7-Nights Yacht Cruise From Bodrum Along Turquoise Coast and Greek Isle Simi
Bodrum, Turkey
Trip Type: Multi-day Cruises
Duration: 7 days
7 Day Luxury Yacht Cruise along Turkey's Turquoise Cost and Greek Isle Simi starting from Bodrum and ending at bodrum harbor.
More About This Activity All Multi-day Cruises →
7 Day Luxury Yacht Cruise along Turkey's Turquoise Cost and Greek Isle Simi starting from Bodrum and ending at bodrum harbor.DAY 1 Upon arrival at Bodrum Airport Transfer to historic Bodrum harbor and board your luxurious sailing yacht. Spend the first night on board in the Bodrum harbor or a bay close by.
DAY 2 Depart Bodrum, sailing across the Gulf of Gokova to the site of Knidos. Here is the border between Mediterranean and Aegean seas, where this two waters mix. About Knidos; it is famous in antiquity for the cult of Aphrodite started there. Early evening moor near the idyllic Bay of Kargı.
DAY 3 Early morning set sail to picturesque resort of Datça. Enjoy a brief stroll through town, offering limited shopping and café possibilities. 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). Set sail for the tiny Greek Island of Simi. The scenic natural landscape consists of jagged coastline with sheer cliffs, narrow fjords, private coves and high mountains. Ever since the classical times, Simi flourished due to the success of it sponge-diving and boat-building industries, launching up to 500 ships a year. It became the third richest island of the Dodecanese.
DAY 4 Depart the Simi harbor and cruise to the island’s western side to the peaceful setting of the Panormitis Monastery of the Archangel Michael, with its Byzantine frescos. Enjoy a swim break at the Bay of St. George, before returning to the Turkish coastline. Sail to the resort of Datca for re-entering Turkey and afterwards sail into the Gulf of Hisaronu has a mountainous coastline that offers a choice of stunning anchorages, secluded coves and tranquil fishing villages.
DAY 5 After breakfast 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. Cruise north to Ciftlik Bay, a hidden cove with a small sandy beach, half way up the Datca peninsula.
DAY 6 Cruise to Palamut Bükü, the most western anchorage in the Gulf of Hisaronu. It is well known for its sparkling clean sea, fresh fish, and delicious big almonds which are produced locally. Afterwards sail to Mersincik, a favorite spot for spending the night.
DAY 7 This morning cross the Gulf of Gokova to the pine-clad Bay of Kesibükü. Take advantage of the calm morning hours, sailing smoothly along the Gokova shores. Late afternoon come into the Bodrum harbor for night.
DAY 8 After breakfast transfer to Bodrum airport
DAY 2 Depart Bodrum, sailing across the Gulf of Gokova to the site of Knidos. Here is the border between Mediterranean and Aegean seas, where this two waters mix. About Knidos; it is famous in antiquity for the cult of Aphrodite started there. Early evening moor near the idyllic Bay of Kargı.
DAY 3 Early morning set sail to picturesque resort of Datça. Enjoy a brief stroll through town, offering limited shopping and café possibilities. 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). Set sail for the tiny Greek Island of Simi. The scenic natural landscape consists of jagged coastline with sheer cliffs, narrow fjords, private coves and high mountains. Ever since the classical times, Simi flourished due to the success of it sponge-diving and boat-building industries, launching up to 500 ships a year. It became the third richest island of the Dodecanese.
DAY 4 Depart the Simi harbor and cruise to the island’s western side to the peaceful setting of the Panormitis Monastery of the Archangel Michael, with its Byzantine frescos. Enjoy a swim break at the Bay of St. George, before returning to the Turkish coastline. Sail to the resort of Datca for re-entering Turkey and afterwards sail into the Gulf of Hisaronu has a mountainous coastline that offers a choice of stunning anchorages, secluded coves and tranquil fishing villages.
DAY 5 After breakfast 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. Cruise north to Ciftlik Bay, a hidden cove with a small sandy beach, half way up the Datca peninsula.
DAY 6 Cruise to Palamut Bükü, the most western anchorage in the Gulf of Hisaronu. It is well known for its sparkling clean sea, fresh fish, and delicious big almonds which are produced locally. Afterwards sail to Mersincik, a favorite spot for spending the night.
DAY 7 This morning cross the Gulf of Gokova to the pine-clad Bay of Kesibükü. Take advantage of the calm morning hours, sailing smoothly along the Gokova shores. Late afternoon come into the Bodrum harbor for night.
DAY 8 After breakfast transfer to Bodrum airport
« Go Back