14 July 2022
Top superyacht cruising destinations in Turkey
With countless reasons to visit, including excellent gastronomy, endless culture, untouched beaches and unmatched friendliness and hospitality, it is no surprise that Turkey is a superyachting magnet.
The perfect cocktail of culture and cosmopolitanism, Turkey is a superyacht destination quickly becoming a Mediterranean favourite. Those who visit this East-Mediterranean paradise unlock a treasure trove of romantic coastal villages, ancient scenery and dazzling blue waters. With countless reasons to visit, including excellent gastronomy, endless culture, untouched beaches and unmatched friendliness and hospitality, it is no surprise that Turkey is a superyachting magnet.
To further entice, Turkey is an opulent home of vibrant history and culture. Those seeking cultural enrichment couldn’t choose a better place to immerse themselves, as Oxana Vergne of Fraser describes “What is best about Turkey is that there are 18 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, perfect for guests who may be interested in visiting historical places.”
Experts recommend Göcek and the surrounding Fethiye region as a perfect starting point for a superyachting trip in Turkey. For Hume Jones of Y.CO, “If I were to recommend a route, I would say to embark in Fethiye and head north to disembark in Göcek, heading as far east or west as you have time for." Home to a dizzying suite of alluring glitzy hotels, bars and eateries, the Fethiye region is an opulent dream. Oxana Vergne of Fraser recommends Yazz Collective as a supreme hotel retreat, "ideal for those looking for fine dining and a great atmosphere in a natural setting."
For those seeking relaxation during their superyacht cruise of Turkey, Oxana Vergne of Fraser recommends getting off the beaten track from Bodrum, and visiting Karnas Vineyards. Vergne says “Karnas Vineyards is a beautiful tranquil spot, ideal for lunch or a romantic dinner in complete serenity, at one with nature. It’s also a boutique winery, where the owning family use traditional methods to make delicious and award-winning wine. After dining, wander the vineyard’s olive orchard and farm.”
Read the full article on Superyacht Times here.
To further entice, Turkey is an opulent home of vibrant history and culture. Those seeking cultural enrichment couldn’t choose a better place to immerse themselves, as Oxana Vergne of Fraser describes “What is best about Turkey is that there are 18 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, perfect for guests who may be interested in visiting historical places.”
Experts recommend Göcek and the surrounding Fethiye region as a perfect starting point for a superyachting trip in Turkey. For Hume Jones of Y.CO, “If I were to recommend a route, I would say to embark in Fethiye and head north to disembark in Göcek, heading as far east or west as you have time for." Home to a dizzying suite of alluring glitzy hotels, bars and eateries, the Fethiye region is an opulent dream. Oxana Vergne of Fraser recommends Yazz Collective as a supreme hotel retreat, "ideal for those looking for fine dining and a great atmosphere in a natural setting."
For those seeking relaxation during their superyacht cruise of Turkey, Oxana Vergne of Fraser recommends getting off the beaten track from Bodrum, and visiting Karnas Vineyards. Vergne says “Karnas Vineyards is a beautiful tranquil spot, ideal for lunch or a romantic dinner in complete serenity, at one with nature. It’s also a boutique winery, where the owning family use traditional methods to make delicious and award-winning wine. After dining, wander the vineyard’s olive orchard and farm.”
Read the full article on Superyacht Times here.
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