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  3. Getting to your gulet: airports for Bodrum, Marmaris, Göcek and Fethiye

11 October 2026 · 2 min read

Getting to your gulet: airports for Bodrum, Marmaris, Göcek and Fethiye

Which airport to fly to for each harbour, how long the drive takes, and how to plan your flights around boarding and leaving the yacht.

An old photo of a captain at the wheel of a wooden gulet, among handwritten notes from our guest book

In short

Fly to Milas–Bodrum airport (BJV) for departures from Bodrum, and to Dalaman airport (DLM) for Marmaris, Göcek and Fethiye. From Dalaman it is about 20–30 minutes by road to Göcek, 45–60 minutes to Fethiye and around an hour and a half to Marmaris; Bodrum is about 40 minutes from its airport. On a one-way route you can fly in to one airport and home from the other.

In this article

  1. Which airport for which harbour?
  2. Flights
  3. Planning your flights around the week
  4. From the airport to the yacht
  5. Questions and answers

Which airport for which harbour?

Two airports serve the whole Blue Voyage coast:

  • Bodrum: Milas–Bodrum airport (BJV), about 35 km away — roughly 40 minutes by road.
  • Göcek: Dalaman airport (DLM), about 20–30 minutes.
  • Fethiye: Dalaman airport (DLM), about 50 km — 45 minutes to an hour.
  • Marmaris: Dalaman airport (DLM), about an hour and a half.

Flights

In summer, both airports have direct flights from many European cities, and there are connections via Istanbul all year round.

On a one-way route you can use both: fly in to Bodrum and home from Dalaman on Bodrum to Göcek or Bodrum to Marmaris, or the other way round on the return routes. Routes between Marmaris, Göcek and Fethiye use Dalaman at both ends.

Planning your flights around the week

You usually board in the afternoon of the first day and leave after breakfast on the last; we confirm the exact times with your booking. A flight that lands by early afternoon leaves plenty of time for the drive.

On the last day, choose a flight that leaves time for breakfast on board, the drive and check-in. If the flights don’t fit, arrive a day early: Bodrum, Marmaris, Göcek and Fethiye all have hotels close to the harbour.

From the airport to the yacht

Taxis and private transfers are available at both airports. With your booking we confirm where in the harbour the yacht is waiting, so you can go straight to her.

Not sure which harbour suits your flights? Our route guide shows where each route starts and ends.

Questions and answers

Which airport is closest to Göcek?

Dalaman airport (DLM), about 20–30 minutes by road.

Which airport should we use for Bodrum?

Milas–Bodrum airport (BJV), about 40 minutes from Bodrum.

Can we fly in to one airport and out of another?

Yes, on a one-way route. On Bodrum to Göcek, for example, you fly in to Bodrum and home from Dalaman.

What time do we board and leave the yacht?

Usually you board in the afternoon of the first day and leave after breakfast on the last. We confirm the exact times with your booking.

Plan your Blue Voyage

Choose a route and a week and tell us how many of you are coming. We’ll reply with the yachts that are free and a price.

Request prices & availability

In this article

  1. Which airport for which harbour?
  2. Flights
  3. Planning your flights around the week
  4. From the airport to the yacht
  5. Questions and answers

Plan your Blue Voyage

Choose a route and a week and tell us how many of you are coming. We’ll reply with the yachts that are free and a price.

Request prices & availability

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