One of the most beautiful cruising routes, the Gulf of Gokova has some 260 coves and beautiful lagoon sheltered with pine forests. During the hot months like July and August, offshore wind provides a comfortable climate with diminished humidity for excellent sailing. If you would like a relaxing and quiet vacation, this route is exactly for you. (35 minutes from the Airport)
Gulf of Hisaronu has generally similar weather conditions to Gokova. This route enables a visit to town of Datca and some small fishing villages on request. Knidus, an ancient city founded by the Dorians in the early part of the first millenium BC, is also on this route.
Quiet area outstanding its natural beauty and some ancient ruins.
This pleasurable one-way trip includes attractive beaches and coves, historical sites such as Knidus, Loryma (Bozukkale), Amos, Saranda, the towns of Datca and Bozburu and also small fishing villages on request.
Beautiful clear turquoise water is surrounded by pinetums. Some ruins and historical sites are also on this route. This is one of the popular cruising destinations during high season. However, the weather is usually hot and humid with weak wind for sailing. (1.5 hours from Dalaman Airport)
Also known as the Lycian coast, it boasts an impressive coastline with excellent beaches, bays, coves, ruins and historical Lycian towns such as Xantos, Letoon, Patara, Antiphellos, Myra, and also some old towns and villages. During the high season, the weather is too hot and humid in unprotected bays and cove on the route. The cruising distances are longer and open sea is usually choppy.
Sailing to the Greek islands of Kos, Nysiros, Thilos, Symi, the gulf of Hisaronu and Gokova
Starting from the Greek islands of Kos, Nysiros, Thilos, Symi, Rhodes to Marmaris and Gulf of Sombeki, or to gulf of Gocek
Knidus, Gulf of Hisaronu, Sombeki, Lorym, Kaunos and Gulf of Fethiye
Kaunos, Gulf of Fethiye, Kalkan, Kas, Ucagiz, Finike and Antalya
From Bodrum to Kos, Nysiros, Thilos, Symi, Datca, Knidus and Bodrum
From Bodrum to Kos, Kalimnos, Leros, Patmos and Bodrum
From Bodrum to Kos, Nysiros, Thilos, Symi, Rhodes and Marmaris
First day from Halikarnassus to Knidus, second day to Keramos, third day to Kedrai, fourth day to Pladasa, fifth day to Kisse bay, and sixth day to Halikarnassus
From Kos to Nysiros, Symi, Old Knidus (Datca), Knidus and Halikarnassus
Starting from Halikarnassus to Myndos, second day to Lasos, next morning to Priene by van, Milletos, Latmos-Heracleia, fourth day sailing to Bargylia, to Euromos by van, Labranda and Mylasa, fifth day sailing to Termera and Arkanessos, sixth day to Halikarnassus
From Halikarnassus to Kos, Knidus, Nysiros, Symi, Rhodos, Physkos, Kaunos and back to Physkos
Halikarnassus to Knidos, Bybassos, Hygassos, Uda, Larymna, Phoinix, Loryma, Kasara, Amos, Kaunos, Physkos.
Xantos, Letoon, Patara, Antiphellos, Myra and Limyra
Xantos, Letoon, Patara, Antiphellos, Myra, Olympos, Phaselis and Termososs
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