We begin boarding our Gulet in Bodrum at 15:30 pm. Relax at the pre-cruise information session. Enjoy an onboard dinner while meeting the other passengers.

Overnight: Bodrum Harbour (Gulet Cabin)

After breakfast, we sail to Orak Island for lunch and then cruise to our overnight stop at Cokertme, a small and picturesque fishing town. On first glance you may not be impressed by Cokertme, but the closer you sail the more attractive you will realise this bay is. The hills that surround the bay are covered in pine trees and dotted with olive groves, then as you come closer you will see the shore has little local restaurants dotted along the coast line.Undoubtedly you will find fellow sailors at Cokertme, enjoying tasty local food and wine. You also may be lucky enough to enjoy some local Turkish music while dinning in the bay as well; it’s a great way to end an evening.

Overnight: Cokertme (Gulet Cabin)

Early start as we cruise for Yedi Adalar (Seven Islands). Spend the day amid beautiful island panorama before arriving in Küfre.
Overnight Küfre Bay (Gulet Cabin)

After breakfast we set off for Longoz. Overnight in Karacasogut village, just 25km away from Marmaris. The bights on north and south by the Global Sailing Academy are attractive anchorages. The settings are beautiful. The shores on the east are open to westerlies, they are fairweather anchorages. The jetty by the village side has berthing capacity up to 50 boats. Village administration manages the jetty. Water, electricity and wireless connection are available. No moorings. The water here is well known for its purity. A nice fountain is built in the place of village where Ottoman Naval Commander Piri Reis has got his water.

Overnight: Karaca Söğüt (Gulet Cabin)

From Marmaris the yacht sails to Sedri Adasi (Cleopatra Island). It is said that it was once the meeting place of Queen Cleopatra and her lover Mark Anthony. Cleopatra is said to have ordered pure white sand to be brought to the island from Egypt to create her own secret paradise. Because of this, the sandy area of the beach is sectioned off with rope because the sand there is protected by law and you’re not allowed to take it with you or even lay your towel on it incase some of the sand sticks to your towel We spend the afternoon sailing to English port for our overnight stop.

Overnight: English Harbour (Gulet Cabin)

Today we cruise to Kargili Bay for lunch. This afternoon, we sail to Kisebuku for our night stop. There is plenty of time for those feeling more energetic to swim shore where you can find ancient Byzantian ruins to explore. Or you may choose to just stay behind, relax on deck and swim in the beautiful waters.

Overnight Kisebuku (Alakisla Buku).

Early morning sail to Pabucburnu. After lunch in Yaliciftlik Bay, we sail back to Bodrum for our final night on the yacht. Bodrum City, a thriving metropolis of holiday-makers, bustling markets and a vibrant nightlife, is just 30 minutes from Yaliciftlik, ideal for a day trip and not to be missed while on holiday in the Bodrum district. Visit Bodrum Castle and the famous Mausoleum of Halicarnassus, one of the Seven Woders of the Ancient World.

Overnight: Bodrum Harbour (Gulet Cabin)

After breakfast, we disembark at approximately 10:30 am