According to ancient tales, Marc Antony imported Egyptian soil to the island of Sedir so that his lover, Cleopatra, would agree to come here, what is widely considered one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Since then, the Turkish coast, a true crossroads of civilizations, has offered its tranquil coves, its stately mountains covered in pine forests that extend out towards Aleppo and the sea, and innumerous cypresses and cedars. Today, many of the inlets formerly belonging to the ancient kingdom of Lycia, which are fragrant with the intoxicating scents of fig and jasmine blossoms, are still inaccessible by land. Cruising these turquoise waters, while pondering the ruins of ancient Greek and Roman cities that dot the coast will be an unforgettable experience.