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Turquoise Coast Luxury Gulet Turkey Cruise Gocek to Bodrum

Turquoise Coast Luxury Gulet Turkey Cruise Gocek to Bodrum

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Wake up on board to the warm Aegean sun and crystal clear waters each morning, relax into the rhythm of life on the sea, and enjoy some wonderful sailing in this perfect climate. Disembark to explore picturesque towns and harbors, boutique shopping, fabulous culinary experiences, and to soak up the unique atmosphere of this part of the world. While away your time on board relaxing, enjoying your crew’s excellent service, dining with your friends and group, reading, pulling anchor to explore some of the stunning bays for swimming whenever the mood takes you.
Private charterWe also offer a private charter which offers the unique opportunity to book a luxury gulet yacht exclusively and enjoy an itinerary designed for you and your group. This is a truly customized vacation alternative emphasizing flexibility, privacy and luxury on a completely tailor-made vacation at sea. Charter your own ‘floating villa’ and set sail, free to cruise some of the world’s most beautiful destinations in the Greek Islands and Turkish Aegean waters.

Trip Name
Turquoise Coast Luxury Gulet Turkey Cruise Gocek to Bodrum
Days
8
Overview
M/S MYRA The luxury sailing Gulet yacht M/S Myra’s antique design is integrated with spacious fore, side and aft decks, up-to-date nautical equipment, outdoor dining area, cushioned lounging areas, sun mattresses, tenting to protect from the sun, plus other contemporary comforts. The interior features elegant living quarters with high ceilings, wide corridors and full air conditioning. The lounge includes stocked bar, cushioned seating, and a table for indoor dining. Accommodations consist of airy cabins with king, queen and single-sized beds and 1 master cabin with a king-sized bed. Each cabin has generous storage space, and a roomy en suite bathroom with toilet, shower, marble sink, and vanity. Crew has separate quarters. COMFORT ON BOARD Lounge with fully stocked bar and ice maker, indoor dining facilities, fully equipped galley, air conditioning, generous closet and storage space, reading lights above the beds, bathroom with enclosed shower, hot and cold water, flush toilet, marble sink with vanity, towels (face, hand, bath and beach), bathrobes, hair dryer. On deck there are easy access swim ladders & outdoor shower. ACTIVITIES ON BOARD Snorkel and water-ski equipment for all ages, 1 kayak, flotation devices, and fishing equipment. Television with DVD player, CD player with iPod connection, speakers below and on deck, backgammon, chess, playing cards and yoga mats. WI-FI & SMART PHONES Cell phone coverage and free WiFi connection for up to 15 GB is available on board. Over and above that, the rental price for an external modem, which we can arrange, costs approximately 50 Euro per week. AIR CONDITIONING Air conditioning may run continuously in Turkish ports. Greek ports do not provide enough voltage necessary for air conditioning so generators are used until midnight. (Harbor regulations forbid generator noise after this time.) For safety reasons, even if the yacht is completely isolated in a cove, the generator cannot be left on for 24 continuous hours, as the engine room must be manned while the generator is in use. SAFETY Life vests for children and adults are stowed under the cabin beds for easy access. Fire extinguishers are located in the lounge, engine room, and kitchen. A fire escape is situated in the yacht's front hallway. The first aid kit is stored in the lounge. M/S NIKOLA The M/S Nikola is a luxury sailing Gulet yacht handcrafted from exotic mahogany and teak woods. Her ancient design is complemented by spacious fore, side and aft decks, up-to-date nautical equipment, outdoor dining facilities, cushioned lounging areas, sun mattresses, tenting to protect from the sun, plus other contemporary comforts. The elegant and fully air conditioned interior has high ceilings and wide corridors. The lounge includes stocked bar, cushioned seating, and indoor dining area. Cabin accommodation consists of 3 airy cabins with queen-sized beds and 1 master cabin with a king-sized and single bed. Each cabin has generous storage space and a roomy en suite bathroom with toilet, shower, marble sink, and vanity. Crew has separate quarters. COMFORT ON BOARD Lounge with fully stocked bar and ice maker, indoor dining facilities, fully equipped galley, air conditioning, generous closet and storage space, reading lights above the beds, bathroom with enclosed shower, hot and cold water, flush toilet, marble sink with vanity, towels (face, hand, bath and beach), bathrobes, hair dryer. On deck there are easy access swim ladders & outdoor shower. ACTIVITIES ON BOARD Snorkel and water-ski equipment for all ages, 1 kayak, flotation devices, and fishing equipment. Television with DVD player, CD player with iPod connection, speakers below and on deck, backgammon, chess, playing cards and yoga mats. WI-FI & SMART PHONES Cell phone coverage and free WiFi connection for up to 15 GB is available on board. Over and above that, the rental price for an external modem, which we can arrange, costs approximately 50 Euro per week. AIR CONDITIONING Air conditioning may run continuously in Turkish ports. Greek ports do not provide enough voltage necessary for air conditioning so