away. It takes you half an hour from the airport to G\u00f6cek.<\/p>\n When we join our boat and go out to sea after shopping, we will anchor at the first swimming break and the bay where we will have a meal or tea, after a maximum of half an hour from the harbor.<\/p>\n \t\t\t\t<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n <\/a>\t\t\t<\/p>\n The bay is indented to the west. At the end there is a flat wide field covered with log trees. To the south of here, a river joins the sea. The place where the river joins the sea is shallow and reed.<\/p>\n The bay, covered with pine trees, is separated by noses on the north and south sides, making recesses of different sizes. In the deep bay, these capes are 10 meters deep in front and 20 meters deep inside.<\/p>\n The depth is lower in the northwest indent. The yachts anchor at these locations and take seats from the land. It is concentrated on both sides in summer.<\/p>\n There is a restaurant in the area covered with sweetgum trees at the end of the bay. This facility has a wooden pier with a capacity of 20 boats connected by vaults. The pier reaches 3 meters deep of the shallow coastline. Water is given to yachts who desire. When necessary, 220 V electricity is supplemented to the boats.<\/p>\n Boynuzb\u00fck\u00fc is connected to Dalaman by a 24-kilometer highway. Vegetables and fruits in the facility are grown in their own gardens. These gardens are just behind the restaurant.<\/p>\n \t\t\t\t<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n <\/a>\t\t\t<\/p>\n It is a sheltered bay located in the southwest corner of G\u00f6cek Island. It is closed to the breeze<\/p>\n Boats coming and going from the south to G\u00f6cek town in the Gulf of G\u00f6cek pass in front of this bay.<\/p>\n The slopes of the bay are covered with pine trees. In the bay with a depth of 15 meters, there are enough buoys in the middle of the bay to tie the boats and mooring lugs on the shore, in line with the principles and procedures determined in order to protect the biological diversity and environmental values \u200b\u200bof the Fethiye-G\u00f6cek Special Environmental Protection Area and to prevent pollution.<\/p>\n It is connected from these safe buoys and if desired, seats are attached to the eyebolts on the land.<\/p>\n The bay, which is beautiful at all hours of the day, is magnificent in the evening, in the sunset.<\/p>\n The sheep has the same geographical features and the depth reaches 25 meters on its north shore. There are buoys all over this coastline and eyebolts on the shore.<\/p>\n Gocek looks brilliant at night in this location, which is close and dominant to Gocek town. It is a close point to supply by boat from G\u00f6cek.<\/p>\n B\u00fcy\u00fck Yass\u0131ca-Zeytinli-\u015eeytanl\u0131 Adalar\u0131 aras\u0131<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/h3>\n \t\t\t\t<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n <\/a>\t\t\t<\/p>\n 36 \u00b0 42’02 “N – 28 \u00b0 55’54” E<\/p>\n Yassica Islands, which are famous for their most beautiful atmosphere day and night, with plenty of accommodation options in G\u00f6cek Bays …<\/p>\n Many islands, islands, large and small, offering options with their low, high, deep and shallow waters, are gathered in the same area under the name of “Yassica Islands”.<\/p>\n In line with the principles and procedures determined in order to protect the biological diversity and environmental values \u200b\u200bof Fethiye-G\u00f6cek Special Environmental Protection Area and to prevent pollution, there are enough buoys and mooring lugs on the shore to which boats will be tied in all of the bays and in the middle of Yass\u0131ca Islands.<\/p>\n It is connected from these safe buoys and if desired, seats are attached to the eyebolts on the land.<\/p>\n In the south, there is Zeytinli Island, which is high and covered with olive trees. The northern shores of this island offer shelters for shelter.<\/p>\n The transition between Zeytinli Ada and K\u00fc\u00e7\u00fck \u015eeytanl\u0131 Ada to the east is shallow and does not allow any passage. The narrow passage between the long B\u00fcy\u00fck Yassica Island in the north of \u015eeytanl\u0131 Ada is deep. The small bay of \u015eeytanl\u0131 Ada facing north is a very beautiful location in suitable weather conditions. Both the bottom structure and the atmosphere are worth seeing.<\/p>\n The eastern coastline of B\u00fcy\u00fck Yassica Island is not suitable for protection. However, the west coast is a sheltered and preferred location by many boats. When it comes to the middle of B\u00fcy\u00fck Yassica Island; a small island in the south on the opposite side. To the north is the Red Island.