Gulf of Bodrum > Antalya (14 days)
| Day 1: Arrival & overnight in the Bodrum harbour. Day 2: Cruise to Cnidus harbour to see its many ancient theatres and temples. Overnight at Palamut bay. Day 3: Cruise from Palamut to Bozukkale (The antique Loryma). Swimming, snorkelling and overnight in the bay of Bozukkale with its Roman fortress. Day 4: Bozukkale to Marmaris. Sail to the bay of Cennet for a swim and in the afternoon depart for Marmaris where you can explore the old and the marina. Day 5: Marmaris to Ekincik. Fabulous coastline. Optional excursion to the ancient city of Caunos & to Dalyan, home of the Loggerhead Turtle. Day 6: Ekincik to Cleopatra'S Island. Cruise throught the unspolit. Gulf of Fethiye. Visit to Cleopatra's bay & overnight. Day 7: From Cleopatra's bay to Oludeniz. To bath in crystal-clear waters (conservation zone) before sailing to Gemiler Island. Day 8: Oludeniz to Kalkan. A long to attractive harbour town of Kalkan, with its pleasant waterfront bars & restaurants. If required Patara, Letoon and Xanthos canbe visited. Day 9: Kalkan to Kas. Cruise to charming Kas. Visit the rock tombs and the Hellenistic theatre. Day 10: Kas to Kekova. Sail to Kekova and the Karakol Island's calm & peaceful waters. Explore the castles before an overnight stay in Ucagiz. Day 11: Kekova to Finike. Ancient Phoenicus. A small commercial harbour lying in the corner of the Gulf of Finike. Overnight. Day 12: Finike to Porto Genovese. The deserted bay is magnificent to bath in crystal clear waters. Overnight. Day 13: Porto Genovese to Kemer - Antalya. Phaselis can be visited on the route. Antalya modern & big city is situated at the head of the large Gulf of the same name. Day 14: Disembarkation. |
We had a great time on the “Asensena” again on the summer 2013 . The meals were deliscious and rich, the captain and crew very friendly and helpful all the time,and the Gulet was luxery and clean.
Me and my friends are very satisfied about this trip and we like to say thank you for the perfect organisation.
We keep in touch Necmi, let's say until next year, i'll send you a mail in the early spring.
Jean Pierre Van Daele and his friends
Belgium
jeanpierresax[at]hotmail.be
Necmi Artar, the tour manager, was a pleasure to work with. Together, we mapped out several destinations to sail to in the Gulf of Bodrum. Necmi was always a pleasure to work with. Every time I emailed him he replied immediately. I found this comforting and never felt the need to speak with Necmi by phone, or worried that some part of the trip would fall through the cracks. He answered every question I had with virtual smile on his face.
The gulet we were on was immaculate, and very spacious. We never felt overcrowded. The crew were very accommodating. In fact, part way through the trip we decided that we wanted to spend some evenings in ports that had entertainment. The captain of the ship fully accommodated our request by turning the boat around and sailing in the other direction towards Greece. We were on the sea during the day and in some fantastic ports by night.
Lastly, the food was fresh and very tasty. I would certainly recommend Boating Turkey to anyone who asks me about renting a private yacht in Turkey or Greece.
Glendene Wolf
Los Angeles
gwolf[at]nazent.com
Marilia Aguiar França
rua Mem de Sa 230
Araçatuba - SP- Brazil
mariliafr[at]hotmail.com
we just arrived home after a visit to Istanbul. We had a great trip on the gulet great boat, great crew, and fine food. Thanks for all your help in setting everything up and responding to all our queries. We'll do it again one of these days.
Paul Gerhardt
U.S.A
saltysailor22[at]yahoo.com
