Sailed many times in Greece and
Turkey but
Croatia just once (Split to Dubrovnik). Some nice areas in the latter but found them very rude and unhelpful plus very busy and moorings expensive. We love both Greece and Turkey but agree with previous posters, Turkey south of Fethiye area is best in Sept. If you are planning on hoping between Greece and Turkey best to do so out of Bodrum area. Greek
customs is an
experience, especially in Simi. Took us 7 hours to complete the triangle circuit around the harbour between Port Police,
Customs and Port Authority....but I can think of worse places to be stuck and plenty of bars to stop off in between them :-)
We've used Yildiz in Fethiye through Cosmos many times (back in Sept this year). The ECE Saray is a great marina and brilliant base to
head south to Kekova Roads and beyond to Antalya is you have the time and desire. Kalkan is a good stop off point but harbour gets busy after 15:00 and you can have problems with crossed and hooked anchors. Plenty of places to moor/anchor in Gocek Bay area but can get very busy and a bit too touristy. We had our first encounter with a Sperm Whale heading to Kalkan....fantastic
experience but unfortunately such a rare sight and probably not to be seen again :-(
The area has strict pollution rules and you can get some pretty big fines for discharging
grey water in harbours.
We are considering sailing our yacht through the Med in 2016 and possibly putting her into
charter in Fethiye/Gocek area.