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Yeni, Adnan Menderes Blv. No:190, 48350 Fethiye/Muğla, Turkey
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Fethiye and Oludeniz
Yachts in Fethiye will show you the beaches and coves of the Fethiye peninsula. The route of the sea adventure from the marina passes by the inhabited Knight's Island. Then the yachts go along the coast, skirting the peninsula and entering its many picturesque bays. Turquoise bays are popular: Aquarium, Turunch, Tarzan, Samanlak, Bonjuklu.
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South of Fethiye and west of the sandy Oludeniz Beach is St. Nicholas Island. Gemiler is famous for its rich Byzantine ruins dating back more than 1,500 years. Scattered here are the remains of four churches, Byzantine houses, a port, waterways, tombs and cemeteries. The island between the Aegean and Mediterranean Seas has many rocky coves that provide a safe berth for yachts. Excellent snorkeling is guaranteed here. Dilapidated ruins can sometimes be seen just below the surface of the sea.
The greatest number of interesting things under the water of this resort is waiting for experienced divers. A sea trip should start with the Aladdin caves at depths of 12 and 30 m, which are decorated with domes and falling rays of the sun. Beautiful underwater landscapes are a real prize for diving photographers. Fethiye is also one of the most convenient places to practice freediving.
At a depth of 30 m, you can see the reefs of Pamukkale and Afkule Wall, where moray eels and barracudas live, and the Secret Garden - several combined caves where large fish species live.
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South of Fethiye and west of the sandy Oludeniz Beach is St. Nicholas Island. Gemiler is famous for its rich Byzantine ruins dating back more than 1,500 years. Scattered here are the remains of four churches, Byzantine houses, a port, waterways, tombs and cemeteries. The island between the Aegean and Mediterranean Seas has many rocky coves that provide a safe berth for yachts. Excellent snorkeling is guaranteed here. Dilapidated ruins can sometimes be seen just below the surface of the sea.
The greatest number of interesting things under the water of this resort is waiting for experienced divers. A sea trip should start with the Aladdin caves at depths of 12 and 30 m, which are decorated with domes and falling rays of the sun. Beautiful underwater landscapes are a real prize for diving photographers. Fethiye is also one of the most convenient places to practice freediving.
At a depth of 30 m, you can see the reefs of Pamukkale and Afkule Wall, where moray eels and barracudas live, and the Secret Garden - several combined caves where large fish species live.
Göcek
The route passes through a scattering of 12 islands of the Mediterranean Sea in Gejek Bay.
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Gejek is a paradise for yachting pilgrims. There are 6 marinas located in a small area of a former fishing village. They are safe for marine vessels due to the calm waters of the bay.
Sea attractions
Cleopatra baths with ruins of a Byzantine monastery. It is believed that the water from the hot spring found in the bay is good for the skin, and it is also claimed that these baths helped Cleopatra preserve her legendary beauty.
A scattering of 12 islands of the Aegean Sea. Gejek with historical sites of the Lycian period. Ruins of Greek settlements, an observation tower and a shipyard on the island of Tersane — this is the largest island in the vicinity. Here are preserved ancient ruins of the Ottoman Empire. The island consists of two parts: a winter harbor and a summer port. Most of the ancient ruins are located in winter harbor.
The green-decorated Yassija group and the archipelago's natural small pools. The bay Jennet - beautiful bay located west of the Yassica Islands. Nothing beats swimming in the shade of pine trees — the bay is surrounded by stunning nature.
Killebukyu is a large bay between Boinuzbukyu and Tashyaka. In the bay you can also see the ruins of a church and stones with ornaments. This is one of the most beautiful bays and it is a must to include in a boat trip. A warm wind blows here and the sunset is stunning in its beauty.
Turquoise coves of Sarsala, Osmanaga, Javansu, Gebun — this small and narrow bay is located between two high hills. Olive trees and pine trees grow here. There are often hundred-year-old olive trees. At the end of the bay, you can see several rock tombs and ancient ruins.
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Gejek is a paradise for yachting pilgrims. There are 6 marinas located in a small area of a former fishing village. They are safe for marine vessels due to the calm waters of the bay.
Sea attractions
Cleopatra baths with ruins of a Byzantine monastery. It is believed that the water from the hot spring found in the bay is good for the skin, and it is also claimed that these baths helped Cleopatra preserve her legendary beauty.
A scattering of 12 islands of the Aegean Sea. Gejek with historical sites of the Lycian period. Ruins of Greek settlements, an observation tower and a shipyard on the island of Tersane — this is the largest island in the vicinity. Here are preserved ancient ruins of the Ottoman Empire. The island consists of two parts: a winter harbor and a summer port. Most of the ancient ruins are located in winter harbor.
The green-decorated Yassija group and the archipelago's natural small pools. The bay Jennet - beautiful bay located west of the Yassica Islands. Nothing beats swimming in the shade of pine trees — the bay is surrounded by stunning nature.
