Suluada, a term in Turkish that means ‘water island,’ is a marvel of nature with its caves and stones. An island unpopulated and formed from volcanic activities, it boasts of magnificent bays for swimming, healing mineral springs, and stone lakes. A visit to the ‘Cave of Love’ is also included, but beware of its cold currents. You’ll also experience Maldivian and Paradise bays. The yacht’s path runs parallel to the shoreline, offering a breathtaking view of the ‘Lycian route,’ beaches and inlets, renowned for their untouched natural beauty, rugged rocky cliffs, and stunningly clear blue water untouched by human civilization. Turtles are common guests along this stretch of beaches - perhaps we will be fortunate enough to spot one? It’s indeed enchanting to encounter them in their territory…