Blue Voyage: Gulet Sailing the Bodrum Coast
Sail the legendary Aegean Blue Voyage aboard a wooden gulet, anchoring in hidden coves, island villages, and snorkelling paradise
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Bodrum Marina Departure
Board a traditional gulet — a wide-beamed wooden sailing vessel — for a Blue Voyage around the peninsula's hidden coves
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Orak Island Anchor
Tow anchor in a transparent bay where the seabed is visible 15 meters down and monk seals sometimes appear
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Çökertme Village Lunch
Tie up at a small fishing village where a family tavern serves fish caught an hour ago with bread baked in a wood oven
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English Harbor
A sheltered bay named after British sailors who anchored here, now a favorite yellow tank anchorage surrounded by fragrant pine forests
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Aquarium Cove Snorkeling
Crystal clear grounds named for their visibility, with squid, damselfish and sea urchins among Posidonia seagrass beds
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Sunset Return Sail
Glide back towards Bodrum under cover as the castle turns amber and the marina lights flicker to life
Walk this route with audio
Stories play automatically as you reach each stop — no tapping needed.
More in Bodrum
Bodrum's Markets & Aegean Flavours
Bodrum and the Greek Islands: Kos Ferry and Hippocrates Birthplace, Symi Day Trip, Rhodes Connection, the Dodecanese from Bodrum, and the Turkey-Greece Aegean Island Hopping Circuit
Bodrum Peninsula Villages: Gumusluk Fishing Village and Rabbit Island, Turgutreis Saturday Market, Yalikavak Luxury Marina, Ortakent Wine and Local Life, and the Peninsula Village Circuit
Bodrum After Dark: Bar Street to Halikarnas
Bodrum History: Herodotus Birthplace, Ancient Halicarnassus and the Carian Satrapy, Artemisia Queen of Caria at Salamis, Mausolos and the Satrap Culture, the Crusader Period, and the Ottoman Conquest