Killebukyu is a large bay between Boinuzbukyu and Tashyaka. In the bay you can also see the ruins of a church and stones with ornaments. This is one of the most beautiful bays and it is a must to include in a boat trip. A warm wind blows here and the sunset is stunning in its beauty.
Turquoise coves of Sarsala, Osmanaga, Javansu, Gebun — this small and narrow bay is located between two high hills. Olive trees and pine trees grow here. There are often hundred-year-old olive trees. At the end of the bay, you can see several rock tombs and ancient ruins.
Kash and Kalkan
180 km south-west of Antalya Airport, on the Teke peninsula, at one of its southernmost points is the town and port of Kas. Translated from Turkish, the modern name means "brow", like which it arcs around a small bay. Kalkan is a district in the municipality of Kas.
Opposite the bay of Kas rises the Greek island of Kastelorizo. The distance from the port to the port is about 7 km.
The purest water covering multiple artifacts of antiquity. Goat Island. Diverse coastline.
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The coastal waters of Kas are considered one of the most attractive places for diving and freediving on the Mediterranean coast of Turkey. If you are a lover of the deep sea, then with our freediving instructors you will have an exciting dive without scuba gear.
Duglas-a 10-minute drive from the marina of Kasha at a depth of 20 m is a transport aircraft of the Turkish Air Force – 2-motor "Douglas". This artificial rack-and-pinion aircraft was deliberately sunk after being decommissioned in July 2008.Initially, it lay crookedly on the sandy bottom, so in 2010 it was moved to a more accessible depth. When diving, you can not only see the plane from the outside, but also swim inside the cabin through the side door and even look into the cockpit. There are no currents in this place, so there can be a sandy suspension at 15-18 m, which makes the dive even more interesting – the plane seems to appear from behind clouds. It is also home to stingrays, mackerel and even turtles. Unfortunately, sea water negatively affects aviation metal, so for a little over 10 years, the plane began to slowly fall apart. If you want to catch this rack, it is strongly recommended to visit it as early as possible.
Canyon and Cotton Rack — located 30 minutes from Marina Cachat. A large underwater canyon formed by several vertical walls, which are located at a depth of 3-19 m. It is home to sea turtles, groupers, barracudas, crucian carp and other inhabitants of the Mediterranean Sea. On the right side of the canyon you can meet the submerged cargo ship "Dimitri". It is located at a depth of 30 m. In 1968, when the ship collided with underwater rocks, it received a hole. As a result, water got inside the ship carrying a cargo of cotton. The cotton swelled, causing the ship to literally be torn apart.
Opposite the bay of Kas rises the Greek island of Kastelorizo. The distance from the port to the port is about 7 km.
The purest water covering multiple artifacts of antiquity. Goat Island. Diverse coastline.
Sea attractions:
The coastal waters of Kas are considered one of the most attractive places for diving and freediving on the Mediterranean coast of Turkey. If you are a lover of the deep sea, then with our freediving instructors you will have an exciting dive without scuba gear.
Duglas-a 10-minute drive from the marina of Kasha at a depth of 20 m is a transport aircraft of the Turkish Air Force – 2-motor "Douglas". This artificial rack-and-pinion aircraft was deliberately sunk after being decommissioned in July 2008.Initially, it lay crookedly on the sandy bottom, so in 2010 it was moved to a more accessible depth. When diving, you can not only see the plane from the outside, but also swim inside the cabin through the side door and even look into the cockpit. There are no currents in this place, so there can be a sandy suspension at 15-18 m, which makes the dive even more interesting – the plane seems to appear from behind clouds. It is also home to stingrays, mackerel and even turtles. Unfortunately, sea water negatively affects aviation metal, so for a little over 10 years, the plane began to slowly fall apart. If you want to catch this rack, it is strongly recommended to visit it as early as possible.
Canyon and Cotton Rack — located 30 minutes from Marina Cachat. A large underwater canyon formed by several vertical walls, which are located at a depth of 3-19 m. It is home to sea turtles, groupers, barracudas, crucian carp and other inhabitants of the Mediterranean Sea. On the right side of the canyon you can meet the submerged cargo ship "Dimitri". It is located at a depth of 30 m. In 1968, when the ship collided with underwater rocks, it received a hole. As a result, water got inside the ship carrying a cargo of cotton. The cotton swelled, causing the ship to literally be torn apart.
Marmaris
The annual international sailing regattas are held here — in the azure sea of Marmaris. Tourists come here from all over the world to enjoy the flora and fauna listed in the Red Book. The city has three modern marinas for motor and sailing yachts: Netsel, Yat Marina, Adakoy. The first is located in the center of resort life, the second is remote from the city, and the third is a clubhouse.
This area of Turkey is quite cool. The maximum water temperature can reach 25 °C in August, while the air temperature is about 30-35 °C. Here you can dive to a depth of 50 m, visibility is usually up to 25-27 m. Freedivers can see a diverse underwater world.
