Type of Boat: Luxury Gulet
Duration: 7 Nights – 8 Days
Route: Bodrum – Gulf of Gokova – Bodrum
Departure Day: Saturday
Embarkation: Bodrum Gulet Port
Embarkation Time: 15:30
Disembarkation: Bodrum Gulet Port
Disembarkation Time: Before 09:30 a.m. after breakfast

Periods:
13 – 20 September

Luxury Gulet Cruises Offer:
- Adjustable A/C throughout (limited use)
- Spacious cabins
- High quality food
- TV
- Wi-fi
- Great range of water sports and water toys

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Day 1: Bodrum

Transfer to the lively and historic Bodrum marina and board your luxurious gulet in the afternoon. Your captain and crew will be waiting to welcome you on board. Depart and moor in a nearby bay.

Day 2: Cati

Depart from Bodrum for the Gulf of Gokova, a stretch of the Aegean where the sea displays the most remarkable hues of blue. The rugged coastline with its myriad small bays and harbours gives way to a stunning backdrop of pine-clad hills and mountains.
Continue your gulet charter and cruise onto Cati Bay where we will spend the rest of the day, relaxing. Cati is a beautiful natural harbour surrounded by pine trees, fantastic for swimming and walks through the scented pine forests.

Day 3: Seven Islands – English Harbour

After breakfast, we set sail to explore Yedi Adalar (Seven Islands), a chain fringed by coral reefs, of six large and many small islands. Each island has its own natural beauty, including beaches, pine forests, and beautiful Styrax (or Sorax, sweet gum, liquid-amber) trees, which are native to this region, and have provided resin to make perfumes and incense since ancient times. The locals extract the sap from the sweet gum trees to produce Storax, which is used for medicinal purposes.

Day 4: Cleopatra Island – Akyaka – Akbuk

After breakfast continue on your gulet cruise to Cleopatra Island, site of the reputed love-nest created by Mark Anthony for the Egyptian Queen Cleopatra. Here you can find extensive archaeological remains scattered along one of Turkey’s most breathtaking golden beaches.Onto Akyaka’ with its Ottoman style buildings and narrow cobbled walled roads. Akbuk is a natural bay of tranquil warm waters.

Day 5: Longoz Bay – Ballisu – Tuzla

Set sail for the Longoz Bay, where the forest touches the water’s edge and offers some lovely hiking opportunities. In the early evening drop anchor in Tuzla for overnight, after a stop for swimming in Ballisu. Ballisu (meaning ‘honey water’) is another site of incredible natural beauty that will take your breath away.

Day 6: Bay of Molla Ibrahim – Kisebuku

Cruise on your gulet holiday, to the Bay of Molla Ibrahim, nestling in the foothills of the Kiran Mountains. The ancient city of Anatasiopolos was located in the phe pine clad bay of Kisebuku.

Day 7: Orak – Karaada

This morning cruise along the scenic Gokova shores to the pine-clad Bay of Kisebuku to Orak Island, and onto Karaada island,known for its caves, thermal features and sulphur baths. In the afternoon, sail into Bodrum harbour.

Cosmopolitan Bodrum, with its variety of delightful restaurants, popular night clubs, upmarket boutiques and international marinas attracts many visitors.

Take the opportunity to visit the historical side of this resort, the 15th century Crusader castle, containing the Bodrum Museum of Underwater Archaeology, exhibits ancient shipwrecks raised off the coast of Turkey, and a preserved Carian princess’ tomb dating to the time of Alexander the Great. The remains of the Mausoleum of Halicarnassos, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World is located nearby.

Day 8: Bodrum

You leave the boat with precious memories in the morning after breakfast.

 

Please note depending on sea and weather conditions, your captain reserves the right to make necessary changes to the tour itinerary to ensure the safety and comfort of our guests.

•Prices above are per person per week sharing a double or master cabin
•Children under the age of 8 aren’t allowed

INCLUDED IN THE PRICE
• All meals on board, soft drinks and wine during dinner service (other alcoholic beverages can be purchased from the onboard bar)
• All charter & berth taxes, harbour & port procedures
• Transit log & related formalities for the shipping agents
• Mooring expenses
• Crew service
• Clean bed linen, bath and beach towels
• Use of equipment on board (Flippers, snorkel and fishing tackle etc.).
• Yacht insurance (We advise you to take out individual travel insurance)
• Turkish V.A.T.

NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE
• Flights (Can be arranged on request)
• Transfers (Can be arranged on request)
• Optional land tours and entrance fees to historical sites and museums
• Fee for using the tender for towing water toys such as waterski

You can fill out the enquiry form on the availability tab. Please state your preferred tour and any additional info in the message box such as special requests or extending your stay.

Type of Boat: Luxury Gulet
Duration: 7 Nights – 8 Days
Route: Bodrum - Northern Greek Islands – Bodrum
Departure Day: Saturdays
Embarkation: Bodrum
Embarkation Time: 15:30
Disembarkation: Bodrum
Disembarkation Time: Before 09:30 a.m. after breakfast

Departures:
Every Saturday between 3 May and 25 October

Luxury Gulet Cruises Offer:
- Adjustable A/C throughout (limited use)
- Spacious cabins
- High quality food
- TV
- Wi-fi
- Great range of water sports and water toys

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Day 1: Bodrum

Your gulet cruise starts in the bustling resort town of Bodrum. Your captain and crew will be waiting to welcome you on board in Bodrum Harbour. Spend the first night on board in Bodrum harbour, or if all the guests have arrived then your gulet can depart for Kalymnos straightaway.

Day 2: Kalymnos

After passing through customs in Bodrum and we depart for Kalymnos. Before arriving to the harbour of Kalymnos, anchor in the hidden natural harbour of Vathi, which is the most fertile spot of the island. The lovely houses in the village of Rina trickle down the slopes of two hills, while a small part of the settlement lies in the verdant valley that extends to the fishing village and the natural fjord-like gulf beyond. The charming village fringed with citrus orchards boasts one main street and a scattering of houses; an unexpected patch of lush vegetation on an otherwise dry and arid-looking island. Vathi is the only place on the island that is lucky enough to have its own spring water supply, and here it is used carefully to cultivate citrus fruits, figs, grapes and anything else that can be persuaded to grow!

This deep blue inlet is also home to a cluster of picturesque church remains dating from the early Byzantine period to the more recent past, which can be accessed after a short walk. We stop here for lunch on board, and for swimming and snorkelling in the most incredible waters. You can even try some rock climbing here. Before watching the sunset with cocktails on deck and stepping on shore to dine at one of the 2 tiny tavernas in Vathi where the octopus is a must-try!

Day 3: Telendos – Patmos

On the way to Patmos your yacht will visit the islet of Telendos, which is located 700 meters from Kalymnos. Until 535 CE this tiny island was actually part of Kalymnos until an earthquake separated the two. It is a lovely quiet spot with no roads and no cars; just warm and genuine Greek hospitality. A strip of tavernas offering
fabulous views back to the escarpment of Kalymnos itself lines the waterfront, and the tiny village has a paved and shady main street which soon leads you to a couple of lovely beaches on the west side of the island.

Away from crowds, Telendos is a haven for soaking up some quiet time, as well as another hotspot for climbing. Spend the day lazing in the sun, walk along the sea front in the shade of the tamarisk trees, and swim or snorkel in crystal clear waters from your gulet yacht in one of the small secluded coves dotted around the island.
The On the Rock establishment on Telendos offers a choice of incredibly tasty Greek signature dishes including freshly caught fish, octopus and moussaka, which taste even better from this fantastic location by the sea. Don’t miss sampling a few from the extensive cocktail and Greek beer menu.

From here, sail to Patmos and dock in the main port of Skala. Patmos’ breathtaking scenery and special atmosphere have made it an ideal getaway for those seeking inspiration or a quiet retreat. The island is built around the important Monastery of St. John and its medieval fortress, which is visible from nearly everywhere on the island, and stands overlooking Chora as a reminder of Patmos’ historical and spiritual significance. St. John is said to have penned the Book of Revelations and the Apocalypse here on Patmos. The monastery houses some spectacular frescoes and a museum well worth visiting. The smaller monastery of the Apocalypse halfway down the hill from Chora, grew up around the grotto where the Evangelist is said to have heard the voice of God.

Day 4: Lipsi

Wake up to the sunshine, have a relaxing breakfast on board and then spend the morning exploring Lipsi. Perhaps head out and cruise to one of the untouched bays or sandy beaches along the coast for swimming and relaxing on board.

The virgin nature, crystal clear waters, beaches and the relaxing atmosphere of Lipsi Island attract tourists looking for total seclusion and privacy. This is a frequent destination among naturists and hikers, as many beaches can only be reached on foot or by boat. A fortress crowns the uppermost peak of the island, and in the scattering of small tavernas and cafes below you will find local delicacies like the traditional thyme honey, wine, cheese and grapes.

