Cities of Turkey
A guide to Turkish cities where you can stay on a yacht. Brief information about each city, its attractions, and features.
Istanbul
A cultural and historical centre that combines Eastern and Western traditions.
Marmaris
A bustling resort town at the confluence of the Aegean and Mediterranean Seas, where a vast bay welcomes yachts from all over the Mediterranean, the promenade stays open until the early hours, and the surrounding pine-clad mountains and countless coves offer a haven for those seeking a break from the hustle and bustle.
Bodrum
A picturesque town on the Aegean coast, famous for its nightlife and beautiful bays.
Göcek
A picturesque resort town on the Aegean coast, famous for its natural beauty.
Dalyan
Famous for its thermal springs and the Dalyan River Delta, this city attracts tourists from all over the world.
Fethiye
A city with a rich history and culture, located at the junction of the Aegean and Mediterranean Seas.
Datça
A quiet peninsula on the very edge of the Aegean Sea, where olive groves stretch down to the water, the wind barely dies down, and life goes on without a particular rush.
Kaş
A small Lycian town nestled on the rocky shores of the Mediterranean Sea, where turquoise waters lap ancient stones and the Taurus Mountains provide a perpetual backdrop to the fishing boats in the harbor.
Kalkan
A cozy town on the Lycian coast, where old Ottoman houses stand next to small terrace restaurants, and the harbor offers a simple and honest view of the Mediterranean.