The town and bay of Bozburun, famous for the construction of large Turkish gulets. Kumlubuk Beach and the azure coves of Ciftlik, Bozukkale, Inbukyu, Selimie, Aquarium. Paradise and Jagged Islands, Adabogazy, Sedir (Cleopatra), Greek — Simi. The sunken city of Amos, Hisarenyu Nature Reserve. Unique Orhaniye Bay with a spit of reddish mountain sand brought by the current. Charter a yacht in Marmaris will show you amazing views of the "shining" Marmaris from the sea. This is what Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent called the resort.
The coast offers views of the Greek islands, including some of the largest Rhodes, Kastellorizo and Simi.
Cape Khaitli is a reef where you can dive to 5-35 m. Perfect for beginners and experienced freedivers. Here you will see a rich marine fauna and remains of the ancient world.
Sary Mehmet Cape is a cape and bay suitable for all divers. The depth ranges from 5 to 20 m, the bottom is rocky. The fauna is amazing in its diversity – you can meet flocks of sargs, tunas, moray eels and even octopuses. A great place for night dives, where you can slowly dive among the underwater reefs in the absence of currents.
Kechi Island Lighthouse-located at the exit to the open sea from Marmaris. The depth of 10-30 m, home to large fish, crayfish, octopus, as well as beautiful fish-cardinals. Fragments of ancient amphorae can be found at the bottom.
Cape Inje Lighthouse-located on the island of Ildiz, facing Marmaris. The depth is from 3 to 40 m, but visibility is low. Underwater photography enthusiasts love to dive here: at the end of summer, you can see colorful sponges, large tuna and small sea rabbits;
Fans of archaeological treasures and sea caves will surely appreciate the underwater world of this resort. It is home to turtles and dolphins, as well as barracudas.
Beginners will be shown the Basa cave at a depth of 5 m, where shrimps live.
Just below 15 m, professional divers can access Kadyrga Bay, where predatory fish live and broken amphorae have been stored since ancient Greece. Several beautiful reefs can be found at depths of up to 40 m. Not far from the lighthouse, at a depth of 15 m, there is a field of amphorae – in Hellenic times, a ship carrying vessels sank here. Flocks of small fish, moray eels, insects and crustaceans live nearby.
This area of Turkey is quite cool. The maximum water temperature can reach 25 °C in August, while the air temperature is about 30-35 °C. Here you can dive to a depth of 50 m, visibility is usually up to 25-27 m. Freedivers can see a diverse underwater world.
The town and bay of Bozburun, famous for the construction of large Turkish gulets. Kumlubuk Beach and the azure coves of Ciftlik, Bozukkale, Inbukyu, Selimie, Aquarium. Paradise and Jagged Islands, Adabogazy, Sedir (Cleopatra), Greek — Simi. The sunken city of Amos, Hisarenyu Nature Reserve. Unique Orhaniye Bay with a spit of reddish mountain sand brought by the current. Charter a yacht in Marmaris will show you amazing views of the "shining" Marmaris from the sea. This is what Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent called the resort.
The coast offers views of the Greek islands, including some of the largest Rhodes, Kastellorizo and Simi.
Cape Khaitli is a reef where you can dive to 5-35 m. Perfect for beginners and experienced freedivers. Here you will see a rich marine fauna and remains of the ancient world.
Sary Mehmet Cape is a cape and bay suitable for all divers. The depth ranges from 5 to 20 m, the bottom is rocky. The fauna is amazing in its diversity – you can meet flocks of sargs, tunas, moray eels and even octopuses. A great place for night dives, where you can slowly dive among the underwater reefs in the absence of currents.
Kechi Island Lighthouse-located at the exit to the open sea from Marmaris. The depth of 10-30 m, home to large fish, crayfish, octopus, as well as beautiful fish-cardinals. Fragments of ancient amphorae can be found at the bottom.
Cape Inje Lighthouse-located on the island of Ildiz, facing Marmaris. The depth is from 3 to 40 m, but visibility is low. Underwater photography enthusiasts love to dive here: at the end of summer, you can see colorful sponges, large tuna and small sea rabbits;
Fans of archaeological treasures and sea caves will surely appreciate the underwater world of this resort. It is home to turtles and dolphins, as well as barracudas.
Beginners will be shown the Basa cave at a depth of 5 m, where shrimps live.
Just below 15 m, professional divers can access Kadyrga Bay, where predatory fish live and broken amphorae have been stored since ancient Greece. Several beautiful reefs can be found at depths of up to 40 m. Not far from the lighthouse, at a depth of 15 m, there is a field of amphorae – in Hellenic times, a ship carrying vessels sank here. Flocks of small fish, moray eels, insects and crustaceans live nearby.
