Be the Mermaid of your own Sea
Discover the Turkish Riviera, better known as the Turquoise Coast, aboard a traditional Gulet as we sail 600-miles of picturesque coastline stretching along the Mediterranean of southwestern Turkey. We will embark on a 7-day cruise, exploring hidden scenic gems along the way, in a comfortable and safe atmosphere.
Marmaris, Hisaronu, Marmaris
In Route…
Our voyage sails from Setur Netsel Marina. Each day we cruise about four hours along the Mediterranean coastline. Enjoy isolated coves, bays, secluded beaches, turquoise waters, and a wide array of places to anchor. Each coastal village and town is more breathtaking than the next. Datca, Selimiye, and BozBurun, to name a few, all with unique characteristics and flavor.
Our Gulet
This fabulous 32 meters luxury Gulet, has eight climates controlled cabins, each with private bathrooms comfortably accommodating 16 guests. Enjoy a fully equipped deck with Jacuzzi, shower, bar, home cinema, and barbeque. Wifi and Satalite phone are on board. Our professional crew consists of a Captain, two Deckhands, and a private Chef. Ready to cater to your appetite or special request. Pick from a variety of water activities as you enjoy the gorgeous blue sea, snorkeling, fishing, paddling, surf donut, wakeboard, kayak, canoe, dinghy, and more. However, jet skis are not included and not part of our vibe. Cool off in the beautiful air-conditioned salon listening to music, chanting, meditating, and gathering together for Satsang or a fun board game.
Our Practice…
Morning Yoga
Sunrise and Sunset Meditations
Chakra Balancing and Breathwork
1-on-1 counseling
Satsang
Hiking ancient Ruins and Castles and immaculate Beaches
Yoga supplies are all on board: Organic Manduka Yoga Mats, blankets, eye pillows, and belts.
Things You Need to Know…
Flight and ground transportation to Marmaris is not included.
The nearest airport to Marmaris is Dalaman Airport (DLM). It takes about 75 minutes and costs around 200 Turkish lira or € 40.
In Turkey, use the Turkish Lira for the best prices. Only a few tourist places will accept Euros or USD, but TL is the country's currency, so use it. You will have a better rate if you change your money to Turkish in Turkey lira when you arrive. Offices in market areas tend to offer better exchange rates than in tourist areas. Offices at international airports in Turkey tend to offer poor rates of exchange.
Traveling to Turkey from the US requires a visa, which can be obtained online by completing a quick questionnaire and submitting a digital copy of your passport. Turkish visa applications are processed quickly. Most travelers receive the approved permit in 48 hours. However, you should allow extra time in case of any unexpected delays. You can obtain an e-visa for Turkey at the official site https://www.evisa.gov.tr/en/ for $50.
Travel insurance is highly recommended but not required. However if you choose not to purchase travel insurance you are traveling at your own risk.