Turkish Delight - 8 Days

Welcome to your gulet, your home for the following 7 nights, please note that embarkation begins at 3:30pm.





Bodrum is a popular resort town with both foreign tourists and Istanbul – based weekenders. Its appeal mostly lies in its as yet undiscovered beauty by the masses yet this is changing with wealthy yacht owners mooring here on the way to far flung places and more tourists coming due to other areas such as Marmaris and Kusadasi becoming overcrowded. There are many watersport activities to take part in or perhaps an exploration of the incredible Castle of St Peter, built in 1406 by the Knights of St John to replace the fortress at Smyrna that had been destroyed by the Mongols. The castle is now home to the Museum of Underwater Archaeology and is well worth the visit.

Bodrum - Cokertme. After a leisurely start this morning the crew will set course for our first stop, Orak Island. This uninhabited island is surrounded by crystal clear blue waters and you'll have plenty of time to swim in this idyllic environment.





After lunch continue onwards to the bay of Cokertme which will be our final stop of the day where you can relax enjoying the view of this delightful fishing village which is surrounded by pine trees and olive groves.

Cokertme - Seven Islands - Ayinda Bay. Early this morning before breakfast we cruise to the Seven Islands with our first stop here will be Kufre Bay. Afterwards your boat meanders its way to Uzun Liman (Long Harbour) where you might want to take a swim or relax with a book.





Later continue to the beautiful Ayinda Bay where we anchor for the night and enjoy dinner on board.

Ayinda Bay - Cleopatra Island - Karacasogut. Today we head for Cleopatra (Sedir) Island, famed for it's elegant white sand beaches and Byzantine ruins. It's believed that Cleopatra and Antonius used to swim here, whilst the sand is said to have been brought to this part of Turkey from Egypt. After some time to explore the beach and the surrounding area we'll set sail for Karacasogut where we will anchor overnight.

Karacasogut- Longoz - Tuzla bay. Why not enjoy a refreshing morning swim before your boat meanders its way to Longoz Bay, a stunning spot, surrounded by pine trees where we will enjoy a delicious lunch. From here we sail towards Tuzla Bay where we will anchor for the evening, with rugged coastline and calm blue waters, it's a perfect place to unwind and breath in the serenity.

Tuzla bay - Karagili - Kisebuku. Early this morning we sail to the picturesque Kargili Bay. After lunch we continue to Kisebuku, our anchor spot for the night. A deserted beach awaits us, with ruins dotted along the shore. Feel free to explore the area or simply relax on board, but be sure to return to the boat for dinner.

Kisebuku - Bodrum. Our final day of sailing takes to Pabucburnu before we head back to the bustling port of Bodrum. There will be an optional tour for those that wish to visit the nearby village to gain an insight in to the local life and culture.





Arriving back into Bodrum Port this afternoon, enjoy a final farewell dinner on board.

Bodrum. After breakfast tour arrangements draw to a close and you'll disembark the boat at 10.30am. If you need an onward transfer to the airport this can be arranged at the time of booking. We hope you have enjoyed your adventure through Turkey and Greece.