generators are used until midnight. (Harbor regulations forbid generator noise after this time.) For safety reasons, even if the yacht is completely isolated in a cove, the generator cannot be left on for 24 continuous hours, as the engine room must be manned while the generator is in use. SAFETY Life vests for children and adults are stowed under the cabin beds for easy access. Fire extinguishers are located in the lounge, engine room, and kitchen. A fire escape is situated in the yacht's front hallway. The first aid kit is stored in the lounge. M/S FORTUNA Our flagship luxury sailing Gulet, M/S Fortuna is handcrafted from mahogany and teak and offers spacious fore, side and aft decks. Its ancient design is complemented with up-to-date nautical equipment, outdoor dining facilities, cushioned lounging areas, sun mattresses, tenting for shade, plus a variety of other contemporary comforts. The elegant interior features fully air-conditioned living quarters with high ceilings and wide corridors. The lounge includes stocked bar, cushioned lounge and indoor dining space. Accommodation consists of 4 cabins with queen-sized beds, 2 cabins with 2 twin beds, and 1 master cabin with a king-sized bed. Each cabin has generous storage space and a roomy en suite bathroom with toilet, shower, marble sink and vanity. Crew has separate quarters. COMFORT ON BOARD Lounge with fully stocked bar and ice maker, indoor dining facilities, fully equipped galley, air conditioning, generous closet and storage space, reading lights above the beds, bathroom with enclosed shower, hot and cold water, flush toilet, marble sink with vanity, towels (face, hand, bath and beach), bathrobes, hair dryer. On deck there are easy access swim ladders & outdoor shower. ACTIVITIES ON BOARD Snorkel and water-ski equipment for all ages, 2 kayak, flotation devices, and fishing equipment. Television with DVD player, CD player with iPod connection, speakers below and on deck, backgammon, chess, playing cards and yoga mats. WI-FI & SMART PHONES Cell phone coverage and free WiFi connection for up to 15 GB is available on board. Over and above that, the rental price for an external modem, which we can arrange, costs approximately 50 Euro per week. AIR CONDITIONING Air conditioning may run continuously in Turkish ports. Greek ports do not provide enough voltage necessary for air conditioning so generators are used until midnight. (Harbor regulations forbid generator noise after this time.) For safety reasons, even if the yacht is completely isolated in a cove, the generator cannot be left on for 24 continuous hours, as the engine room must be manned while the generator is in use. SAFETY Life vests for children and adults are stowed under the cabin beds for easy access. Fire extinguishers are located in the lounge, engine room, and kitchen. A fire escape is situated in the yacht's front hallway. The first aid kit is stored in the lounge. M/S FLAS VII The luxury sailing yacht M/S Flas VII is designed to sleep a maximum of 17 passengers in 8 cabins. This yacht is ideal for large families or groups of friends with both double and single cabin options. Accommodation consists of 4 master cabins with king size beds, 1 stateroom with a queen size bed, 1 cabin with a double and twin bed (ideal for a couple with a young child or for 3 sharing), and 2 cabins with twin beds. The traditional Gulet design has been adapted to provide spacious fore, side and aft decks, state of the art nautical equipment, outdoor dining space, cushioned lounging areas, sun mattresses and tenting for shade. The elegant interior and cabins have high ceilings, full air conditioning, generous storage space, and roomy en suite bathrooms with toilet, shower, sink and vanity. The interior also has a lounge with a stocked bar, cushioned seating areas and indoor dining. Crew has separate quarters. COMFORT ON BOARD Lounge with fully stocked bar and ice maker, indoor dining facilities, fully equipped galley, air conditioning, generous closet and storage space, reading lights above the beds, bathroom with enclosed shower, hot and cold water, flush toilet, marble sink with vanity, towels (face, hand, bath and beach), bathrobes, hair dryer. On deck there are easy access swim ladders & outdoor shower. ACTIVITIES ON BOARD Snorkel and water-ski equipment for all ages, 1 windsurf board, 2 kayaks, flotation devices, and fishing equipment. Television with DVD player, CD player with iPod connection, speakers below and on deck, backgammon, chess, playing cards and yoga mats. WI-FI & SMART PHONES Cell phone coverage and free WiFi connection for up to 15 GB is available on board. Over and above that, the rental price for an external modem, which we can arrange, costs approximately 50 Euro per week. AIR CONDITIONING Air conditioning may run continuously in Turkish ports. Greek ports do not provide enough voltage necessary for air conditioning so generators are used until midnight. (Harbor regulations forbid generator noise after this time.) For safety reasons, even if the yacht is completely isolated in a cove, the generator cannot be left on for 24 continuous hours, as the engine room must be manned while the generator is in use. SAFETY Life vests for children and adults are stowed under the cabin beds for easy access. Fire extinguishers are located in the lounge, engine room, and kitchen. A fire escape is situated in the yacht's front hallway. The first aid kit is stored in the lounge.

