Gökova Gulf — Sedir (Cleopatra) Island Tour

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Route

Akyaka Harbour, Ziraatçiler Bay, Incekum Beach, Sedir Island (Cleopatra Beach), Lacivert Bay, Gelibolu Island, Return to Harbour

Times and stop order are a sample itinerary; each boat sets its own schedule and the skipper may adjust the route for weather and sea conditions.

What's included

Who it's for

Compiled from the details each boat gives on its own profile.

Good to know

Meeting point

• Akyaka

Hotel pick-up

No hotel pick-up listed; you make your own way to the meeting point.

Season

May–October

Prices

Adult ₺2,100 · Child ₺1,200 · Private charter ₺30,810+Prices are each boat's current rates.

Cancellation

• More than 24 h before: free cancellation
• 12 h–24 h before: late cancellation
• Less than 12 h before: counts as a no-show

Nothing is charged in advance, so there is nothing to refund; late cancellations and no-shows are noted on your booking record.Private charter: More than 14 days before: free cancellation · 7 days–14 days before: late cancellation · 3 days–7 days before: late cancellation · Less than 3 days before: counts as a no-show

Weather

If wind or waves make the trip unsafe, the operator postpones or cancels; you are never charged for an operator cancellation. You pay on board, so there is no prepayment at risk.

Local notes

• Sedir Island Sandbank: The sand at Kleopatra Beach features unique calcite grains found only here and in Crete. The sandy area is cordoned off with ropes; walking (even in flip-flops), lying down, spreading towels, and removing sand is prohibited. You must shower when exiting the water, and there may be checks when leaving the island.
• Removal of sand is subject to legal action, including imprisonment, under Law No. 2863 on the Protection of Cultural and Natural Properties.
• RÜZGÂR: Akyaka is one of Turkey's main windsurfing centers; thermal winds strengthen after noon. The tour therefore departs early in the morning and spends the afternoon in sheltered bays.
• Most bays are inaccessible by road; the only way to reach them is by boat.
• Sea shoes, snorkel and sunscreen are recommended.

Guest reviews

Reviews are left for the boats on this route after the trip and are moderated.