Tag: Turquoise Coast

The Turquoise Coast—often called the Turkish Riviera—is the sun-drenched stretch of Turkey’s southwest Mediterranean shoreline, famed for its clear, blue-green water (hence “turquoise”), pine-backed coves, ancient ruins, and yachting culture.

This tag brings together everything we love about Türkiye’s Turquoise Coast: quiet coves and island-studded bays, gulet Blue Cruises, and character-filled towns like Kaş–Kalkan, Fethiye–Ölüdeniz, Bodrum, Marmaris, Antalya, Kekova, and Patara. Expect hands-on guides, smart routing between sea days and coastal walks, and honest food—from harborside meze to village breakfasts in the hills. You’ll find yacht and gulet charters, day-boat add-ons to land itineraries, kayaking over sunken ruins, paragliding over Ölüdeniz, and easy access to Lycian Way highlights—customized to your dates, pace, and comfort (including wheelchair-friendly options on request).