A yachting tour of the Gulf of Gokova starts in Bodrum. The Gulf itself can provide you with enough sites and bays for a whole week or even more. The translucent and deep waters of the Gulf on the southern shore of the Bodrum Peninsula vary from the darkest blue to the palest turquoise, and the coastline is thickly wooded with every hue of green. In the evening, the sea reflects the mountains silhouetted against the setting sun, while at night it shimmers with phosphorescence.
Sunset at Bodrum dock		Day 1 Board the Gundoğan in Bodrum. You will have the evening to explore the many shops and restaurants that have made Bodrum one of the world's best vacation destinations. You may choose to dine in Bodrum or have our chef prepare your meals on the yacht. The exciting night life of Bodrum, with its countless bars and stores open till midnight will surely provide your evening's entertainment. Don't miss the Turkish Bath, Underwater Museum, St. John's Castle and the Windmills - you can walk to it all. Did you know that one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World  is in Bodrum? The Mausoleum of  Halicarnassus is 3 blocks up the hill from the marina! Overnight at Bodrum Marina. Click here for more information on Bodrum.
Knidos, home of Aphrodite		Day 2 You will depart early in the morning for Knidos, an ancient Carian city to visit the remains of an amphitheater, acropolis and temple, which housed the famous statue of Aphrodite. Knidos was founded by the Dorian Greeks in the 7th century BC. Located on a windswept headland, the city had one harbor on the Aegean and another on the Mediterranean and was strategically located on shipping routes between Egypt, Rhodes, Ephesus, the Greek homeland and other cities around the Mediterranean. Since the winds change as you round the peninsula, ships were obliged to wait for good winds before continuing their journey. A temple to Aphrodite was built here, which contained a spectacular 4th century statue of the goddess. Dinner and overnight in Mersincik.
Seven Islands with its Incredible Views		Day 3 After breakfast, we will enter the protected Bay of Gokova in Mersincik, a bay is surrounded by forests, you will travel leisurely to Cati Lagoon for lunch. The afternoon is yours to visit the beauties of this region. Dinner and overnight in Cati Lagoon. Day 4 After breakfast cruise to a group of seven islands, hence their Turkish name Yedi Adalar (Seven Islands). Lunch in Seven Islands. Swimming, surfing and snorkeling in Kufre. Dinner and overnight in Kufre.
Crysal Clear Water of Cleopatra Beach		Day 5 After breakfast cruise to Sedir Island where it is told that Antonius brought golden sand on this beach for Cleopatra. Popularly known as Cleopatra’s Island, this is the site of ancient Cedreae. This island boasts an incredible beach with fine sand composed of fossils and a magnificent view of the Kiran Mountains across the bay. It is one of the most enjoyable sites to visit, the ruins of Cedreae whilst of a modest size are overrun with shrubbery and olive trees set in the gentle protected waters and offering a selection of breathtaking views. Many a guide book suggests that you take your evening cocktail to the theater at sunset to experience an atmosphere not found in many places, not everyone takes the advice so don’t worry about it being too crowded. You will anchor in Dinner and overnight in Sogut.
Quiet coves of Gekova Bay		Day 6 After a quiet breakfast in Sogut, our Captain will follow the Bay of Gekova through small inlets and coves where you can swim and enjoy the crystal turquoise waters. Lunch in another quite cove and anchor in English Harbor, the hidden bay where English WW l British Torpedo Boats are said to have taken refuge. Dinner and overnight in English Harbor. Day 7 Breakfast in Kerme Bay. Taking a swim in its crystal-clear waters is a special delight. Lunch in Karaada famous for its hot springs and known in ancient times as Arkanessos. Back to Bodrum. Fly out of Bodrum Airport.

These itineraries have been designed to provide the best Blue Voyage possible. However, the itineraries are flexible and can be adjusted for special requests you may have or to allow for sudden weather conditions and crowds. At certain times of the year, your captain may find it necessary to move to an alternative mooring to avoid overly popular bays.