Luxury motor yacht 8-pax weekly charter Yalikavak Turkey

Yalikavak is a prominent cruising spot known for its beautiful coastline, calm waters, and modern marina. It provides ideal sailing conditions, with beautiful skies and mild winds. The position allows you easy access to scenic bays and neighboring islands, making it suitable for both quiet trips and exciting activities.

Yalikavak with its vibrant local culture and great amenities, is a must-see for sailors seeking an exceptional experience.

Get onboard the Mangusta 105 to experience a new level of luxury and performance. This beautiful boat provides an elegant hideaway with four exquisitely decorated staterooms, each with its own ensuite bathroom and can accommodate up to eight people in superior comfort.

The Mangusta 105 is designed for high-speed cruising, with twin MTU engines capable of reaching speeds of up to 32 knots. The yacht has been scrupulously maintained and recently refurbished, ensuring a sophisticated and delightful time on the water. Explore the gorgeous coasts of Yalikavak, which is known for its quaint marina and picturesque surroundings. This stunning setting adds a bit of intrigue to your sumptuous adventure.

Begin an exciting seven-day sail from Yalikavak and go through the scenic Gulf of Gokova. This charter provides an amazing sailing experience with all of the facilities required for a nice and satisfying trip. For an extra price, you may upgrade your food tasting to the Luxury or Standard menus. The booking rules give relevant pricing information. Enjoy a week of classy sailing, designed to deliver maximum comfort and create unforgettable experiences with our 4 professionals.

YALIKAVAK - GULF OF GOKOVA - YALIKAVAK ITINERARY

Day One: Yalikavak

• Start your vacation in Yalikavak by sailing towards the Gulf of Hisaronu and Kos. Enjoy the pure blue sea and picture Odysseus' legendary travels as you explore these historic waterways.

Day Two: Orak Island and Cokertme.

• Orak Island, located 10 miles from Yalıkavak, is known for its marine life and pristine waters. Anchor at one of its tranquil bays, surrounded by olive groves.

• Cokertme: Cruise over the Gulf of Gokova to Cokertme, which is noted for its safe harbor and local food. This village provides a charming stopover with wonderful meals and a friendly ambiance.

Day Three: English Harbor and Seven Islands.

• English Harbor: Explore this ancient inlet with clear swimming conditions and dine at one of the two great restaurants on the eastern side.

• Seven Islands: Visit the Seven Islands south of the Gulf of Gokova, an attractive spot for snorkeling, water sports, and relaxation on quiet beaches.

Day Four: Sedir Island & Karacasogut

• Karacasogut: Take pleasure in the seaside groves and the protection of the pine and styrax forests. Savor a dinner at a neighborhood taverna and go on a little trek for panoramic views.

• Sedir Island: Take a tour to Cleopatra Island, renowned for its distinctive sand and historic sites, which include the city of Cedrae and a Roman theater. Discover the ancient sites and pristine waters of the island.

Day Five: Ballisu Bay & Longoz (Kargili) Bay

• Longoz (Kargili) Bay: Unwind in this serene bay with pine trees all around it. It's the ideal place to spend a quiet day swimming and relaxing.

• Ballisu harbor: Spend the night anchored in this tranquil harbor with crystal-clear seas.

Day Six: Kisebuku (Alakisla Buku) & Tuzla Bay

• Tuzla Bay: Take a tour of this fishing community, which is well-known for its fauna and seafood. Savor locally produced, fresh food while observing the variety of birds.

• Kisebuku (Alakisla Buku): In this quaint cove, explore the remnants of a former Byzantine monastery. Savor the gorgeous scenery and sand beaches.

Day Seven: Burnu Papuc

• Papuc Burnu: Dock in beautiful bay with a nose shape, north of Bodrum. It has clear blue seas and a nice area for swimming and a quick shore excursion.

Day Eight: Head back to Yalıkavak

• To wrap up your charter, sail back to Yalıkavak. Before getting ready to head home, take in the village's cuisine and cultural offerings.