Bodrum - Hisaronu - Bodrum - Türkiye Gulet Cruise

Bodrum is a vibrant coastal city where history meets natural beauty. With tranquil bays, lively marinas, and exquisite local cuisine, it’s an ideal starting point for your luxury yacht adventure.

Boarding begins at 4 PM, allowing time to explore Bodrum’s highlights, such as the ancient amphitheater and the Castle of Saint Peter, home to the world’s largest underwater archaeology museum. After a delightful first evening onboard, enjoying a gourmet dinner prepared by our crew, we will set sail for a peaceful overnight stay in the scenic bays of Kara Ada or Orak. The nearest airport, Milas-Bodrum Airport, is conveniently located about 35 kilometers away, ensuring easy access for travelers.

Following breakfast, we will set sail for Palamutbuku Bay, enjoying breathtaking views of the Turquoise Coast and refreshing swim stops along the way. In the afternoon, we will anchor at İnceburun for the night, where you can witness a stunning sunset over the horizon.

After breakfast, we will cruise to Aktur Bay, where you can swim in the turquoise waters and relax on its sandy beach before enjoying a luxurious lunch onboard. In the afternoon, we’ll sail to Bencik Bay, nestled at the narrowest point of the peninsula between the Hisaronu and Gokova Gulfs. Enjoy the serenity of this secluded bay as we prepare an elegant dinner and settle in for the night.

In the morning, we anchor at Emel Sayin Bay for a relaxing swim stop. Lunch will be served in Orhaniye, home to the fascinating tidal formation Kiz Kumu (Maiden’s Beach), where you can walk on the sea along a natural sand path. In the evening, we drop anchor at Selimiye, a charming seaside village known for its authentic ambiance, stunning sea views, and gourmet waterfront dining.

After a leisurely breakfast and a refreshing swim, we cruise to Dirsekbuku, a secluded bay with stunning blue waters, perfect for swimming and unwinding. In the late afternoon, we set sail for Bozburun, a picturesque fishing village renowned for its lush landscapes and serene atmosphere.

Today, we head to Datca, a historic town founded by the Dorians in the 7th century BC. With its low humidity and refreshing breeze, Datca offers a pleasant atmosphere. You can explore the town on foot or take a local dolmus to Eski Datca, the beautifully restored old town, known for its charming stone-paved streets, cozy cafes, artisan boutiques, and excellent restaurants.

Later, we cruise to Cnidus, an ancient city with stunning archaeological ruins overlooking the sea. Enjoy a walk along the shore and immerse yourself in the history of this remarkable site. We will have a delightful dinner here and stay overnight in this historic bay.

Early in the morning, we will cruise to Kara Ada (Black Island) for a refreshing swim before heading to Poyraz Bay for breakfast. Located on the slopes of Kara Ada, Poyraz Bay is often as breezy as the northeast wind it is named after. The crystal-clear waters are perfect for snorkeling, offering views of various rock formations and diverse marine life.

After breakfast, we will continue to Meteor Bay on the southern side of the island. Here, you can experience the thrill of jumping into the deep waters of the Meteor Hole, which is approximately 30 meters deep. Alternatively, you can explore the nearby underwater cave.

In the evening, we will dock in Bodrum Harbour for a grand farewell dinner and an overnight stay.

After a leisurely breakfast at 9 AM, it’s time to disembark for Bodrum airport, or transfers to your next destination.

Itineraries are subject to change. 

Vessel Type: Gulet

Length: 28 meters

Passenger Capacity: 14

Built/Renovated: 1996/2008/2013

Fortuna is a 28-metre traditional gulet operating along the Turkish Riviera. The layout centres on seven air-conditioned cabins — one master, four doubles and two twins — allowing up to fourteen guests. Interiors are set up for long days on board: a sheltered salon with bar and dining area, good storage in the cabins and private bathrooms throughout.

Deck space is the core asset. A shaded stern dining area keeps meals outside, cushioned seating runs across the aft section and a full sunbathing deck stretches forward with open views. The crew handles navigation, cooking and daily operations, keeping the experience quiet and predictable. Watersports are included: canoe, wakeboard, waterski, Ringo, snorkelling and fishing equipment. The cruising ground covers the Lycian and Carian coasts, offering protected coves, clear water and access to small harbours and villages.

Vessel Type: Gulet

Length: 34.00 m

Passenger Capacity: 17

Built: 2002

Parss is a 34-metre luxury gulet offering private yacht charters along the southwest coast of the Turkish Riviera. Accommodating up to 17 guests across eight ensuite cabins - including a Grand Master, Master double, multiple double and twin cabins, and a triple - she is well suited to large groups seeking comfort and privacy at sea. Interiors feature a bright, tastefully designed indoor lounge with a dining area, open bar, and ample seating, while wide side decks provide easy access throughout the yacht. The experienced crew ensures attentive service, creating a relaxed and secure onboard atmosphere.

Outdoor living is central to the experience, with a spacious aft deck for alfresco dining and cushioned seating, plus a raised foredeck sunbathing area with generous loungers. Guests can enjoy freshly prepared Turkish and international cuisine while cruising between secluded coves, forested headlands, and vibrant harbour towns. A selection of water sports equipment - including canoe, paddle board, wakeboard, Ringo towable, snorkelling gear, and fishing tackle - adds to the adventure, making Parss an ideal base for a classic Blue Voyage along the Turquoise Coast.