Bodrum
The resort is located in the Bodrum bay of Gokova Bay on the Aegean coast of Turkey. There are more than five ports in the city. Milta Marina is the closest to the center, D-Marin Turgutreis is located on the Southwestern side of the peninsula, and Torba, Turkbukyu and Yalıkavak Marina are located on the opposite side of Bodrum. Harbors are awarded the "Golden Anchor" and "Blue Flag" for excellent service organization, environmental friendliness and safety.
Sea attractions
Mandalya is a bay of the Aegean Sea off the southwestern coast of Turkey, formed by the Bodrum Peninsula in the south. At the entrance to the bay is the island of Farmakonisioni. Administratively, the coast belongs to the districts of Bodrum and Milas in Mugla ile and Didim district in Aydin Ile.
In the water area of Bodrum, there are many beautiful coves and secluded places. View of Bodrum from the sea. The islands of Karaada, Ichada, Rabbit Island, Salih. Picturesque Torba Bay with ruins of ancient buildings, Bardakchi beach with quartz sand. Guverjinlik Bay with cute fish restaurants and clean beaches. Paradise lagoon and Salih Island. Cleopatra Island with white sand imported from Africa.
In summer, Bodrum offers comfortable conditions for free diving. The air temperature ranges from 25 °C to 33 °C, and the water usually warms up to 25 °C. Visibility is usually about 20-30 m. It is best to dive between May and August.
Orak Adasi — depth range – 6-90 m. This place is suitable for both novice freedivers and experienced divers. Visually, it is a natural wall. The only drawback is that it is located 1.5 hours from Bodrum.
Guney Ucu-the place is named after the sponge catcher who first discovered it. It is located 50 minutes from Bodrum. Rock formations begin at a depth of 3 m. At 20 m, the transition to a rock wall occurs, which descends to 35 m. In this place, archaeological finds are often found – for example, amphorae, ship remains, etc.
Kargi Adasi-at a depth of 5-20 m, amphorae of the 4th century AD can be found, the rocks start at 20 m and go down to 35 m. Moray eels and barracudas live here.
Sea attractions
Mandalya is a bay of the Aegean Sea off the southwestern coast of Turkey, formed by the Bodrum Peninsula in the south. At the entrance to the bay is the island of Farmakonisioni. Administratively, the coast belongs to the districts of Bodrum and Milas in Mugla ile and Didim district in Aydin Ile.
In the water area of Bodrum, there are many beautiful coves and secluded places. View of Bodrum from the sea. The islands of Karaada, Ichada, Rabbit Island, Salih. Picturesque Torba Bay with ruins of ancient buildings, Bardakchi beach with quartz sand. Guverjinlik Bay with cute fish restaurants and clean beaches. Paradise lagoon and Salih Island. Cleopatra Island with white sand imported from Africa.
In summer, Bodrum offers comfortable conditions for free diving. The air temperature ranges from 25 °C to 33 °C, and the water usually warms up to 25 °C. Visibility is usually about 20-30 m. It is best to dive between May and August.
Orak Adasi — depth range – 6-90 m. This place is suitable for both novice freedivers and experienced divers. Visually, it is a natural wall. The only drawback is that it is located 1.5 hours from Bodrum.
Guney Ucu-the place is named after the sponge catcher who first discovered it. It is located 50 minutes from Bodrum. Rock formations begin at a depth of 3 m. At 20 m, the transition to a rock wall occurs, which descends to 35 m. In this place, archaeological finds are often found – for example, amphorae, ship remains, etc.
Kargi Adasi-at a depth of 5-20 m, amphorae of the 4th century AD can be found, the rocks start at 20 m and go down to 35 m. Moray eels and barracudas live here.
Istanbul
Constantinople. Then Istanbul (tour. Istanbul). A city on seven hills and the only one on two continents. It connects three seas: the Black Sea, the Sea of Marmara and the Aegean Sea. The latter geographically belongs to the Mediterranean basin.
Bosphorus Strait
The Bosphorus Strait in Turkey is a narrow waterway between parts of the world Europe and Asia. The gate connects the Black Sea and the Sea of Marmara. The length of the throat is 30 kilometers. There are many ships regularly sailing here, both passenger and commercial, as well as oil tankers. Istanbul is a hub for large cruise ships.
The strait boat ride starts from the marina in Istanbul's Eminönü district. Or from the Kabataş pier in the Üsküdar area. Sultan Mehmed Fatih Bridge can be reached in 2 hours by motor yacht. Turn around in front of the Rumeli Hisar fortress and arrive back to the Golden Horn Bay.
The UNESCO World Heritage Site "Historical Districts of Istanbul" is located on the peninsula. Between the Sea of Marmara, the Bosphorus Strait and the Golden Horn Bay. It consists of 4 clusters: Sultanahmet, Suleymaniye, Zeyrek and the Walls of Constantinople (Istanbul Surları).
From the sea you can see not only the listed attractions, but also the Sultan's Palace of Topkapi, Hagia Sophia, Galata Bridge, Blue Mosque.
