Gocek Private Yacht Charter & Boat Rental & Yacht Vacation Prices
Gocek Marinas
Göcek is not only famous for its turquoise seas and natural wonders but also its yacht tourism. In total, there are eight marinas in the region. These are:
Gocek Municipality Marina
Port Gocek Marina
Marin Gocek Port Village
D-Marin Gocek
Skopea Marina
Gocek Marinas Ports
Club Marina
Marinturk Gocek Exclusive Marina
These marinas offer many services such as electricity and water supply, weather forecasting, refueling, currency exchange, and parking lot.
Coves of Gocek
Gocek is one of the locations where you can make the most out of yacht holidays with its many hidden coves and islands. With the Gocek yacht rental option, you can explore these coves that can only be reached by sea. We listed the delightful coves you should include in your route during your Gocek yacht rental!
Yassica Islands
Yassica Islands, consisting of 5 islands of different sizes, are one of the main spots in the Gocek route. Because some of these islands are very small, they were named Yassica Islands instead of being named separately. As there are no constructions and facilities on these islands, they preserved their nature to this day. The islands are located within swimming distance to each other. If you wish, you can take a short hike on the islands.
Bedri Rahmi Cove
In 1974, Bedir Rahmi Eyüboglu, a Turkish painter, writer, and poet, visited this cove and turned a large rock into a work of art by drawing a fish picture. After that, this cove became known as Bedri Rahmi Cove. This charming cove fascinates visitors with its olive trees, hidden rock tombs, and wooden dock. Gocek is an indispensable yacht charter route. You can spend the night here by dining in its cozy restaurants.
Cleopatra Cove
Cleopatra cove is a must-see location for the yacht vacationers in Gocek. Near the shoreline, you can see the ruins of a Byzantine church. You should also visit the ancient city of Lydae and take a trip to the past.
Tersane Island
The biggest island in Gocek, Tersane Island draws attention with its historical and natural significance. There are historical sites from the Ottoman Empire period. The island consists of two parts, the summer harbor, and the winter harbor. You can find ancient remains on the winter harbor. The residents of the winter harbor abandoned the island and emigrated to Greece during the population exchange as a result of the Treaty of Lausanne.
Boynuzbuku Cove
Boynuzbuku is one of the coves you should visit during your Gocek yacht cruise. Surrounded by pine trees, Boynuzbuku has only one restaurant. The restaurant has its own orchard nearby. You can dine here and then go on a hike.
Gobun Cove
Gobun Cove fascinates its visitors with its nature, history, and sea. Famous for its ruins at the seabed, you can witness breathtaking views by snorkeling in this charming cove. The remains of the sea belong to the late Byzantine period. Like all coves of Gocek, you can walk around in this lovely cove surrounded by olive and pine trees, cool off in turquoise waters, or relax in the restaurants on the beach. Gobun is perfect for you to enjoy your yacht holiday in the calmest way possible.
Killebuku
Killebuku is a natural beauty placed between Boynuzbuku and Bedri Rahmi Cove. Killebuku is a large cove covered with pine trees all over. There is a water source between the rocks on the shore. Just behind the beach, there are remains of an ancient church. We recommend you to see this historical ruin during your visit. Also, the cove is very suitable for surfing.
Ayten Cove
Ayten Cove is one of the few coves of Gocek that is reachable by both land and sea. There are no facilities on this cove, therefore, it managed to sustain its natural beauties. Its only difference from the other Gocek coves is its pebbly seabed.
Sarsala Cove
Undisturbed by the daily cruises, Sarsala is a quiet place. Since there are no facilities in the cove, it has managed to conserve its nature. There are only two facilities, a small cafeteria, and a beach volleyball court. We recommend you to cool off in the turquoise seas by adding this cove to your route.
Most preferred yacht types in Gocek
It is possible to see all types of boats in Gocek. However, the most common boat type is gulet. Chartering a gulet in Gocek is the ideal way to discover this fascinating town. Additionally, if you have less than a week for your yacht vacation, Gocek motor yacht charter option allows you to visit these magnificent coves much quicker. Due to the presence of the crew on gulets and motor yachts, you do not need to worry about the food, cleaning, and security. You can go to our search panel to see the yachts in Gocek.
Transportation to Gocek
Despite its isolated location Gocek is very easy to reach. Gocek is very close to Dalaman Airport. You might want to prefer air travel instead of driving. If you are traveling to Gocek by plane, you have to land in Dalaman. You can reach Gocek in 20 minutes by using transportation services at the airport. If you want to reach Gocek by bus, you can board a minibus or take a taxi from Fethiye, which is only 28 km away.
If you want to charter a yacht in Gocek this summer without worrying about the booking process, you can visit our website at www.viravira.co or plan your holiday with our experienced holiday advisors via our call center. There are many yachts of different sizes and models in Gocek. Among these yachts, you can choose the one that suits your budget and taste. It is possible to rent a yacht in Gocek with prices starting from 25 euro per person per day.
