Marine Merchant Fleet operates regular trips between Turkmenbashi and Gyzylsuv on two passenger ships: "Charlak" and "Rovach". The ship "Charlak" starts its trip from Turkmenbashi to Gyzylsuv daily at 11:00 and back at 13:30. The ship "Rovach" starts its trip at 12:00 and returns at 14:30. On summer days, tickets for the “Charlak” ship cost 20 manats one way, but starting from September 1, prices will drop to 15 manats. Tickets for the “Rovach” ship cost 25 manats, and VIP seats cost 38 manats one way. From September 1, ticket prices for "Rovach" will drop to 20 manats, VIP seats to 30 manats.

For Passengers of “Charlak” ship offered a choice between an open and closed compartment, so that everyone can choose their way of travel in the open air or in a comfortable environment. Tickets can be purchased at the Sea Station in Turkmenbashi, or on the official website of the marine merchant fleet www.mmf.com.tm.

Gyzylsuv is a place with a rich history and fascinating legends that have made it an integral part of the cultural heritage. The history of this place is rooted in antiquity. Over the centuries, these lands have witnessed many cultural, political and economic changes. However, one of the most interesting features of the township is its connection with legends and myths. One of the most famous legends is connected with the origin of the name "Gyzylsuv". According to this legend, in ancient times, sea water acquired a blood-red hue due to the magical properties of local herbs.

Over time, Gyzylsuv began to attract travelers and explorers. In the past, travelers obtained fresh water from wells, which were a vital resource for the animals and people of this township. Even to this day, residents use wells in order to get still water.

A trip on the sea will help you immerse yourself in the amazing nature and culture of Turkmenistan, as well as give you a source of inspiration. This experience will allow you to feel the harmony between human and nature, giving you the opportunity to forget about everyday worries.