Bahía de Longoz Alquiler Semanal Yalikavak, Turquía

Experience the perfect blend of elegance and performance with our 18-meter gulet, designed for a luxurious one-week charter. With its powerful 240hp IVECO diesel engine and spacious, sun-drenched deck, this gulet is ideal for sea lovers. It comfortably accommodates up to 12 guests in 4 beautifully appointed cabins, including 2 master suites, ensuring a comfortable and relaxing voyage. The fully equipped kitchen features a large refrigerator, gas stove, oven, and dishwasher, allowing for gourmet meals at sea. Enjoy unlimited internet access while cruising through Turkish waters and savor your favorite tunes on the high-quality Hi-Fi system. For adventure seekers, we provide paddleboards, canoes, snorkeling gear, and fishing equipment. Whether you're sunbathing, dining al fresco, or exploring the pristine waters, our gulet promises an unforgettable maritime experience.

Yalikavak, located on the stunning Bodrum Peninsula, is a premier destination for luxury yacht and gulet charters. This vibrant marina is renowned for its beautiful beaches and charming atmosphere. Yalikavak offers a perfect mix of modern luxury and traditional charm, with its bustling marina, elegant shops, and gourmet restaurants. The nearby Yalıkavak Beach, situated close to the town center, provides a serene spot to relax and soak up the sun. The surrounding area, with its picturesque coastline and rolling hills, adds to the allure, making Yalikavak an ideal starting point for your charter adventure.

Our gulet also offers weekly charters with a seven-day tour of the Gulf of Gökova. Departing from Yalikavak port, the journey will take you through various beautiful islands and bays in the Gulf, following a set route before returning to Yalikavak after a week of sailing.

Day 1: Overnight in Bodrum Bay

The journey starts between 14:00 and 15:30 when we set sail from Yalikavak Port. Our gulet will depart from Yalikavak and spend the night anchored in a nearby bay at Bodrum. Among the must-visit attractions in Bodrum are St. Peter's Castle, a remarkably well-preserved medieval fortress. Other significant sites include the Myndos Gate, the entry point of Alexander the Great into ancient Halicarnassus, as well as the Amphitheater and the Mausoleum.

Day 2: Orak Island – Çökertme 

Following breakfast, we'll provide an overview of the boat and the planned cruise itinerary. Our first stop will be Orak Island, where you'll have the chance to swim in the pristine waters and enjoy lunch. Afterward, we'll make our way to the charming fishing village of Çökertme for dinner and an overnight stay. If the weather is favorable, we may sail during this part of the journey, giving guests the opportunity to take a leisurely walk along the beach.

Day 3: Seven Islands – Küfre – Uzun Liman 

We will begin our journey to the Seven Islands early in the morning, arriving just in time to greet the day in this beautiful area. Here, you’ll have the opportunity to dive, swim, relax, and explore the smaller islands and vibrant coral reefs. A stroll through the nearby pine forest is also highly recommended. Our first stop will be Küfre Bay, and afterward, we'll anchor at Uzun Liman for dinner and an overnight stay.

Day 4: Tuzla – Löngöz – English Harbor

We’ll start the day in Tuzla Bay, where you can enjoy a refreshing morning swim in the crystal-clear turquoise waters. Afterward, we’ll make our way to Longoz Bay for lunch, a picturesque spot surrounded by lush forests, perfect for a relaxing walk or a visit to Ali Baba’s café. Our journey will conclude at English Harbor, where we’ll have dinner and spend the night. This harbor, named for its role as a safe haven for British Navy ships during WWII, offers several well-protected bays for anchoring.

Day 5: Cleopatra Island – Karacasöğüt

We will make our way to Sedir (Kedrae) Island, famous for its immaculate beach and transparent waters, often compared to an open-air museum. The island is home to ancient city walls, ruins, an amphitheater, and a unique type of sand, said to have been imported from Egypt by Mark Antony for Cleopatra. After exploring the island, we’ll continue our journey to the village of Karacasöğüt, where we’ll have dinner and spend the night. For those interested, optional excursions to Marmaris or Dalyan-Caunos are available.

Day 6: Kargılı Bay – Kisebükü (Alakıçla Bükü)

In the early morning, we’ll make our way to Kargılı Bay. After enjoying lunch, we will set anchor at Kisebükü (Alakıçla), where you’ll have the chance to explore the remains of Byzantine ruins. We will spend the night in this picturesque bay.

Day 7: Pabuç Burnu – Yalıçiftlik – Bodrum 

Following breakfast, we'll head to Pabuç Burnu and drop anchor in Yalıçiftlik Bay for lunch. In the evening, we will make our way back to Bodrum Port for dinner and our final overnight stay. Private groups have the option to spend their last night in a nearby bay, returning to Bodrum Port early on the 8th day.

Day 8: Return to Yalikavak Harbor

On the last morning of our unforgettable week, we will enjoy breakfast and disembark at 10:00 in Yalikavak. We’ll savor the cherished memories and connections made with loved ones, as well as the tranquil waters of the Gulf of Gökova, and eagerly anticipate future adventures.