Itinerary



Day 1 - DAY 1 - SATURDAY - GÖCEK
Take a transfer to the charming marina resort of Göcek and board your luxurious sailing yacht in the afternoon. Your captain and crew will be waiting for you on board. Spend the first night on board in a bay close by if arrive before dinner time.
Day 2 - DAY 2 - SUNDAY - AGA LIMANI
Sail early morning to the Bay of Agi Liman, the ancient Lydae. An uphill hike leads you to an awesome view and Byzantine ruins. The ancient Lydae requires a 30 minute uphill hike, and is off the beaten path and rarely visited. Lydae features among other: tombs, a basilica, protective walls, cisterns, Corinthian column parts, and inscribed pedestals from the Roman and Byzantine periods as well as a vaulted Carian rock tomb in two levels dating from the 5th or 4th century BC. Cleopatra was here, as well, pausing in 46 BC to beach her galleys and rest her oarsmen while en route to Rome at age 23 to plead Egypt’s case before the Senate. There are two beaches in Agia Liman, one is shades from the sun and flowered and that the other holds the ancient road to Lydae.
Day 3 - DAY 3 - MONDAY - EKINCIK & DALYAN
Cruise to the remote Bay of Ekincik to visit Dalyan, a fishing village located on the Calbis River. The sandy Istuzu Beach is now the last breeding ground for the pre-historic Loggerhead turtle. (optional): A trip by fishing boat takes you past the remarkable river scenery, once the backdrop for the film ‘The African Queen’, to the aweinspiring cliff tombs and ancient city of the Caunians. One of the most beautiful features of the site is the rock tombs sculpted in the form of the porticoes of small Ionic temples. These are among the most splendid examples of Lycian type funerary architecture in Turkey, although the builders were Carians. The original occupants of the tombs are obscure but are assumed to have been Caunian noblemen and rulers; in most cases they were vacated and reused in Roman times. The largest one is unfinished, providing a curious glimpse of the method of construction. The prosperity of Caunos was threatened by the silting of the harbor after which the city was eventually abandoned. The Mediterranean, which once surrounded the hill on which archaeological site stands, has now retreated 5 km. to the south, pushed back by silt from the Dalyan River. The marsh which formed appears to have already been a problem for the harbor activities in Strabon times. The border between the sea and the internal marsh is a long narrow beach called ‘Turtle’s Beach’. This beach is one of the few remaining locations in the Mediterranean Sea that has the right conditions for the Giant Loggerhead Turtle (Caretta Caretta) to reproduce. The Giant Loggerhead Turtles have used this beach as a laying ground since time immemorial, especially in June. The females lay their eggs by night in the soft sand, in clutches of about 100. Since the early 90’s the beach is closed to the public from 8 pm to 8 am to protect them. The beach is open during the day but swimmers and sunbathers are asked to exercise special care.
Day 4 - DAY 4 - TUESDAY - BOZUKKALE & BOZBURUN & BENCIK
Cruise early morning to the Bay of Serce, a striking natural setting featuring some interesting Byzantine ruins. Later depart for 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 ancient citadel 350 meters long and 30 meters wide. In ancient times it was known as the city of Loryma and throughout history this port was used by the Greek navy forces during Peloponnese Sea. The Colossus, at nearby Rhodes, was built to celebrate the defeat of Antigonus’ invasion force in 305 B.C. It was in Bozukkale Bay that the invasion fleet was assembled. Hike up to the ruins for some spectacular views of the Greek Islands of Simi and Rhodes. Afternoon cruising to Bozburun, a quiet little fishing village. It is used to be the center of sponge diving along the Turkish coast, but nowadays locals here earn their living in a much less dangerous way by building the typical broad-beamed wooden gulets. Bencik Bay resembles a miniature fjord. The inlet extends inland about 1.5 nautical miles and has steep wooded slopes on either side. Bencik is located at the narrowest part of the peninsula that divides the Hisaronu Gulf from the Gokova Gulf.
Day 5 - DAY 5 - WEDNESDAY - SELIMIYE & DATCA
Cruise into the wide Bay of Selimiye, one of the safest natural harbors in the Gulf of Hisarönü. Surrounded by magnificent scenery and largely unspoiled, Selimiye village seems as though it was frozen in time. (optional): There is another exceptional restaurant called Sardunya, which serves delicious starters using organic vegetables and herbs. Afternoon set sail to picturesque resort of Datça. Enjoy a stroll through town, which offers some lovely shopping and cafés. Renowned for its natural beauty and climate, this town provides a window into the life of rural Turkey of 50 to 100 years ago. Village life is still based on agriculture, fishing, and the building of the gulet (the traditional 2-masted Turkish wooden sailing vessel). Pine, oak, and myrtle filled mountains plunge down to a serene beach and two natural harbors.. Early afternoon moor in the idyllic Bay of Mesudiye.
Day 6 - DAY 6 - THURSDAY - KNIDOS & MERSINCIK
This morning sail north to the site of Knidos, the border between Mediterranean and Aegean seas, where these two waters mix. (optional):Tour the excavations of Knidos, famous in antiquity for the cult of Aphrodite started there. Situated at the end of the Datca peninsula, this Dorian city was built on terraces rising to the acropolis. Straddling the peninsula, it had a harbor on either side, and flourished during the Archaic, Classical, Hellenistic and Roman periods. The site was excavated in 1857 by C. T. Newton and from 1967 by Iris Love. Famous as a center of art and culture in the fourth century BC,Knidos was established at the same time that Halicarnassus was, as one of the six Dorian colonies in Asia Minor. It seems to have kept a purer Greek character, no doubt because it set its sights seaward and had little contact with the interior. Around 360 BC, the city was rebuilt at the windblown tip of the peninsula, banking on the fact that a good harbor at the outer corner of Asia Minor would become a popular calling-port for ships on the Aegean - East Mediterranean transit routes. The rocky island facing the shore at the new site was joined to the mainland with a causeway, creating two deep harbors on either side of the isthmus: one on the Aegean and the other on the Mediterranean. The island section held the residential quarters, a series of colonnaded walkways rose in tiers on the land side. Two large theaters, an Odeon and three temples completed what must have been a striking ensemble in the midst of a desolate crag. The remains of a cir- cular temple dedicated to the goddess of love Aphrodite overlook remains of the two harbors: the arcaded way was built of white marble heart - shaped columns. The legendary Aphrodite of Praxiteles statue, reputedly one of the most beautiful sculptures of the antiquity, once graced this temple. The city was renowned as one of the most beautiful in ancient Greece. Afterwards sail to Mersincik, the in the Gulf of Gokova. Mersincik is ringed with high mountains and woods. Its clear waters and seclusion make it a favorite spot for spending the night.
Day 7 - DAY 7 - FRIDAY - KISEBUKU BAY
This morning cross the Gulf of Gokova to the pine-clad Bay of Kisebükü. Take advantage of the calm morning hours, sailing smoothly along the Gokova shores. Opt for a stop at Orak Island. Late afternoon come into the Bodrum harbor, enjoy the city for today and overnight in harbour. Bodrum: Year round balmy temperatures, international marinas, elegant boutiques, chic cafés and nightclubs, and a variety of delightful dining experiences attract many to the vibrant Bodrum harbor. The 15th century Crusader castle, the world class Museum of Underwater Archaeology, and the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus, one of Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, bring an important historical dimension to this picturesque city.
Day 8 - DAY 8 - SATURDAY
Depart after breakfast for Bodrum airport and flight back to Istanbul, or transfer to your next destination.
Day 9 - Please Note:
Itineraries are subject to change.

