Turkish Riviera Retreat
A wellness trip to revitalize your body & soul with Nature, Fitness, Gastronomy & Gulet rides. Trips series of trips has ended.
Overview
An exclusive harvest tour and wellness journey . Develop an intimate relationship with nature & your body. Explore the beautiful coastline of Turkish Riviera in traditional Gulet boats. Experience lavender harvest, boat trips with swimming, fitness activities, healthy cooking, and workshops on fitness and wellness. Highlights include visits to Zeytune Farm, Göcek bays, Dalaman River, Azmak River, Dalyan, and Toparlar Waterfall. Enjoy local food, stretching, yoga, and a farewell party.
Hosted by
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Lale Gonzales
Lale lives in the middle of the forest in Akkaya Valley where she runs Zeytune Farm with her team, where they grow medicinal plants and botanicals, produce pure olive oil soaps, lavender products, and run all kinds of herbalism workshops. She has a passion for wellness, well aging, superfoods and vibrant health. She also writes books on soaps making, wellness recipes, 41 Medicinal Plants and studies Epigenetics.
What's included
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Accommodation
Breakfast
Lunch
Tours & Activities
Airport Transfers
Ground Transportation
Boat Transportation
Fitness & Wellness Sessions
Entrance fees
Host & Local Guide
Professional Photographer for 3 days
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International Flights
Visa
Insurance
Dinner
Personal spending
FAQS
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You should arrive in Gocek on 16th September 2024. Your hotel is booked from the 16th September. Checkout date is 22 September. So, please book your outgoing flights for 22 September.
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For tourists, we advice to drink bottled mineral water.
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Swimming outfit, swimming goggles, flip flops, sea shoes, hat, sunscreen, any prescribed medication, sunglasses, jeans, tshirts, smart casual wear for the evenings, sneakers, sweatpants and shorts
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In Gocek, the primary language spoken is Turkish. However, due to its popularity as a tourist destination, English is widely understood and spoken, especially in hotels, restaurants, and businesses catering to international visitors. You may also encounter other languages such as German, Russian, and French, particularly in tourist areas, as visitors from these countries frequently travel to Gocek. You will have your hosts to help you in case you need a translator.
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In Turkey, the standard voltage is 220-240 volts, and the frequency is 50 Hz. The power plugs and sockets used are of type F, which have two round pins. These are also known as "Schuko" plugs, commonly used in many European countries. If you're traveling from a country that uses a different type of plug or voltage, you may need a plug adapter and possibly a voltage converter.
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In Gocek, the primary currency accepted is the Turkish Lira (TRY). However, due to its popularity as a tourist destination, many hotels, restaurants, and shops also accept major foreign currencies such as the Euro (EUR) and the US Dollar (USD). Credit and debit cards are widely used, especially Visa and MasterCard, and there are numerous ATMs available for withdrawing local currency. It's advisable to carry some Turkish Lira for smaller purchases and in places where cards may not be accepted.
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If you have opted for a shared space in a double room, you will be sharing the room with a person who will be participating in the trip. Its a great opportunity to make a new friend. If you are not comfortable sharing the room, you can opt for a single occupancy room.
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In September, Gocek enjoys warm and pleasant weather. The temperatures typically range from 20°C (68°F) at night to around 30°C (86°F) during the day. The sea remains warm and inviting, perfect for swimming and water activities. Rainfall is minimal, ensuring plenty of sunny days to explore the beautiful bays and lush landscapes. The overall climate is comfortable, making it an ideal time to visit and enjoy outdoor adventures without the intense heat of mid-summer.