The Dardanelles
The Strait of Canakkale between the Sea of Marmara and the Aegean Sea in ancient times was called the Hellespont (eλλήσποντος Hellespontus). It separated the Thracian Chersonese from Asia (Troas, Phrygia Minor). According to legend, it got its name from its daughter Athamanthus and Nephele, Hella, on the way to Colchis, who fell from a golden-fleece ram and sank in the Strait (πορθμὸς Ἁθαμάντιδος Ἔλλας). Now this sea route connecting The Aegean Sea with the Propontis is called the Dardanelles, the Strait of Gallipoli. The narrowest point, at 7 stadia or 1,350 m, is between Sest and Abid, where, according to legend, Leander swam across the strait; in 1810, Lord Byron did the same.
Bosphorus Strait
The Bosphorus Strait in Turkey is a narrow waterway between parts of the world Europe and Asia. The gate connects the Black Sea and the Sea of Marmara. The length of the throat is 30 kilometers. There are many ships regularly sailing here, both passenger and commercial, as well as oil tankers. Istanbul is a hub for large cruise ships.
The strait boat ride starts from the marina in Istanbul's Eminönü district. Or from the Kabataş pier in the Üsküdar area. Sultan Mehmed Fatih Bridge can be reached in 2 hours by motor yacht. Turn around in front of the Rumeli Hisar fortress and arrive back to the Golden Horn Bay.
The UNESCO World Heritage Site "Historical Districts of Istanbul" is located on the peninsula. Between the Sea of Marmara, the Bosphorus Strait and the Golden Horn Bay. It consists of 4 clusters: Sultanahmet, Suleymaniye, Zeyrek and the Walls of Constantinople (Istanbul Surları).
From the sea you can see not only the listed attractions, but also the Sultan's Palace of Topkapi, Hagia Sophia, Galata Bridge, Blue Mosque.
The Dardanelles
The Strait of Canakkale between the Sea of Marmara and the Aegean Sea in ancient times was called the Hellespont (eλλήσποντος Hellespontus). It separated the Thracian Chersonese from Asia (Troas, Phrygia Minor). According to legend, it got its name from its daughter Athamanthus and Nephele, Hella, on the way to Colchis, who fell from a golden-fleece ram and sank in the Strait (πορθμὸς Ἁθαμάντιδος Ἔλλας). Now this sea route connecting The Aegean Sea with the Propontis is called the Dardanelles, the Strait of Gallipoli. The narrowest point, at 7 stadia or 1,350 m, is between Sest and Abid, where, according to legend, Leander swam across the strait; in 1810, Lord Byron did the same.
Antalya
The tourist capital of Turkey is Antalya. The city's international airport of the same name receives the largest number of passengers on the entire Mediterranean coast.
You will see the Dyudensky waterfall not from the plane window, but in the immediate vicinity on the water. Coastal cliffs and hazy mountains await you. Remains of ancient settlements and defensive structures.
Sea attractions
During the sea trip you will see the Gulf of Antalya, Karpuz Kaldirim waterfall (lower Duden), Chalticak Bay, Turtle (mouse) Island. Kaleici Old town and Mermerli beach. Enjoy stunning views of Antalya from the sea. If you want to explore ancient ruins or islands, then yachts go to Phaselis.
The Mediterranean coast attracts not only tourists from all over the world, but also divers. The mild climate of the Turkish Riviera creates optimal conditions for diving and freediving. In summer, the air temperature reaches a maximum of 35 °C, and in winter it drops to 5 °C. The water here is warm all year round: in summer 26 °C, in winter-18 °C. You can dive no deeper than 40 m.
Given the excellent visibility under water (30-35 m), even beginners who go down to shallow depths will be able to see the bottom and marine life.
Divers in Antalya can dive to the Canyon cargo ship, buried at a depth of 26 m. There you can also meet the Turkish military aircraft Dornier, which now serves as an artificial reef. Another sunken military plane-B-24, lies under water in Manavgat near Antalya.
Amphora — located near the port of Antalya. It got its name due to the large number of ancient amphorae, which are easy to find on the sea floor. There is also lush underwater vegetation and plenty of marine life. When diving, you can meet diamond rays, octopus, sea bass, soldier fish, eels, etc. Amphora can be easily reached by boat in just 5 minutes. The current here is weak, and the depth reaches 29 m maximum. Visibility is about 30 m.
The aquarium is one of the closest dive sites to the port of Antalya. It is less than 5 minutes away by boat. Used for recreational diving, the depth reaches a maximum of 25 m. Even beginners can dive here. The aquarium is characterized by a picturesque bottom relief and a variety of marine inhabitants.
The sunken ship of San Didier-will appeal to all lovers of racking. The French cargo ship was built in the 20s of the last century, its length reaches 40 m. During the war in 1942, the ship was sunk by the British military. The remains are located near the port of Antalya at a depth of 20-32 m.In the 40s and 70s, expeditions were made in which the ship's cargo-ammunition and medical equipment-was discovered and brought to the surface. Today, there is almost nothing left of the San Didier vessel, but it continues to attract divers vacationing in Antalya.
