Turquoise sea, breathtaking views, amazing archaeological finds: this is the program of a week along the Lycian coast. The Gulf of Fethiye, between the steep peaks of the Taurus and the vast expanse of the bay, enhances the charm of the ruins of the temple of Kabasbos. The wide bay of Kargi Buku, is beautiful, as is Innice Iskelesi.

Boynuz Boku, similar to a wide fjord, framed by extensive pine forests.

In Tom Bay there are the remains of ancient rock tombs. Not far from Kizilkuyruk Koyu Bay you can visit the ruins of ancient Lydae, a splendid solitary site. It is beautiful to moor in the bay of Delikada and, after a nice swim, with a local boat go up the river that flows through reeds and herons, observing the spectacular rock tombs of the fourth century BC. embedded in the mountain. On the way back, we'll stop at the well-protected and visitable Isuzu Beach, one of the favorite beaches for sea turtlesto lay their eggs.

Once we reach our boat, we will leave to reach the great Gulf of Marmaris: jagged in a succession of beautiful bays and dominated by the old castle of Suleiman the Magnificent. After mooring between the high red and steep cliffs of Ekincik we will be able to visit the remains of the ancient city of Caunos.

A beautiful sail will take us to Rodì, our last destination, to its splendid historic center and its beautiful bays. Rhodes is one of the most visited islands in Greece. Historically famous for the Colossus of Rhodes that dominated the entrance to Mandràky, the ancient port, since 1100 it was ruled by the most influential families in the Dodecanese and the Republic of Genoa.

In its large historic center you can still breathe the atmosphere created by the knights who took refuge there after the Crusades from 1309 until 1522. A visit to the perfectly preserved walls, the Palace of the Grand Master, the Street of the Knights, the Mandraki port are not to be missed. The mosques of Suleiman and Ibrahim Pasha reveal the Turkish imprint of a long domination.