There are so many small churches in the island that it is said there is 1 church for each family in Lipsi. Panaghia tou Harou architecturally has a local feel, Byzantine in perception yet austere and unpretentious. As yet unexcavated, the church was built sometime between the 7th and 8th Century CE. The holy icon of the Virgin here, holding Jesus crucified, is reputed to be of miraculous powers. The uniqueness of the concept and the skill of the rendition make this icon one of the brightest moments in hagiography.

Now to Lipsi’s beautiful beaches! Lientou is by far the most popular and located in town. Venture a little further and discover the Kampos, Platys Yialos – a delightful sandy strip of land stretching out to sea, and the exceptionally stunning sandy beach of Papandria in the south facing the island of Leros. Chochlakoura beach is loved for its pebbles, flat rocks and scenic caves, while Tourkomnima, Xirokampos, Monodendri and Kamares are all remote beaches of wild beauty, and definitely worth the expedition to visit.

Day 5: Leros

Cruise to the small island of Leros, the island of Diana, Goddess of Hunting. This is an island of small fertile valleys sandwiched between rolling green hills, deep coves and pretty beaches. Depending on the winds, dock in the harbor of Agia Marina or the more secluded bay of Panteli.

Pandeli is the oldest fishing village in Leros, where most of the residents are still in the fishing trade, and located in the island’s most picturesque spot surrounded by enchanting landscapes of green trees, steep mountains and excellent coves.

The small settlement is built amphitheatrically around the natural bay and joins with Platanos, the quaint harbor of Agia Marina, which has selective local shops located in old traditional buildings that sell antiques and crafts. The town of Alinda is also gorgeous with its attractive pebble beach and hip beach clubs. These waterfront towns hold most cultural interest, with their neoclassical buildings and pleasant village atmosphere.

Leros has a magnificent crusader castle or better known as Kastro, It is a strong medieval fortress presiding over the villages of Pandeli and Agai Marina, with spectacular views of the mountainous landscape and the sea. It is a rigorous uphill climb from either village, but once at the top it is truly picturesque and a lovely walk back down directly into either village. The island is a paradise for foodies with a rich culinary heritage, featuring many unique Lerian specialties. You can find the best combination of the local and fusion cuisine, witnessed by the seaside El Greco Restaurant on the Panteli beach. Make sure to try the tuna carpaccio and phyllo bread stuffed with soft goat cheese.

The patisserie-cafe To Paradosiako, meaning ‘The Traditional’ in Greek, is in Agia Marina’s harbor, has a lovely setting on the water and offers some of the most delicious and creative treats you can find. With contemporary and spiced up traditional flavors, you will be spoilt for choice with what’s on offer here.

After dinner Leros comes alive in bars and nightclubs that feature local Bouzouki as well as contemporary music, warm hospitality and a laid-back ambience, which is at its best in Panteli and Agia Marina.

Day 6: Turgutreis – Orak Island

From here cross back into Turkish waters and from Turgutreis, sail south to into the Gulf of Gokova, a stunning stretch of the Aegean where the sea displays its most remarkable hues. The rugged coastline with its myriad small bays and harbors gives way to a lush backdrop of pine-clad hills and mountains. Drop anchor near Orak Island, one of the Gulf’s large islands, and this one known for its rich sea life and crystal clear water, a perfect site for snorkelling.

Day 7: Kisebuku Bay (Or Ciftlik Bay)

This morning cruise to the gorgeous Bay of Kisebuku. Take advantage of the calm midday hours, sailing smoothly along the Gokova shores. Afternoon come into the Bodrum harbour.

Day 8: Bodrum

Your gulet trip comes to an end with precious memories. Disembarkation by 09:30 after breakfast.

 

Please note depending on sea and weather conditions, your captain reserves the right to make necessary changes to the tour itinerary to ensure the safety and comfort of our guests.

•Prices above are per person per week sharing a double or master cabin
•Single Supplement is 75%
•Children under the age of 8 aren’t allowed

INCLUDED IN THE PRICE
• All meals on board, soft drinks and wine during dinner service (other alcoholic beverages can be purchased from the onboard bar)
• All charter & berth taxes, harbour & port procedures
• Transit log & related formalities for the shipping agents
• Mooring expenses
• Crew service
• Clean bed linen, bath and beach towels
• Use of equipment on board (Flippers, snorkel and fishing tackle etc.)
• Yacht insurance (We advise you to take out individual travel insurance)
• Turkish V.A.T.

NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE
• Flights (Can be arranged on request)
• Transfers (Can be arranged on request)
• Optional land tours and entrance fees to historical sites and museums

Why not add a few days before or after your cruise and explore Turkey on land as well as sea. We can organise tours to places such as Istanbul, Cappadocia or Ephesus. Alternatively, we can arrange a villa or a hotel for you at a location of your choice. See our Gulet Cruise & Stay page.

You can fill out the enquiry form on the availability tab. Please state your preferred tour and any additional info in the message box such as special requests or extending your stay.

Type of Boat: Luxury Gulet
Duration: 7 Nights – 8 Days
Route: Bodrum – Gulf of Hisaronu -  Bodrum
Departure Day: Saturday
Embarkation: Bodrum Gulet Port
Embarkation Time: 15:30
Disembarkation: Bodrum Gulet Port
Disembarkation Time: By 09:30 a.m. after breakfast

Periods:
14 – 21 June

Luxury Gulet Cruises Offer:
- Adjustable A/C throughout (limited use)
- Spacious cabins
- High quality food
- TV
- Wi-fi
- Great range of water sports and water toys

MORE INFO AND IMAGES

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Day 1: Bodrum

Transfer to the lively and historic Bodrum marina and board your luxurious gulet in the afternoon. Your captain and crew will be waiting to welcome you on board. Depart and moor in a nearby bay.

Day 2: Knidos – Inceburun – Aktur

Depart on your gulet charter and sail across the Gulf of Gokova to the ancient site of Knidos, where the Mediterranean and Aegean seas meet. Knidos is famous in antiquity for the cult of Aphrodite which originated here. The city was built on terraces rising to the acropolis, with a theatre overlooking one of the 2 harbours, temples, one dedicated to Aphrodite, a basilica and also remains of Greek and Roman houses can be seen. Lunch and a swimming break in the lovely bay of Inceburun.Later cruise to the beautiful bay of Aktur.

Day 3: Bozburun – Tavsan Island – Kizil Island

In the morning we journey on to the Bozburun peninsula. Bozburun itself is an idyllic fishing village and used to be the centre of sponge diving along the Turkish coast, but nowadays locals here earn their living by building the typical broad-beamed wooden gulets. There are cafes, restaurants and small shops dotted along the waterfront.

Day 4: Selimiye – Bencik Bay- Ciftlik Bay

Today you cruise into Selimiye Bay, one of the safest natural harbours in the Gulf of Hisarönü. Surrounded by spectacular scenery and largely unspoiled, the village of Selimiye seems as though it was frozen in time. You will have a chance to walk around the village before cruising to Bencik Bay, which looks like a small fjord and is situated at the narrowest part of the Datca peninsula. The inlet extends inland about 1.5 nautical miles and has tree lined slopes on either side. Journey on to the hidden cove of Ciftlik Bay.

Day 5: Datca – Eski Datca

Cruise on to the resort of Datça, situated on the southern shore, which has a natural harbour and a promenade with restaurants and bars dotted along. Datca is renowned for its warm climate and natural beauty, a perfect spot for experiencing the rural life in Turkey. Eski (Old Town) Datca is particularly charming, with its stone paved lanes, the walls covered in colourful bourganvillea and its artisan cafes and small shops.

Day 6: Palamutbuku – Mersincik

After breakfast,we will set sail for Palamutbükü, renowned for its crystal clear waters, fresh fish and delicious locally grown almonds.. Later, cruise to Mersincik in the Gulf of Gokova, an impressive secluded bay, surrounded by high mountains and woods, with crystal clear waters making it an ideal spot to spend the night.

Day 7: Kisebuku Bay – Karaada

Cross the Gulf of Gokova to the pine-clad Bay of Kisebuku. Take advantage of the calm morning hours sailing smoothly along the Gokova shores.Onto Karaada island,known for its caves, thermal features and sulphur baths. In the afternoon, sail into Bodrum harbour.

Cosmopolitan Bodrum, with its variety of delightful restaurants, popular night clubs, upmarket boutiques and international marinas attracts many visitors.
Take the opportunity to visit the historical side of this resort, the 15th century Crusader castle, containing the Bodrum Museum of Underwater Archaeology, exhibits ancient shipwrecks raised off the coast of Turkey, and a preserved Carian princess’ tomb dating to the time of Alexander the Great. The remains of the Mausoleum of Halicarnassos, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World is located nearby.