The sunken ship " Helidonya – is a cargo ship dating from the Early Bronze Age (approximately XIII century BC). In ancient times, it crashed on rocks near Cape Tashlyk. The ship is located at a depth of 28 m. The place was discovered in 1954 by a sponge diver. The initial dives were carried out together with archaeologists, so most of the antiquities found can be viewed as exhibits in the Museum of Bodrum.
You will see the Dyudensky waterfall not from the plane window, but in the immediate vicinity on the water. Coastal cliffs and hazy mountains await you. Remains of ancient settlements and defensive structures.
Sea attractions
During the sea trip you will see the Gulf of Antalya, Karpuz Kaldirim waterfall (lower Duden), Chalticak Bay, Turtle (mouse) Island. Kaleici Old town and Mermerli beach. Enjoy stunning views of Antalya from the sea. If you want to explore ancient ruins or islands, then yachts go to Phaselis.
The Mediterranean coast attracts not only tourists from all over the world, but also divers. The mild climate of the Turkish Riviera creates optimal conditions for diving and freediving. In summer, the air temperature reaches a maximum of 35 °C, and in winter it drops to 5 °C. The water here is warm all year round: in summer 26 °C, in winter-18 °C. You can dive no deeper than 40 m.
Given the excellent visibility under water (30-35 m), even beginners who go down to shallow depths will be able to see the bottom and marine life.
Divers in Antalya can dive to the Canyon cargo ship, buried at a depth of 26 m. There you can also meet the Turkish military aircraft Dornier, which now serves as an artificial reef. Another sunken military plane-B-24, lies under water in Manavgat near Antalya.
Amphora — located near the port of Antalya. It got its name due to the large number of ancient amphorae, which are easy to find on the sea floor. There is also lush underwater vegetation and plenty of marine life. When diving, you can meet diamond rays, octopus, sea bass, soldier fish, eels, etc. Amphora can be easily reached by boat in just 5 minutes. The current here is weak, and the depth reaches 29 m maximum. Visibility is about 30 m.
The aquarium is one of the closest dive sites to the port of Antalya. It is less than 5 minutes away by boat. Used for recreational diving, the depth reaches a maximum of 25 m. Even beginners can dive here. The aquarium is characterized by a picturesque bottom relief and a variety of marine inhabitants.
The sunken ship of San Didier-will appeal to all lovers of racking. The French cargo ship was built in the 20s of the last century, its length reaches 40 m. During the war in 1942, the ship was sunk by the British military. The remains are located near the port of Antalya at a depth of 20-32 m.In the 40s and 70s, expeditions were made in which the ship's cargo-ammunition and medical equipment-was discovered and brought to the surface. Today, there is almost nothing left of the San Didier vessel, but it continues to attract divers vacationing in Antalya.
The sunken ship " Helidonya – is a cargo ship dating from the Early Bronze Age (approximately XIII century BC). In ancient times, it crashed on rocks near Cape Tashlyk. The ship is located at a depth of 28 m. The place was discovered in 1954 by a sponge diver. The initial dives were carried out together with archaeologists, so most of the antiquities found can be viewed as exhibits in the Museum of Bodrum.
Belek
The Mediterranean luxury resort is located 25 km from the tourist capital of Turkey.
Sea attractions
During the sea trip you will see the Gulf of Antalya, Karpuz Kaldirim waterfall (lower Duden), Chalticak Bay, Turtle (mouse) Island. Kaleici Old town and Mermerli beach. Enjoy stunning views of Antalya from the sea. If you want to explore ancient ruins or islands, then yachts go to Phaselis.
Given the excellent visibility under water (30-35 m), even beginners who go down to shallow depths will be able to see the bottom and marine life.
Divers in Antalya can dive to the Canyon cargo ship, buried at a depth of 26 m. There you can also see the Turkish military aircraft Dornier, which now serves as an artificial reef. Another sunken military plane, a B-24, lies under water in Manavgat, near Belek.
Amphora — located near the port of Antalya. It got its name due to the large number of ancient amphorae, which are easy to find on the sea floor. There is also lush underwater vegetation and plenty of marine life. When diving, you can meet diamond rays, octopus, sea bass, soldier fish, eels, etc. Amphora can be easily reached by boat in just 5 minutes. The current here is weak, and the depth reaches 29 m maximum. Visibility is about 30 m.
The aquarium is one of the closest dive sites to the port of Antalya. It is less than 5 minutes away by boat. Used for recreational diving, the depth reaches a maximum of 25 m. Even beginners can dive here. The aquarium is characterized by a picturesque bottom relief and a variety of marine inhabitants.
