Bodrum Departure – Marmaris Arrival (One Way)

Day 1 – Bodrum

Your Blue Cruise adventure begins with boarding your yacht and meeting your captain and crew, accompanied by a special “Welcome Cocktail” to introduce the itinerary. Dinner and overnight stay at Bodrum Harbor.

Bodrum, an ideal starting point for journeys along Turkey’s picturesque Aegean coast, is celebrated as one of Europe’s top sailing destinations. Renowned for its crystal-clear waters, abundant sunshine, vivid blue skies, and warm hospitality, Bodrum offers excellent anchoring areas, making it a favorite among sailing enthusiasts. Its untouched villages and natural landscapes further enrich your experience.

Historically known as “Caria – Halicarnassus,” Bodrum is famed for the Mausoleum of Mausolus, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. The 15th-century Bodrum Castle, built by the Crusaders, is another must-visit landmark, hosting numerous cultural festivals annually. The Castle’s Museum of Underwater Archaeology is also highly recommended.

Day 2 – Palamutbükü, İnce Burun

Palamutbükü, known for the finest beaches on the Datça Peninsula, captivates visitors with its extraordinary natural beauty. Situated at the tip of Datça Peninsula, Palamutbükü symbolizes tranquility and happiness, offering crystal-clear waters and genuine hospitality from locals. Dinner and overnight stay at İnce Burun.

Day 3 – Aktur Bay, Bencik Bay

Aktur Bay, enveloped by lush pine forests and rich in oxygen, has been honored as “Turkey’s Most Beautiful Bay.” Comprising two parts, Datça and Kurucabük, it is a bustling tourist hotspot.

Bencik Bay, accessible through a narrow entrance, offers unparalleled scenic beauty, uniquely situated between the Hisarönü and Gökova Gulfs. Dinner and overnight stay in Bencik Bay.

Day 4 – Emel Sayın Bay, Orhaniye Bay, Selimiye Bay

After breakfast, anchor at Emel Sayın Bay, named after the famous Turkish classical singer, renowned for its pine-fragrant atmosphere and crystal-clear waters.

Lunch at Orhaniye Bay, popular among sea lovers for its deep blue waters and the famous Kızkumu Beach. Its pristine waters and convenient depths attract yachts of all sizes.

Final destination of the day is Selimiye Bay for dinner and overnight stay. Known historically as “Hydas,” this bay offers breathtaking sunset views and rich archaeological heritage. Ancient ruins, including a watchtower, lighthouse, monastery, and theater, draw many visitors. Fresh seafood, vegetables, fruits, almonds, olives, and aromatic thyme complement the area’s serene and revitalizing atmosphere.

Day 5 – Dirsekbükü, Bozburun

Dirsekbükü, located between Bodrum and Marmaris, is an ideal resting point in the Aegean Sea, featuring many sheltered coves for relaxation and rejuvenation.

Bozburun, famed for its sponge diving and gulet yacht construction industries, attracts numerous global tourists thanks to its skilled craftsmen and high-quality timber. Dinner and overnight stay in Bozburun.

Day 6 – Bozukkale (Loryma), Serçe Bay

Bozukkale, with its historic fortress walls dating back to the 10th century BC, served strategically in ancient naval conflicts. The harbor historically provided refuge to British naval ships and currently serves as a boatyard.

The journey continues to Serçe Bay, known for its sheltered structure and historical artifacts exhibited at the Bodrum Museum of Underwater Archaeology. Dinner and overnight stay at Serçe Bay.

Day 7 – Arap Island, Kadırga Bay, Marmaris

After breakfast, enjoy a swimming break at Arap Island, followed by lunch at Kadırga Bay, a favorite swimming spot for boats traveling from Marmaris. Later, head to Marmaris for dinner and overnight stay.

Day 8 – Marmaris

After breakfast, your Blue Cruise concludes at 10:30 AM in Marmaris.