<\/p>\n There is a very small but magnificent shelter between K\u00fc\u00e7\u00fck Ada and Red Island. It is safer to approach here from the west, the distance between B\u00fcy\u00fck Yassica Island is shallow. Likewise, in the very narrow area between B\u00fcy\u00fck Yassica Island and K\u0131z\u0131l Island in this location, although there is a place that provides a depth of 2-3 meters, there is usually a shallow depth of 1 meter. Since the passage is not safe, you can enter the magnificent northern bay between B\u00fcy\u00fck Yassica Island and Red Islands by traveling from the north.<\/p>\n Here, the small recess in front of the Red Island is a very nice place that is closed to any weather in terms of accommodation. At the same time, there is a small islet in this bay close to B\u00fcy\u00fck Yassica Island. Its south side also creates a sheltered bay.<\/p>\n \t\t\t\t<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n <\/a>\t\t\t<\/p>\n It is a sheltered bay in the northwest of Tersane Island, the largest island in the Gocek Bay. According to historical sources, the island was inhabited as Telandria in the past. This place was one of the safest shelters of sailors in the Gulf of Fethiye during the Byzantine period. Just like in Kaya Village, after the Lausanne Treaty, it was evacuated with the 1922 population exchange and its residents had to migrate to Greece. Tersane Island is one of the indispensable places of the bay for an overnight and swimming break.<\/p>\n Sheep entrance is not visible from afar. The bay is reached by a channel from that narrow mouth. The depth of this channel is between 20 meters and 5-10 meters in the bay.<\/p>\n An important part of the bay, whose bottom structure is sand-moss, is shallow. For this reason, it is a narrow area in terms of accommodation. Especially the boats that will stay at night should anchor by taking precaution against strong winds and showers coming from the mouth of the bay from time to time.<\/p>\n The north shore of the bay and the southwestern corner of the mouth of the bay are suitable places to be land from the stern. In this area, it is necessary to throw the iron as far as possible and leave a sufficient safety distance between the boats.<\/p>\n At the same time, you can stay in the alley in the middle of the bay. However, this area is too narrow for boats to navigate, and if it is noticed late, it can create difficult situations in case of any dredging.<\/p>\n The bay is indentation in the southwest and shallow in the east. The shallowing in the middle of the bay ends in the collapsed old historical shipyard ruins in the east.<\/p>\n It is said that the island got its name from this shipyard. There are historical ruins on the shore.<\/p>\n Some parts of the island are olive groves. Since the local people leave their goats here, the goats are many and their voices are quite loud.<\/p>\n On the shore, among palm trees, there is a charming restaurant and facilities. There is also a pier in front of the restaurant where 15 boats will be connected by vaults.<\/p>\n Daily boats enter and exit the Tersane Cove intensely between 10.30-16.00 hours, anchoring and picking up. The bay is very beautiful in the summer time outside these hours. It is a place that should be lived in Gocek Bays in terms of its protection and special appearance.<\/p>\n \t\t\t\t<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n <\/a>\t\t\t<\/p>\n When Halicarnassus Fisher started the first Blue Voyage in 1945, Bedri Rahmi was among the team. Bedri Rahmi Ey\u00fcbo\u011flu, one of the well-known intellectuals of the post-Republic era, was also a lover of sea and nature. He painted many pictures during the Blue Voyages (later collected in a book called “Blue Voyage Notebooks” published by \u0130\u015fbank). The fish painting he made on a large rock on the northern slope of Ta\u015fyaka bay during the journey to G\u00f6\u00e7ek in 1974 is still renewed and kept alive by those who follow his footsteps. After that day, Ta\u015fyaka bend was named after Bedri Rahmi. This picture on the stone, whose main frame looks like a fish, actually depicts six animals inside, can be seen from the entrance of the bay. Right next to the stone, a very sweet spring water is mixed into the sea. Boats and yachts sometimes approach here for water supply.<\/p>\n On the shore, there is a wooden pier that can accommodate 20-25 boats, a nice restaurant, water and electricity from time to time. You can see 4-5 of the Lycian rock tombs on the northwest slope of B\u00fck\u00fcn. Besides these stone sarcophagi, the vast and insatiable view of Gocek inland sea and Fethiye gulf awaits you. The smell of pine and soil in the rain, light games on the full moon and its sheltered structure, Bedri Rahmi is a point to be seen and thick for yachtsmen. Intersection and eastern weather is inevitable.<\/p>\n \t\t\t\t<\/p>\n <\/a>\t\t\t<\/p>\n It is a sheltered bay from the breeze between the small island covered with olive trees in the northeast of Domuz Adas\u0131 and Domuz Adas\u0131.<\/p>\n The deep structure holds a very nice iron and the bay is at different depths. In the middle of the bay, there is a shallow area with a diameter of 30-40 meters, visible from the outside. In the middle of this shallow, there are ruins from ancient times. These are thought to be the remains of the settlement that collapsed over time.