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JLBG Says: On our way from Ekincik to Marmaris, we sailed across this elegant schooner. It must have been a charter boat, ie a boat that was hired by tourists but with a crew to take care of the boat. It had dark red sails which were absolutely magnificent but we were not close enough...
JLBG Says: On our way from Ekincik to Marmaris, we sailed along a rocky coast with high mountains. We had a long way to reach Marmaris and there was no time to sail closer to the coast and look for a nice cove for a swim. There was not good night shelter between both ports and we had...
JLBG Says: Near our mooring, a marine cave was actually a kind of natural tunnel (first hoto) carved under the rocks and opened on both sides. We could go into it only with a tender.The second photo shows the cave from further away. It is in the middle of the photo as a small clear...
JLBG Says: The village of Ekincik is several kilometers inland and Ekincik Liman is a well sheltered cove inside Köycegiz bay.It is almost desert, with only one building, a restaurant, as flotillas use to moor in the cove.
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The village of Ekincik is several kilometers inland and Ekincik Liman is a well sheltered cove inside Köycegiz bay.It is almost desert, with only one building,...
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A mooring to visit Dalyan river
We visited this part of Turkey on the occasion of a sailing trip from Fethiye to Marmaris. This was self steering but not as independent: we had hired a boat in a flotilla of an English company. There...
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