À propos de ce yacht
Wave Dancer, a 2011 Bavaria Cruiser 45, awaits you at Adaköy Marina in Marmaris—your gateway to Turkey's Turquoise Coast. This 13.6-metre sailing yacht is purpose-built for small groups and families seeking a week of genuine Mediterranean exploration, where ancient ruins meet crystalline waters and pine-clad hillsides frame hidden anchorages. Based in one of the Mediterranean's most welcoming ports, Wave Dancer offers the perfect blend of comfort and authentic sailing adventure.
The yacht's three cabins sleep eight guests across thoughtfully designed spaces, with three full heads ensuring everyone's comfort during your week at sea. The open cockpit, shaded by a bimini top, becomes your floating living room—the ideal perch for morning coffee or evening aperitifs as you watch the light shift across the water. Below deck, a well-equipped galley with refrigeration keeps provisions fresh, while the GPS chartplotter and radar provide confidence for both experienced sailors and those new to bareboat cruising. A bow thruster makes manoeuvring in tight anchorages effortless, and the 75-horsepower engine ensures reliable performance when the wind drops.
Days aboard Wave Dancer unfold at your own pace. Sail to sheltered coves where snorkelling reveals underwater meadows of posidonia and ancient amphoras; the onboard snorkelling equipment means you're always ready to explore. The included tender opens access to remote beaches and village harbours unreachable by larger vessels. Evenings anchor in peaceful bays where the only sounds are gentle water laps and cicadas ashore. Marmaris itself—vibrant, authentic, and lined with waterfront restaurants—sits just hours away, offering respite, resupply, and local mezes when the mood strikes.
Whether you're a seasoned sailor or discovering bareboat cruising for the first time, Wave Dancer delivers a week of unhurried exploration along one of the world's most storied coastlines. Picture yourself at sunset, anchored in a nameless cove, the Lycian mountains glowing amber behind you, a simple dinner of grilled fish and local wine shared with friends—this is the essence of a week aboard.