<\/p>\n It is necessary to pay attention to this shallowness while anchoring.<\/p>\n There is another beautiful anchorage in the west of the small island. The main sheltered anchorage place; it is the strait in the east of the small island.<\/p>\n On the west side of the bay, among the greenery, there is a private mansion and outbuilding.<\/p>\n To the east of the bay, there are also beautiful, cute and sheltered anchorages overlooking the channel between Domuz Island and Tersane Island. At these points, boats entering and leaving the Gulf of G\u00f6cek pass.<\/p>\n All these locations are places with relatively cool weather and sea during the summer months.<\/p>\n \t\thttps:\/\/www.akaryachting.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/05\/kargilikoyu.mp4<\/p>\n G\u00f6cek Adas\u0131 bat\u0131s\u0131nda, g\u00fcneybat\u0131 y\u00f6nde uzayan bir koydur. Koy ortas\u0131nda derinlikler genelde 20-25 metredir.\u00a0 \u00c7am a\u011fa\u00e7lar\u0131yla kapl\u0131 tepelerle uzayan Karg\u0131l\u0131k Koyu i\u00e7inde iki bar\u0131nma noktas\u0131 vard\u0131r;<\/p>\n \t\t\t\t<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n <\/a>\t\t\t<\/p>\n It is the part to the south of the bay. Seats can be taken from both shores. Bay sheltered in the breeze, shallow end.<\/p>\n From the end of the bay covered with log trees, a creek flows into the sea. As soon as you leave G\u00f6cek ports, it will be the first stop of your tour.<\/p>\n It is a small bay entering the west, north of Karg\u0131l\u0131k Bay. It takes your breath away.<\/p>\n There is a gravel beach behind the cove. Behind this beach, a road leads down to the area covered with log trees. There is a fountain here. It can supply boats from its water. The water need of Zeytinli Island opposite is met from here by engines. Anchor at 10 meters in front of the beach. Seats are bought by land. It is a very special bay.<\/p>\n \t\t\t\t<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n <\/a>\t\t\t<\/p>\n The bay is large and extends inwards. The reason why it is called Hamam is the ruins of the baths that Cleopatra had built right by the sea when she came for vacation.<\/p>\n It is also called Kap\u0131 Cove because at the bottom of the bay there is a large wall that extends on the east-west line and extends past the ridges to another large bay on the open sea side and is in ruins today. This wall was built with great effort by Egyptian soldiers to protect their Queen. Various archaeological remains catch the eye on the southern ridges of the bay. If you dive into the baths of Cleopatra, you will see many different colors and types of crabs and fish.<\/p>\n The bay is a very special place that is closed to almost all weather, completely covered with trees, clear sea and small and large islets. There is a fish restaurant and a pier on the north side. Every morning, black and white goats coming from the mountains drink water from the fresh water source where the land meets the sea. Wild olive trees appear everywhere.<\/p>\n Cleopatra Bay is a very different bay with its special nature and archaeological ruins. Cleopatra’s spirit probably still wanders here at night.<\/p>\n \t\t\t\t<\/p>\n <\/a>\t\t\t<\/p>\n It is a bay covered with pine trees, entering the west direction just north of Cape Mart\u0131n.<\/p>\n The mouth of the bay is open to the east. It gets strong showers from the west. Deep bay usually barely holds iron.<\/p>\n You can stay in the funnel-shaped bay under the Martin Cape of the Siralbuk Harbor by giving seats on both sides. The end of the bay gets shallow and goes to a small beach area. It should not be too close to this part.<\/p>\n The beach area at the end of Siralibuk Port is a flat under olive trees. This plain continues in the sea with a slight inclination. Boats that will land from the stern must leave a distance from the shore. A seat is taken from the land with an anchor that will be thrown at 15 meters.<\/p>\n There are also two indentations on the northern slopes of the Siralbuk Harbor.<\/p>\n Another recess of the northern slope is wider and cleaner. In this location where the sea is deep, generally large yachts remain.<\/p>\n With its dark blue waters, Siralbuk Port is a different Gocek Bay.<\/p>\n<\/figure>\nBoynuz B\u00fck\u00fc<\/h3>\n
<\/figure>\n<\/figure>\nG\u00f6cek Adas\u0131 Bat\u0131 Koyu<\/h3>\n
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<\/figure>\n<\/figure>\nTersane Adas\u0131<\/h3>\n
<\/figure>\n<\/figure>\nBedri Rahmi (Ta\u015fyaka) Koyu<\/h3>\n
<\/figure>\n<\/figure>\nAkvaryum Koyu<\/h3>\n
<\/figure>\nKarg\u0131l\u0131k Koyu<\/h3>\n
Atb\u00fck\u00fc<\/h3>\n
<\/figure>\n<\/figure>\nG\u00fcnl\u00fckl\u00fc Koyu<\/h3>\n
Kleopatra (Hamam) Koyu<\/h3>\n
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<\/figure>\nA\u011fa Liman\u0131<\/h3>\n