Day 8: Bodrum

Your gulet cruise comes to an end with precious memories. Disembarkation by 09:30 after breakfast.

 

Please note depending on sea and weather conditions, your captain reserves the right to make necessary changes to the tour itinerary to ensure the safety and comfort of our guests.

•Prices above are per person per week sharing a double or master cabin
•Children under the age of 8 aren’t allowed

INCLUDED IN THE PRICE
• All meals on board, soft drinks and wine during dinner service (other alcoholic beverages can be purchased from the onboard bar)
• All charter & berth taxes, harbour & port procedures
• Transit log & related formalities for the shipping agents
• Mooring expenses
• Crew service
• Clean bed linen, bath and beach towels
• Use of equipment on board (Flippers, snorkel and fishing tackle etc.)
• Yacht insurance (We advise you to take out individual travel insurance)
• Turkish V.A.T.

NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE
• Flights (Can be arranged on request)
• Transfers (Can be arranged on request)
• Optional land tours and entrance fees to historical sites and museums
• Fee for using the tender for towing water toys such as waterski

You can fill out the enquiry form on the availability tab. Please state your preferred tour and any additional info in the message box such as special requests or extending your stay.

Type of Boat: Luxury Gulet
Duration: 7 Nights – 8 Days
Route: Göcek -  Bodrum
Departure Day: Saturday
Embarkation: Göcek Port
Embarkation Time: 15:30
Disembarkation: Bodrum Gulet Port
Disembarkation Time: By 09:30 a.m. after breakfast

Periods:
6 – 13 September

Luxury Gulet Cruises Offer:
- Adjustable A/C throughout (limited use)
- Spacious cabins
- High quality food
- TV
- Wi-fi
- Great range of water sports and water toys

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Day 1: Gocek

Start your Turkish gulet cruise holiday in Gocek harbour in the afternoon, and meet your captain and crew. You can spend the first night on board in Gocek harbour or a bay close by.

Day 2: 12 Island of Gocek

Today explore the bays and beautiful 12 Islands of Gocek, renowned for their crystal clear turquoise seas and surrounding pine clad mountains. The largest island is called ‘Tersane’, used as a dockyard for ships during the Ottoman period. The remains of houses and a shipyard can still be seen on the island. There’s many bays to choose from, including Gobun bay, a sheltered bay with crystal clear waters and Sarsala bay, with its pine-surrounded hills and long beach which make it perfect for swimming and kayaking. Gocek’s most famous bay is Bedri Rahmi (Taskaya) Bay. It is named after the poet Bedri Rahmi Eyupoglu who is considered one of the first blue voyagers He famously painted a fish on a rock behind a fountain in 1973. A hidden Lycian rock tomb can be found behind the rock.

Day 3: Aga Limani

After an early morning cruise, reach the Bay of Aga Limani, site of ancient  Lydae.  A 30 minute uphill hike will reward you with a spectacular view and the Byzantine ruins of Lydae, with remains of tombs, a basilica, protective walls, cisterns, Corinthian column parts, and inscribed pedestals from the  Roman and  Byzantine periods. Cleopatra Bay is a large bay surrounded by pine clad hills and known for its ruins for gulet cruise holidays.Your gulet cruise holiday continues through crystal clear blue seas surrounded by pine clad mountains, the Bozburun peninsula, with its many coves and bays, and sail into the Gulf of Hisaronu. Stretching for 30 nautical miles into the Aegean Sea between the Greek Islands of Kos and Rhodes, this gulf offers a sailing paradise with late morning winds a deep blue seas with secluded coves, rugged mountains as a backdrop, and small tranquil villages. Bencik Bay resembles a miniature fjord and is situated at the narrowest part of the peninsula that divides the Gulfs of Hisaronu an d Gokova. The inlet extends inland about 1.5 nautical miles and has steep tree lined slopes on either side Sail to the quiet Orhaniye Bay. Behind the village of Orhaniye there is an ancient acropolis, crowned by the ruins of a medieval castle. Walk along the sand bank which stretches out from the beach into the see, knows as  ‘kizkumu’ (girl’s sand) owing to numerous myths about this reddish sandy way. Later your Turkish gulet cruise will sail into the wide Bay of Selimiye, one of the n atural harbours in the Gulf of Hisaronu.  Surrounded by magnificent scenery and largely unspoilt, Selimiye village appears to be frozen in time an unhurried laid back place. If you want to dine on land there is a restaurant called Sardunya , serving delicious meals using organic vegetables and herbs.

