Beautiful Fethiye Bay was one of the major highlights of our summer. It's situated on the Lycian Coast ( part of the Mediterranean Coast) and about 77 Ks north west of Rhodes. It's a huge 'playground' for boats, especially yachts, and is well served by marinas in Fethiye and Gochek.
Red marks show our favourite overnight anchorages.
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| Moody B'Lou in Küçük Kuyruk Bay |
There are numerous inlets around the Bay.
We visited the bay of Kucuk Kuyruk several times with different friends and on this occasion we were especially fortunate to have the magical place to ourselves.
The indented coast is lined by rugged tree-clad hills that sweep down to crystal clear waters. No need to ask if we enjoyed the swimming........
Evening light - a spectacular show each night........
The Taurus Mountains formed dramatic blue layers along the coast, unfortunately my photos never did them justice......
We often stayed for two or three nights and enjoyed lazy days of swimming, reading and goat watching!
The goats are incredibly nimble and seem to follow a daily routine of inspecting the coastline on their own special network of paths.
There were lots of great barbecues accompanied by quaffable Turkish wine. In the port towns of Gochek and Fethiye there were plentiful supplies of local fresh vegetables and fruit.
However it was the sheer beauty of the bay's environment that we loved.
We chose a marina in Gochek to leave the boat over the winter months. We will certainly enjoy returning here next April.
The indented coast is lined by rugged tree-clad hills that sweep down to crystal clear waters. No need to ask if we enjoyed the swimming........
Evening light - a spectacular show each night........
The Taurus Mountains formed dramatic blue layers along the coast, unfortunately my photos never did them justice......
We often stayed for two or three nights and enjoyed lazy days of swimming, reading and goat watching!
The goats are incredibly nimble and seem to follow a daily routine of inspecting the coastline on their own special network of paths.
There were lots of great barbecues accompanied by quaffable Turkish wine. In the port towns of Gochek and Fethiye there were plentiful supplies of local fresh vegetables and fruit.
However it was the sheer beauty of the bay's environment that we loved.
We chose a marina in Gochek to leave the boat over the winter months. We will certainly enjoy returning here next April.
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