Bootscharter in Türkei · Lagoon 39 in Fethiye / Ece Marina — “Joy One” — (2014)

Fethiye's turquoise anchorages and hidden coves await those who arrive on a catamaran, and Joy One positions you perfectly to explore them. This 2014 Lagoon 39 sleeps ten guests across four private cabins, each paired with its own bathroom—a layout that transforms group holidays and family weeks into moments of genuine rest rather than compromise. The saloon flows into a generous cockpit where the view becomes your entertainment, while the twin trampolines and foredeck offer sun lounging that feels like floating on the water itself. The catamaran's two hulls deliver the stability that single-hulled boats cannot match, holding Joy One steadily at anchor while you swim or relax without the rocking that wears on nerves and bodies. That shallow 1.2-meter draft is the gateway here: it reaches the pale-sand beaches and protected bays of the Turkish Riviera that deeper vessels simply cannot enter, opening anchorages where the water stays glassy and exploration feels personal rather than crowded. From Fethiye base, a week's sailing unfolds across options. You might work northward toward Ekincik and Dalyan, island-hop toward Symi and Rhodes in Greek waters, or spend unhurried days between the Cedrae Islands and Ölüdeniz. The two engines handle transfers efficiently when wind drops, while fuel and water capacity support longer passages between ports. Joy One gives a group the rare gift of both intimacy—private cabins for rest—and community, the shared deck and cockpit naturally drawing people into the evening together.