The sunken ship of San Didier-will appeal to all lovers of racking. The French cargo ship was built in the 20s of the last century, its length reaches 40 m. During the war in 1942, the ship was sunk by the British military. The remains are located near the port of Antalya at a depth of 20-32 m.In the 40s and 70s, expeditions were made in which the ship's cargo-ammunition and medical equipment-was discovered and brought to the surface. Today, there is almost nothing left of the San Didier vessel, but it continues to attract divers vacationing in Antalya.
Sea attractions
During the sea trip you will see the Gulf of Antalya, Karpuz Kaldirim waterfall (lower Duden), Chalticak Bay, Turtle (mouse) Island. Kaleici Old town and Mermerli beach. Enjoy stunning views of Antalya from the sea. If you want to explore ancient ruins or islands, then yachts go to Phaselis.
Given the excellent visibility under water (30-35 m), even beginners who go down to shallow depths will be able to see the bottom and marine life.
Divers in Antalya can dive to the Canyon cargo ship, buried at a depth of 26 m. There you can also see the Turkish military aircraft Dornier, which now serves as an artificial reef. Another sunken military plane, a B-24, lies under water in Manavgat, near Belek.
Amphora — located near the port of Antalya. It got its name due to the large number of ancient amphorae, which are easy to find on the sea floor. There is also lush underwater vegetation and plenty of marine life. When diving, you can meet diamond rays, octopus, sea bass, soldier fish, eels, etc. Amphora can be easily reached by boat in just 5 minutes. The current here is weak, and the depth reaches 29 m maximum. Visibility is about 30 m.
The aquarium is one of the closest dive sites to the port of Antalya. It is less than 5 minutes away by boat. Used for recreational diving, the depth reaches a maximum of 25 m. Even beginners can dive here. The aquarium is characterized by a picturesque bottom relief and a variety of marine inhabitants.
The sunken ship of San Didier-will appeal to all lovers of racking. The French cargo ship was built in the 20s of the last century, its length reaches 40 m. During the war in 1942, the ship was sunk by the British military. The remains are located near the port of Antalya at a depth of 20-32 m.In the 40s and 70s, expeditions were made in which the ship's cargo-ammunition and medical equipment-was discovered and brought to the surface. Today, there is almost nothing left of the San Didier vessel, but it continues to attract divers vacationing in Antalya.
Alanya
The warmest resort on the Mediterranean coast of Turkey is the city of Alanya. It is located 150 kilometers from Antalya Airport and 30 km from the Alania-Gazipasa air harbor.
A yacht in Alanya is the water area around the cliff with the ancient Seljuk fortress, the Tersane shipyard, exploring several caves, swimming stops away from the beaches and lunch or dinner on board.
In the ancient period of history, after the conquest of Anatolian lands by Alexander the Great, the real owners of the coast of modern Alanya are Mediterranean pirates. Before Gnaeus Pompey, who temporarily defeated but did not eliminate this bandit trade, corsairs were a terror in seaside towns, robbed ships and were a huge problem for navigation in the region. Gaius Julius Caesar himself was captured by the robbers.
During the heyday of the Ottoman Empire, pirates of the Mediterranean Sea were in the service of Suleiman the Magnificent under the command of the famous filibuster Khair-ed-Din Barbarossa-the ruler of Algeria, Admiral of the Turkish Fleet and Pasha of the Ottoman Divan.
Sea attractions
You will see: lovers ' Cave, phosphor and bird caves, the ancient Tersane shipyard, the Red Tower and the sheer cliffs of the fortress on the mountain. Ulaj and Cleopatra beach. Stunning views of Alanya from the sea. Cruising pirate ships create a specific atmosphere and mood for active recreation on the water.
A yacht in Alanya is the water area around the cliff with the ancient Seljuk fortress, the Tersane shipyard, exploring several caves, swimming stops away from the beaches and lunch or dinner on board.
In the ancient period of history, after the conquest of Anatolian lands by Alexander the Great, the real owners of the coast of modern Alanya are Mediterranean pirates. Before Gnaeus Pompey, who temporarily defeated but did not eliminate this bandit trade, corsairs were a terror in seaside towns, robbed ships and were a huge problem for navigation in the region. Gaius Julius Caesar himself was captured by the robbers.
During the heyday of the Ottoman Empire, pirates of the Mediterranean Sea were in the service of Suleiman the Magnificent under the command of the famous filibuster Khair-ed-Din Barbarossa-the ruler of Algeria, Admiral of the Turkish Fleet and Pasha of the Ottoman Divan.
Sea attractions
You will see: lovers ' Cave, phosphor and bird caves, the ancient Tersane shipyard, the Red Tower and the sheer cliffs of the fortress on the mountain. Ulaj and Cleopatra beach. Stunning views of Alanya from the sea. Cruising pirate ships create a specific atmosphere and mood for active recreation on the water.
Kemer
From the port of Kemer, pleasure boats depart on standard routes in the region's waters and on a sea trip to the island of Suluala, as well as to the cape where the ancient city of Feselis is located.
