We welcome our guests onboard after 3:30 PM. While enjoying our welcome cocktail, you will have the opportunity to meet the captain and yacht crew, followed by a briefing about the blue cruise and our route.
The journey begins to sail to Cleopatra Bay. Spend a leisurely day swimming in crystal-clear waters and unwinding in this idyllic paradise. As the sun begins to set, we set sail for Aga Limani, where a delightful dinner awaits, framed by an epic sunset that will leave you in awe.
This morning, we set sail for the serene Ekincik Bay, where a delightful breakfast awaits. After a leisurely start to the day, savor a delicious lunch on board as you soak up the tranquil surroundings. In the afternoon, you may join an optional tour to an exciting Dalyan Kaunos, exploring its rich history and stunning scenery. Return to the boat for a delightful dinner, and enjoy a peaceful overnight stay at Ekincik Bay, immersed in the bay’s natural beauty.
Today, we set sail for the captivating Bozukkale Bay. Spend your half of the day exploring this picturesque bay, swimming in its inviting waters, and discover the castle which is located at the hill.
After lunch we sail to the village of Bozburun which is famous for its sponge diving history. Today it is famous for building wooden gulets. Overnight stay at around Bozburun, surrounded by its tranquil ambiance.
After breakfast the boat will anchor in Selimiye village. This quiet, natural harbor looks like a calm lake. Selimiye is frequented by the Blue Cruise boats. Selimiye – Hisaronu – Orhaniye are like an indispensable trio. Selmiye is also renowned for its clean water, a great bounty of fish, almond and olive trees, the smell of fresh thyme and oregano enveloping the mountains, cpollution-free air, peaceful environment and warm local people.
Featuring its deep blue sea and the legendary Kizkumu beach, Orhaniye is well admired by all holidaymakers. Take a journey down it’s quaint village roads to discover the historic castle of the black knight.
In Orhaniye Bay, also you will see a natural and unique tidal sand form called “Kiz Kumu” (Maiden’s Sand) where you may seem to be walking on water on the red sandbank leading from shore to shore. Dinner and overnight stay are spent in Orhaniye.
Just across the bay from Selimiye, Bencik offers a quiet and protected anchorage in amongst a pine forest. Bencik Bay which has a very narrow entrance but a unique view once you get inside.
Datca was founded by the Dorians . It is one of the most preferred ports with its healing clean air, being the most developed town of the region and its natural harbor. When the boat is anchored in the harbor or in a nearby bay, you can visit the bazaar, shop and taste delicious seafood in the restaurants. You may visit Old Datça town also by taking a taxi.
Palamutbuku is reputed for having the best beaches in the Hisaronu Gulf. The beaches are small but very beautiful. Surrounded by mountains and spotted with gardens, these beaches are known for their tranquility and fresh sea air that together present the perfect backdrop for a rejuvenating getaway.
Knidos is one of the most magnificent ancient cities that you should visit. As the first settlement in the east of the Datca peninsula, Knidos has splendid ruins and a unique beauty. There is a theater is located right next to the harbor of the ancient city of Knidos. A short walk towards the harbor will take you to the remains of two churches built during the Byzantine period.
Orak Island, located 10 miles to the east of Bodrum, is famous for its rich natural life and crystal blue waters. It is a popular point where yachts and boats on Gokova tours do not pass without stopping. The island stretches opposite of the Kargicik Inlet and has indented shores covered with olive trees in the lower slopes of the hills. Yaliciftlik is located outside of Bodrum peninsula and 30 km from the city center. It is surrounded by secluded small bays, crystal clear sea and beautiful pine forests.
Early in the morning we will be at Bodrum marina, at 09:30 AM after breakfast, it is time to say farewell to our crew.
