The Most Popular Destinations for Yacht Tourism in Our Country

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The importance of yacht tourism in our country, which is surrounded by seas on three sides, is undoubtedly great.

Especially the clean and long coastlines in the Aegean and Mediterranean regions attract a lot of domestic and foreign tourists in the summer season. There are quite famous coves and beaches on this coastline stretching from Mersin to Çanakkale, which is very suitable for yacht tourism.

Visiting these shores by renting a boat or yacht is among the preferences of tourists because some bays and beaches cannot be reached by car. Therefore, it is up to those who prefer to charter a yacht to enjoy the clear and blue waters in these coves, which are far away from the crowds, quiet, calm and intertwined with nature.

So, what are the most popular routes preferred by boat charters? What kind of activities are carried out? Which ones are closer to tourist attractions? We have included the answers to such questions in this article. Happy reading everyone!

Yacht Tourism in Çeşme

Located in the west of İzmir, at the far end of the peninsula, Çeşme is famous for its clear turquoise sea; There are Ilıca Beach, Boyalık Bay, Dalyan and Sakızlı Bay, Diamond Beach and Donkey Island, which attract a lot of tourists. In addition, the sea is quite suitable for those who want to do windsurfing. You can have the opportunity to see the sea creatures and the caves where various fish species live, with the diving spots on Fener Island, Bed Island and Donkey Island. Those who want to make cultural discoveries can visit the Cesme Archeology Museum in Cesme Castle.

Yacht Tourism in Dikili

Dikili, located in Bergama in the east and Balıkesir in the west, is one of the most productive regions for olive cultivation. It has hosted many nations since ancient times. Lydians, Persians, Phrygians and Mysians; later Romans, Pergamons; In the Middle Ages, Byzantines, Genoese, Seljuks and Ottomans dominated the region, whose nature and sea were magnificent. Those who come to Dikili, if they want to make a historical trip, can visit the ancient city of Atarneus and the Çandarlı Castle, which attracts attention with its magnificent structure. Nebil Waterfall in the region is a place of interest in terms of hiking and trekking activities. Çandarlı, which is a frequent destination for boat charters, offers you both a clean sea, a green nature and historical beauties at the same time.

Yacht Tourism in Bozburun

Bozburun, located at the south-west end of Marmaris, is very popular in terms of yacht tourism. There are many yacht and gulet shipyards in Bozburunda, which attracts tourists with its calm life, quiet nature and clear sea. The number of workshops where wooden gulets are built is increasing day by day. It is not possible to go to Bozburuna without seeing the ancient city of Larymna. Located about 45 minutes’ walk from Bozburun town centre, this ancient city attracts great attention from tourists. For those who love nature walks, the Carian Way is also located in this town.

Yacht Tourism in Orhaniye

Orhaniye, which is popular in yacht tourism, is located 30 kilometers southwest of Marmaris. Orhaniye, famous for its Kızkumu beach, is a place where pine forests are integrated with nature and the calmness of the sea. Hisarönü Bay, which is one of the important anchoring points of yacht tourism, is located at this point. The castle ruins found on the island in the middle of this bay are thought to belong to the Kingdom of Bybassos. Known for its natural beauties and deep blue sea, Selimiye, Dişlice Island and İnbükü Bay are also located here. It is possible to see yachts at Martı Marina in all seasons.

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