Sea attractions
Views of Kemer from the sea. Pirates ' Cave, Paradise Bay, Cleopatra Bay and Kirish Bay. The ancient city of Phaselis and its beaches, as well as Cirali and the Bay of Moonlight. Yachts go on routes to the bays: Jennet, Maden, Olympos, Sazak and Genevis, Ayishy, Teke, Aquarium, Genova, Paradise; to the Kekova region and to the island of Suluada.
Three islands near Tekirova, around which there are 17 points for diving. The depth ranges from 11 to 60 m. In this place you can see a variety of fish, caves, meet fur seals and dolphins. It is home to tuna in the fall and turtles in the spring. You can dive both during the day and at night.
In the water area there are several popular bays and underwater caves for diving — "Aquarium", "Lighthouse", cave complex "Kabardzhik".
The first "platform" is protected from winds and waves on all sides. Divers will surely be impressed by the variety of fish, rays, squid, starfish, hedgehogs and octopus.
The bay "Mayak" allows you to see the tunnel at a depth of 10 m. It is home to sea hares, scorpions and other sea creatures.
"Kabardzhik" includes two caves at a depth of 18 m. It's worth diving in for a chance to see rockfish, barracudas, and moray eels.
At a depth of 33 m, you can explore the wreck of the First World War ship "Paris".
The sunken ship " Helidonya – is a cargo ship dating from the Early Bronze Age (approximately XIII century BC). In ancient times, it crashed on rocks near Cape Tashlyk. The ship is located at a depth of 28 m. The place was discovered in 1954 by a sponge diver. The initial dives were carried out together with archaeologists, so most of the antiquities found can be viewed as exhibits in the Museum of Bodrum.
Yacht in Kemer
Sea attractions
Views of Kemer from the sea. Pirates ' Cave, Paradise Bay, Cleopatra Bay and Kirish Bay. The ancient city of Phaselis and its beaches, as well as Cirali and the Bay of Moonlight. Yachts go on routes to the bays: Jennet, Maden, Olympos, Sazak and Genevis, Ayishy, Teke, Aquarium, Genova, Paradise; to the Kekova region and to the island of Suluada.
Three islands near Tekirova, around which there are 17 points for diving. The depth ranges from 11 to 60 m. In this place you can see a variety of fish, caves, meet fur seals and dolphins. It is home to tuna in the fall and turtles in the spring. You can dive both during the day and at night.
In the water area there are several popular bays and underwater caves for diving — "Aquarium", "Lighthouse", cave complex "Kabardzhik".
The first "platform" is protected from winds and waves on all sides. Divers will surely be impressed by the variety of fish, rays, squid, starfish, hedgehogs and octopus.
The bay "Mayak" allows you to see the tunnel at a depth of 10 m. It is home to sea hares, scorpions and other sea creatures.
"Kabardzhik" includes two caves at a depth of 18 m. It's worth diving in for a chance to see rockfish, barracudas, and moray eels.
At a depth of 33 m, you can explore the wreck of the First World War ship "Paris".
The sunken ship " Helidonya – is a cargo ship dating from the Early Bronze Age (approximately XIII century BC). In ancient times, it crashed on rocks near Cape Tashlyk. The ship is located at a depth of 28 m. The place was discovered in 1954 by a sponge diver. The initial dives were carried out together with archaeologists, so most of the antiquities found can be viewed as exhibits in the Museum of Bodrum.
Yacht in Kemer
Side
Side is a city where history meets natural harmony. Explore the ancient ruins of the Agora, enjoy the sea view and feel the spirit of the past in every corner of this amazing place.
The city was founded by the Greeks in the 7th century BC and was an important port of the ancient province of Pamphylia.
Sea attractions
Temple of Apollo, Side Peninsula, old pirate shipyard. Dolphin Island and Turtle Bay. It is home to a colony of Caretta Caretta marine reptiles. Manavgat river mouth and beaches. Views of Side from the sea.
The largest underwater museum in Europe with more than 40 zones.
The resort is called a storehouse for archaeologists. Because there are many sunken ships and planes that have fallen from the sky on the sea floor.
The famous ship "St Didier", sunk by the British military in the 40s, is also located here.
The crashed military plane B-24 lies under water in Manavgat.
The city was founded by the Greeks in the 7th century BC and was an important port of the ancient province of Pamphylia.
Sea attractions
Temple of Apollo, Side Peninsula, old pirate shipyard. Dolphin Island and Turtle Bay. It is home to a colony of Caretta Caretta marine reptiles. Manavgat river mouth and beaches. Views of Side from the sea.
The largest underwater museum in Europe with more than 40 zones.
The resort is called a storehouse for archaeologists. Because there are many sunken ships and planes that have fallen from the sky on the sea floor.
The famous ship "St Didier", sunk by the British military in the 40s, is also located here.
The crashed military plane B-24 lies under water in Manavgat.
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