Gulf of Bodrum > Fethiye (10 days)
| 1.Day: Bodrum (Ancient Halikarnassus) at one time was the Capital of Caria. Embarking, overnight. 2.Day: Cruise to Cnidus one of the six cities of Dorian Hexapolis to see ancient theatres& Temples. Cruising to Datca , a very cosmopolitan fishing village. Overnight. 3.Day: Datca to Bozukkale, visit the ancient castle of Loryma, overnight. 4.Day: Bozukkale to Marmaris (Ancient Physkos) one of the yachting Centers. 5.Day: Marmaris to Ekincik, visit the ancient city of Caunos and Dalyan the home of Loggerdhead Turtles. 6.Day: Cruising to Oludeniz, overnight in Gemiler Island, where on the sloops there are extensive ruins of what must be sizeable Byzantine Community. Day 7,8: Cruising to numerous bays and islands in Gulf of Fethiye (Tersane, Cleopatra island, Manastir, Sunken Bath). Day 9: To Gocek, overnight. Day 10: Gocek to Fethiye, overnight. Day 11: Disemberkation after breakfast. |
David Bennett
Canada
27.05.2009
bennettd[at]ualberta.ca
Just a quick note to say that all of us very much enjoyed the cruise. Both the crew and the boat were excellent and the itinerary great. We look forward to taking another cruise with Boating Turkey.
Andrew Ball
Australia
balla[at]who.int
We had a great week on our gulet. Captain Kamuran did everything he could to make sure we had a great time. The food was great also. Thanks for eveything.
Dugald Morrow
Australia
dugald[at]@iconic.com.au
What a great vacation we had! Our sailing journey along the turquoise coast was magnificent. From the very beginning when our flights were delayed and then changed, we were supported by Boating Turkey to ensure our safe and timely arrival to Bodrum for our sailing adventure. Our yacht was waiting for us in pristine condition and met all our expectations and more (air conditioning). While sailing, we were provided with text messages if there were to be any sailing conditions that we should be aware of. We felt informed and confident so that we could enjoy our sailing and touring. We appreciated the initial charting discussions which gave us insight into harbors and islands that we might otherwise have missed, and these often became our favorite sailing destinations. We realize that we saw a very little of the Turkish coast and we look forward to the day when we can sail again with Boating Turkey. Keep up the good work and we look forward to sailing with you again.
Allison and Euan Thomson
USA
ajonesthomson[at]aol.com
