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Daviana is a 2026 Bavaria C46 sailboat based at Ece Marina in Fethiye, Turkey—a gateway to some of the Mediterranean's most enchanting cruising grounds. This 14.91-metre vessel combines modern comfort with the freedom of bareboat sailing, making it an ideal choice for groups of friends or families seeking a week of genuine exploration along Turkey's turquoise coast. With three well-appointed cabins and two bathrooms, Daviana accommodates up to six guests in relaxed, sociable comfort.

Your week aboard unfolds across the crystalline bays and pine-fringed anchorages that define the Turquoise Coast. From Fethiye, you'll navigate toward the Twelve Islands, Ölüdeniz's sheltered lagoon, and the hidden coves of Butterfly Valley—each day offering new opportunities to swim, snorkel, or simply drift at anchor. The boat's responsive sailing characteristics and modern systems—including autopilot for longer passages and a reliable generator—mean you can focus on the rhythm of wind and water rather than logistics. Refrigeration keeps provisions fresh for onboard meals, while air conditioning offers respite during the heat of the day. The dinghy extends your reach to secluded beaches and remote anchorages, and the generous cockpit cushions create an inviting space for evening aperitifs as the sun descends behind distant mountains.

Whether you're an experienced sailor or confident novice, Daviana's intuitive layout and well-maintained systems inspire confidence. The outboard motor provides dependable backup in calm conditions, ensuring you're never stranded. Days typically blend purposeful sailing with unhurried anchorages—mornings spent under canvas, afternoons swimming in water so clear you can see the seabed twenty metres down, and evenings sampling fresh meze and local wine at waterfront tavernas in villages accessible only by boat.

A week aboard Daviana is measured not in miles but in moments: the sound of halyards against the mast at dawn, the taste of just-caught fish grilled over charcoal, and the profound quiet of a moonlit anchorage shared only with fellow sailors and the stars.