A yacht charter in Bodrum, Turkey's historic port city, is a great opportunity to discover the many natural and cultural treasures of the Aegean coast.
Your journey will begin with history, as the Bodrum marina is located at the foot of the medieval fortified castle of Saint Peter, which today houses the museum of underwater archaeology.of underwater archaeology. A short trip inland will take you to a lively village and several ancient sites that are extremely well preserved.
from Bodrum, sail eastward under the radiant Mediterranean sun and admire the magnificent landscapes of the Gulf of Gokova. Sheltered on the windward side, this enchanting place is a harmonious encounter between the sea and the mountains.
Further south, the Gulf of Hisaronu offers anchorages dominated by imposing rocky cliffs. During the summer, when the meltemi wind dies down, you can easily reach the Greek islands of the Dodecanese.
A region steeped in history
Part of the Muğla province in southwestern Turkey, Bodrum exudes a certain elegance, from its lively marina to its majestic castle, proudly overlooking the city. Once on land, it is difficult to resist the urge to stroll through its whitewashed streets with flower-filled cafés on the side of the boat. surprisingly peaceful, even in high season, its streets lead to a number of historical remains that will leave their mark on your cultural adventure, such as the ancient theatertre antique, the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, and the ruins of the Temple of Mars, not forgetting the castle of Saint-Pierre, a witness to the era of the Crusades. In the city's outskirts, there are also some interesting vestiges, including the Myndos Gate, at the western end of the city, which was crossed by Alexander the Great in the 5th century BC.
Finish off this cultural interlude in style by treating your taste buds to a gentle culinary journey in Turkish restaurants offering local specialties such as mezzes, kebabs, hummus and böreks, delicious flaky pastriescheese-filled pastries.
Your days on the beach
Holidays in Bodrum are also about spending pleasant days at sea. Want to enjoy your seaside vacation in Bodrum in a different way? get away from the city center beaches, which are particularly crowded in summer. Take to the sea in your catamaran and discover other, more attractive nearby beaches, such as Gumbet, where there are endless water sports on offer. Windsurfing, diving, water skiing and paragliding will keep you busy all day long.
The small enclosed bay of Gümüülük, located about twenty kilometers from the center of Bodrum, attracts romantics who can peacefully end their day watching a magnificent sunset. Calm is also the order of the day in the village of Torba, located 5 km from Bodrum, which offers a peaceful beach with shelter from the wind.
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 956 |
|---|---|
| Types of service | Skipper, Hostess, Chef (meals not included), Sailor, Engineer, Mechanic, Masseuse |
| Average price per week | $22,748 |
| Minimum weekly price | $1,243 |
| Maximum price per week | $1,012,725 |