我们诚邀您参加格科瓦湾帆船训练之旅，探索地中海和爱琴海的自然美景；在洁白无瑕的沙滩上畅游，漫步于宁静祥和的村庄，探寻保存完好的历史遗迹……还在等什么？快来加入我们的格科瓦湾之旅，沉浸在轻松惬意的爱琴海文化中，见证大海、天空和陆地交融，呈现出令人叹为观止的自然美景，感受那千姿百态的蓝绿色调。让轻柔的波浪带走您所有的烦恼，让慵懒的微风拂去您所有的忧愁。

每天清晨，伴着海浪轻柔拍打船身的迷人声响醒来，纵身跃入清澈见底的大海，在绝对的宁静中开启新的一天。

戈科瓦湾的海岸线星罗棋布着数百个海湾、海岬和港口，使其成为一个真正独一无二的旅游胜地。这让我们得以每天傍晚造访不同的海湾，欣赏令人叹为观止的美景，并在宁静的峡湾中放松身心。戈科瓦是世界闻名的风筝冲浪和帆板运动胜地，以其稳定的风力和完美的天气条件而闻名，是您尽情享受航海乐趣的理想之地。

登上我们经IYT认证的训练游艇，放松身心，同时学习航海技巧，打造一段难忘的假期体验。

成功完成培训课程后，您将获得 IYT 证书，凭此证书您可以在世界任何地方租赁游艇。

住宿

在典型的两周行程中，您将在游艇上住宿 14 晚。
我们的帆船设有 4 个客舱，外加一个船长舱。
每艘游艇最多可容纳 6 人。
我们为每位客人提供床单、枕套和毛巾。

餐饮

每艘船的船员共同采购食材并分摊费用。我们会提供购物清单建议。客人可以在船上烹饪，也可以在海湾的当地餐厅享用美食。船长的餐费由船员共同承担。

行程安排

我们每晚都会停靠在不同的海湾或岛屿。
培训人员的自由活动时间至上午 10:00，休息时间至中午 12:00。船长每天早上 8:00 早餐前会组织一次历史遗迹或自然风光徒步之旅，欢迎大家参加。
在我们所在的区域，风通常在中午 12:00 左右开始增强，因此我们会在中午左右出发前往下一个目的地。
我们会在下午或傍晚抵达下一个目的地。大家可以享受阳光、大海和自然风光，或者在自由活动时间四处走走探索。
我们每天晚上都会一起用餐，并进行长时间的交流。

入住和退房

周六是入住和集合日。我们的帆船停泊在开罗斯码头（C浮桥）。您可以在下午4点后随时办理入住手续并登船。
我们的第一次简报会大约在下午5点举行，之后我们会补充物资。我们在码头一起享用第一顿晚餐，之后大家可以探索马尔马里斯丰富多彩的夜生活！
周日是我们的航行第一天。我们会进行最后的购物，并在中午左右开始航行。
我们的航行之旅将于周五（两周后）下午4点后结束。您可以离开游艇，也可以多住一晚，尽情享受马尔马里斯的美景。

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特点

制造商： Beneteau

型号： Oceanis 411

制造年份： 2003

客舱数量 : 4

浴室数量 : 2

铺位数量 : 10

长度（米）： 15.35

宽度（米）： 4.85

吃水（米）： 2.10

发动机 : 马力： YANMAR 75 HP

最大授权容量： 8

Displacement (at full load): 15600

可用性详情

Schedule for check-in:

16:00

( 出发日期 )

退房时间 :

10:00

( 到达日期 )

持续时间

2 Weeks

( 天/周 )

每周可用天数

周一

星期二

周三

星期四

星期五

星期六

周日

行程

Day 1

Cairos Marina

Our yachts are based in Cairos Marina . Arrive to the yacht and spend the night aboard in the Marina. You can also use the opportunity to do some shopping in the marina and stock up for your sailing trip.

0 NM Covered.

Day 2

Kairos Marina – Buyuk Cati

Departure is early for this part, since we will have a long upwind leg. Cati is natural harbour, catering to all kinds of vessels, mostly gulets and sailing yachts. Enveloped by a luscious pine forest, the harbor offers a "pool-like" environment, perfect for frolicking in the water or taking a relaxed excursion through the pine-scented trees. On moonlit nights, the looming pines cast ethereal shadows onto the glassy sea, painting a hauntingly captivating sketch of this fascinating fjord.

35 NM Covered.

Day 3

Cati – Balikasiran, Bordubet, 7 Islands

Now the time has come to enjoy the bays of Gokova! We will do small trips to three bays, stopping for swimming breaks. Balikasiran is the place where the Gulf of Hisaronu and Gokova are closest to each other. This place is accepted as the beginning point of Datca Peninsula. Bordubet: named after the multitude of birds nesting here, you can take a walk and be accompanied by the soft chirping emanating from the trees. There is a river flowing into sea, you can paddle upstream and explore with a dinghy. 7 Islands: Four islands located near the southern shores of Gokova, they create a small gulf between them and the shore. You can find many calm places to anchor between the bays of the shore and the islands. In the west lies Martili, a bare, rocky island; although there are beautiful beaches on the south and east side of the island. The other islands are Uzun, Zeytinli and Kucuk. They all have steep, rocky shores and no sandy beaches. The islands are mostly barren, but covered with pine trees near the coves. Küfre bay is the most popular in this region. All coves are linked to one another with dirt trails.

