12 Island Cruise
toursThis tour is most loved and popular among various Fethiye boat cruises. It gives you the opportunity to make your holidays uncommon. We are sure you will be satisfied with our high-class services on the day decorated with the permanent moments. The deluxe spaces of our cars and boats are ready for your relaxation. During the tour, you can spend a great day with our friendly staff while visiting a number of points. We recommend you carrying cash with you for your personal expenditures or for any of your needs.
Description
The followings are the points we visit during the tour:
Gösün Cove
Please be ready to take glimpse into the old history of the island, the center of antique gravesite and theaters.
Şövalye Island
In the Island where the crusader of Rhodes used to fight bravely, a modern social facility offers you a variety of opportunities to spend your special day.
Taşaka Island
This bay area, where the forest meets the sea, has some local restaurants where you can enjoy very tasty meals and sweets. Also, better to note that the prices they offer are quite reasonable there.
Kızıl Island
We spare some time for swimming in this island. Besides, you have a chance to see the only lighthouse of the island built long time ago.
Yassıca Island
You have another chance of swimming in this island, which consists of 4 small islands, so that you can enjoy swimming freely between the islands.
How the 12 Islands day runs
The boat leaves Fethiye harbour mid morning and works its way around the Gulf of Fethiye, stopping at five or six spots rather than all twelve. Regular stops are Yassica Island, Tersane Island with its old boatyard ruins, the shallow green water off Kizil Island, and the bay people call Cleopatra's Bath where a low wall runs just under the surface. You get 30 to 45 minutes to swim at each one.
Lunch is cooked on board and served while the boat moves between bays, usually chicken or fish with salad, rice and bread. Soft drinks, tea and water are sold from the bar. The boat is back alongside in Fethiye around six in the evening.
Which boat, and when to go
Bigger wooden boats are steadier and have more shade and deck space. Smaller boats reach the quieter coves and feel less like a coach trip. In July and August the popular bays are busy by midday, so an earlier start means emptier water. Spring and October are cooler on deck but the swimming is still fine and you often get a bay to yourself.
What to bring
- Reef safe sun cream, a hat and a light cover up. There is shade, but the sun bouncing off the water is strong.
- A towel and something warm for the ride back if it turns breezy.
- Cash for drinks and for the little rowing boats that sell ice cream and pancakes at Cleopatra's Bath.
- Water shoes if your feet are sensitive. A couple of the stops have pebble entries.
Hotel pickup from Fethiye, Calis, Hisaronu, Ovacik and Oludeniz is included. Tell us where you are staying and we will confirm your pickup time.
