Lunch is included in the price of the 12 island tour, which lasts for 8 hours. Fish or chicken, salad, fried potatoes, yoghurt starters are served for lunch. Tea service at certain times of the day, fruit is given on the way back to Gocek. There is a boat bar where you can supply your hot and cold drinks, snacks such as chips and biscuits throughout the day.

After Gocek, there are 5 islands namely Gocek Island, Yassıca Islands, Zeytin Island, Tersane Island and Pig Island. The island of Yassica consists of a few small islands with a small pond. Travelling between the bays and islands of Gocek, you will not miss the rock tombs of the Lycian period. Gobun Bay is 8.4 km away from the centre of Gocek and is a quiet bay during the days when daily tour boats leave. In this bay, there are also a mooring place, a restaurant, a historical place and a breakwater. The largest of the islands in the Gulf is Tersane Island and the ruins of the ancient Greek settlement are seen on this island.There are also remains of a shipyard and watchtower. There is also a restaurant here. In the Cleopatra Hammam, which was filled with boats in the summer, there are remains of a Byzantine monastery, some of which were under water. There are no facilities on the seven islands called Yassica islands or Yassicalar. Yassıca islands are preferred by families with children because of the sandy beach and the natural pool which are in the extension of the island. In the Yassicalarda, it is possible to catch the moonlight. Gocek Island, which is 10 minutes away from Gocek, is the most important choice for those who do not want to go on boat tours since it is the closest beach to Gocek centre. The boats departing from Gocek coastal band carry passengers to this island from morning hours until evening. The island has a facility to meet your needs such as food, wc, shower. It is possible to camp for hours in the bay and rest under the trees that make shade.