20 NM Covered.

Day 4 - 5

Islands – Tuzla, Longoz, Kargıbuk, Okluk

Today we will hop around more bays. First stop is Tuzla bay, a perfect swimming spot, then Longoz (Kargibuk). Longoz is a sheltered cove, situated between forests. There are usually only a few boats here. Löngöz is back to back with Ballısu bay. Ballisu is a very deep bay with a narrow entrance, once inside, the bay twists into the land. A creek flows into the bay. There used to be a thick pine forest around the bay but ten years ago a fire decimated most of the region...it is slowly growing back now. Final destination is Okluk, commonly known as the pearl of Gokova. The lasrgest cove is actually called Degirmendere. When entering this cove, you will see another inlet called British Harbor. During World War I, British warships used to hide here, bombarding the Germans at night and retreating into this cove at daylight. There is a Presidential Residence located at the south part of the bay. On the north side, you can observe the statue of a mermaid in the water, erected by Sadun Boro. The air is heavy with the scent of pine and trees line all of the shore, a perfect setting for a relaxing evening.

25 NM Covered.

Day 6

Okluk – Karacasogut

After making short breaks at Ingiliz Bay, Ayın Bay, we sail to our last stop for the day, Karacasogut. This harbor is one of the popular destinations for yachts in the region. A must-see is the Karaca Cave, including the Sogut Waterfall, which falls from a height of 25 meters into a natural freshwater pool. There are two sections in the Karaca Cave, enter through the main entrance and explore the rest via dinghy. The total cave length is 420 meters, at a depth of 15 meters, and it houses two lakes. Amateur explorers should only enter the cave with guides and you should follow them very closely. A one kilometer section of the cave is still closed and renovation works are in progress to open this section to the public. There are ruins of an ancient city on a hill near Karacasogut. As you get closer to the hill, you begin see the necropolis of the city, the city walls, tombs, and cisterns. There are also remains of an ancient temple nearby. The ruins of the ancient city of Amnistos are on a headland near the village. The city's walls and port are visible.

25 NM Covered.

Day 7

Karacasogut - Akyaka

You can just sit back and relax, soaking in the views and the great weather, enjoying the beach. IThere are beautiful pine clad mountains surrounding Akyaka and Gokova just waiting to be hiked and explored, and they are well of the usual beaten track. You will be rewarded with some magnificent views. The main village beach of hard sand is packed with sunbeds and umbrellas, and gets very busy throughout the Turkish school holidays from late June to August. Pedalos and kayaks are available for hire at the far end. However, a better choice is the picturesque Cinar beach, best reached by a 45-minute walk along the promenade and through the shady eucalyptus forest and campsite bordering the sea. Gokova Bay with its 6 months continuous wind and open space is naturally very suitable for kiteboarding and has become one of the most attractive locations for beginners as well as having made a memorable impression on professional kiteboarders.The fantastic bay located hidden amongst the high mountains gives a riding opportunity to all levels of riders due to its increasing onshore daily summer breeze throughout the day time.

25 NM Covered.

Day 8

Akyaka - Akbuk

Our first leg on the way back will be long and mostly against the wind. We moor at the restourant pier Akbuk, a beautiful bay lined with steep, pine-covered slopes and pebble beaches. In the summer, people spend their weekends here. There are only a few restaurants and one-story prefabricated houses. Akbuek is a wonderful combination of green and blue. The bay fascinates with the cold water fed by a small river, the landscape surrounded by forested mountains and the immaculate blue sea.

25 NM Covered.

Day 9

Akbuk - Cokertme

Another short haul to Cokertme. Çökertme is on the northern coast of the Gulf of Gokova and between Kepçe Cape and Karaburun Cape. The bay takes its the name from village in the harbor . Çökertme is quite sheltered against winds from the west to the north and east. Çökertme is one of the most preferred bays in Gokova by yachtsmen. Its coast is very long, the shores of the island are covered with pines and olive trees. The name of Çökertme is not just famous because of local songs, It has also fascinating geographical features . The green pine forest and the vast indented coves of this bays huggs the Yachts approaching. Watch the sunset and coastal fishing and taste the sinarit, tangri freshly cooked in restaurants. Çökertme which is an natural harbor is not the first or last stop is of blue voyage sailor.

30 NM Covered.

Day 10 - 11

Cokertme – Bodrum

Another long leg with an early start. Bodrum is an inviting, colorful crowd full of surprises, sometimes a humble wiseacre and a loose wise man, sometimes it is an alone crazy, it is freedom, love; Bodrum is sun, sea and after all it is history… In short Bodrum is everything and everybody. Because everybody has it is own Bodrum here. Some live a modest, peaceful and quiet life, some live crazily madly. Bodrum is a White that bears all colors and also internalizes them. It rains different here and also the sun rise different and sets completely different. Wind blows different, sea smells else. Bodrum is the naughtiest, the haughtiest, the most inert, the most beautiful, the most honest and the most frank child of Nature Mother.

35 NM Covered.

Day 12

Bodrum - Gumusluk

Departure is early again for this leg. Gümüşlük, a seaside village on the western shore of the Bodrum peninsula, is known for its fishing-village charm, its simple but delicious waterfront restaurants and its spectacular sunset views. If you visit Gümüşlük, it will most likely be for one of those sunset seafood dinners—which, I wager, you will remember for years. Gümüşlük stands on the site of the ancient Carian city of Myndus whose seafront sections slid into the sea in some long-forgotten earthquake. Today these barely submerged remains are a magnet for snorkelers and underwater photographers.

35 NM Covered.

Day 13

Gumusluk – Mersincik

Another long leg with an early start. Return leg will be long and mostly downwind. We anchor at Mersincik, a lovely bay fronted by steep pine-covered slopes and pebble beaches.

35 NM Covered.

Day 14

Mersincik – Datca Cairos Marina

Departure is early again for this leg. After a swimming break We go downwind for our marina. You can leave tonite or spend a night at Datca restorants. Saturday morning boats will be cleaned, So you need to leave before 9:00

20 NM Covered.
Total NM covered: 310