Trip Dates

StartEndPrice FromRoom Type
31-05-202507-06-2025EUR €1,499Family Cabin (only On Flas VII)
31-05-202507-06-2025EUR €1,707Classic Twin Or Double Cabin
31-05-202507-06-2025EUR €2,562Master Cabin
31-05-202507-06-2025EUR €2,988Classic Cabin For Single Use
31-05-202507-06-2025EUR €3,072Grand Master Cabin (only On Flas VII)
31-05-202507-06-2025EUR €4,484Master Cabin For Single Use
31-05-202507-06-2025EUR €5,371Grand Master Cabin (only On Flas VII) For Single Use
06-09-202513-09-2025EUR €2,988Classic Cabin For Single Use
06-09-202513-09-2025EUR €3,072Grand Master Cabin (only On Flas VII)
06-09-202513-09-2025EUR €4,484Master Cabin For Single Use
06-09-202513-09-2025EUR €5,371Grand Master Cabin (only On Flas VII) For Single Use
06-09-202513-09-2025EUR €1,499Family Cabin (only On Flas VII)
06-09-202513-09-2025EUR €1,707Classic Twin Or Double Cabin
06-09-202513-09-2025EUR €2,562Master Cabin

Inclusions

    • Göcek Aga Limani Ekincik Dalyan Bozukkalebozburun Selimiye Bencik Datca Knidos Bodrum
    • BODRUM

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