BODRUM – GÖKOVA GULF – BODRUM

Weekly Tour

Day 1: Bodrum

On the first day, with the boarding process starting at 15:00 from Bodrum Port, our gulet will leave Bodrum port and spend the night in a bay close to Bodrum. The history of Bodrum dates back to B.C. It dates back to the 12th century. The city was called 'Halicarnassus' and is the birthplace of Herodotus, known as the 'Father of Historian', who lived in the 5th century. In this city, there is the 'Mausoleum' of King Mausolus (350 BC), one of the Seven Wonders of the World. The Amphitheater, which is the only structure from the Classical Period that has survived to the present day, is one of the oldest theaters in Anatolia with a capacity of 13,000 spectators and still hosts many shows and concerts for art lovers in Bodrum. One of the first places you should visit when you arrive in Bodrum is 'St. Peter's Castle', one of the symbols of the city. It is one of the best preserved buildings with a history dating back to the Middle Ages. The 'Myndos Gate', through which Alexander the Great entered Halicarnassus, is another important point to see.

Day 2: Orak Island – Çökertme

Day 3: Seven Islands – Küfre – Uzun Liman
Before breakfast, we will sail towards the Seven Islands. Another beautiful day will greet you in the Seven Islands Region. It is recommended to dive, swim, rest and sleep in the area full of many small islands and coral reefs. Our guests can walk in the forests surrounded by pine trees. Our first stop in the Seven Islands Region will be Küfre Bay. We will anchor in Uzun Port for dinner and accommodation.

Day 4: Tuzla – Löngöz – English Harbor
We will anchor in Tuzla Bay to enjoy swimming in the turquoise blue waters. Morning swimming will become a routine of your daily activities. For lunch, our captain will sail to Longoz Bay and reach this region, which is another paradise, a shelter surrounded by giant pine forests. After lunch, you can take a short walk in the forest and relax in Ali Baba's local tent-style cafe. Then we will sail to English Harbor for dinner and accommodation. The name English Harbor comes from the times when ships of the British Navy anchored here during World War II. There are many small and large bays in this region that are sufficiently sheltered and suitable for anchoring boats.

Day 5: Cleopatra Island – Karacasöğüt
We are heading towards Sedir (Kedrae) island. This unique island, with its small beach and incredibly clear water, resembles an open-air museum. The city walls, ruins from the Dorians' government (later restored as a church); You can see the amphitheater with a capacity of 1500 people and the domed historical buildings. You can wander around columns or ancient stones decorated with ancient inscriptions. Cleopatra beach on this island has a special type of sand that can only be found in the deserts of North Africa. According to legend, King Antony brought it from Egypt by sea for Cleopatra. Then the boat will move towards Karacasöğüt village to anchor for dinner and spend the night. This beautiful village is 25 km away from Marmaris. Transportation from here to Marmaris can be provided by 'dolmus' buses. We will have optional tours for those who want to explore Marmaris or Dalyan-Caunos.

Day 6: Kargılı Bay – Kisebükü (Alakıçla Bükü)
We head towards Kargılı Bay early in the morning. After lunch, we will anchor in Kisebükü (Alakıçla). Here you will see the ruins of the Byzantines. We will spend the night in this beautiful bay.

Day 7: PabuçBurnu-Yalıçiftlik-Bodrum
After breakfast, we will sail towards Pabuç Burnu. We will anchor in Yalıçiftlik Bay for lunch. Then the boat will return to Bodrum Port for dinner and accommodation on the last day. (Private groups will have the opportunity to spend their last night in a bay close to Bodrum and return to Bodrum port early in the morning of the 8th day).

Day 8: Bodrum

After breakfast, we will leave the boat at 10:00.

Bodrum Gökova Bodrum Weekly Tour