Day 4: Ekincik – Dalyan

Your Turkish gulet holiday continues with a visit to the remote Bay of Ekincik and a chance to visit Dalyan, a fishing village located on the Calbis River. Here, you can opt to take a trip by small boat along the river, past the ancient city of Kaunos and the awe-inspiring rock tombs cut high in the cliff. The original occupants of the tombs are unknown but are assumed to have been Caunian noblemen and rulers, the largest tomb is unfinished. The Dalyan Delta, a designated wildlife sanctuary since the mid 1980’s is home to all manner of flora and fauna. The long sandy Iztuzu beach is one of the last remaining natural nesting sites for Loggerhead sea turtles.

Day 5: Bozburun – Bozukkale

Enjoy a walk around the village before cruising onto Bozburun, a quiet fishing village.  It was at one time the centre of sponge diving along the turkish Coast, but nowadays locals here earn their living by building the typical broad-beamed wooda boats used for gulet charter holidays.Journey on to the Bay of Bozukkale, which means `broken castle` as one side of the castle is missing. The entrance to the bay is guarded by an antique citadel 350 meters lonng and 30 metres wide, known in ancient times as the cith of Loryma, Afterwards your gulet charter will sail on the Bay of Serce, a beautiful natural setting enhanced by Byzantine ruins.

Day 6: Bozburun – Bencik Bay

Your gulet cruise holiday continues through crystal clear blue seas surrounded by pine clad mountains, to the Bozburun peninsula, with its many coves and bays, and sail into the Gulf of Hisaronu. Streching for 30 nautical miles into the Aegean Sea between the Greek Islands of Kos and Rhodes, this gulf offers a sailing paradise with late morning winds a nd deep blue seas with secluded coves, rugged mountains as a backdrop, and small tranquil villages. Bencik Bay resembles a miniature fjord and is situated at the narrowest part of the peninsula that divides the Gulfs of Hisaronu and Gokova. The inlet extends inland about 1.5 nautical miles and has steep tree lined slopes on either side.Sail to the quiet Orhaniye Bay.
Behind the village of Orhaniye there is an ancient acropolis, crowned by the ruins of a medieval castle. Walk along the sand bank which stretches out from the beach into the sea known, as ‘kizkumu’ (girl’s sand), owing to numerous myths about this reddish sandy way. Sail to the picturesque resort of Datça, a must visit town on any Turkish gulet charter.
Enjoy a saunter through the town, with its shops and cafés. The old town of Datca provides an insight into the life of rural Turkey of years long since gone. Village life is still based on agriculture, fishing and the building of the traditional wooden boat for gulet cruise holiday.

Day 7: Knidos – Datca

Cruise across the Gulf of Gokova to the site of Knidos, situated at the tip the Datca peninsula. This is the border between Mediterranean and Aegean seas, where the two waters mix. He you can take a tour of the excavations of Knidos a large, ancient city famous in antiquity for the cult of Aphrodite, which originated here. The city was built on terraces rising to the acropolis, and a theatre overlooking one of the 2 harbours, temples, one dedicated to Aphrodite, a basilica and also remains of Greek and Roman houses can be seen.

Day 8: Bodrum

After enjoying your final boat breakfast, you’ll disembark by 10am with an air of relaxation and head full of memories. The perfect end to your Turkish gulet cruise holiday.

Please note depending on sea and weather conditions, your captain reserves the right to make necessary changes to the tour itinerary to ensure the safety and comfort of our guests.

•Prices above are per person per week sharing a double or master cabin
•Children under the age of 8 aren’t allowed

INCLUDED IN THE PRICE
• All meals on board, soft drinks and wine during dinner service (other alcoholic beverages can be purchased from the onboard bar)
• All charter & berth taxes, harbour & port procedures
• Transit log & related formalities for the shipping agents
• Mooring expenses
• Crew service
• Clean bed linen, bath and beach towels
• Use of equipment on board (Flippers, snorkel and fishing tackle etc.)
• Yacht insurance (We advise you to take out individual travel insurance)
• Turkish V.A.T.

NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE
• Flights (Can be arranged on request)
• Transfers (Can be arranged on request)
• Optional land tours and entrance fees to historical sites and museums
• Fee for using the tender for towing water toys such as waterski

You can fill out the enquiry form on the availability tab. Please state your preferred tour and any additional info in the message box such as special requests or extending your stay.