One of the great pleasures of a gulet charter is the lack of a fixed schedule. Broadly, though, a typical day unfolds something like this: Dawn to 9 AM: The boat is still at anchor in a quiet bay. The chef has risen early to prepare breakfast — a spread of fresh bread, local cheeses, honey,...Read More

Bodrum (start) – 37.0344° N, 27.4305° E Karaada (Black Island) – 37.0119° N, 27.4125° E (famous for its cave) Orak Island – 36.9903° N, 27.3119° E Çökertme – 37.0125° N, 27.5444° E Seven Islands (Yedi Adalar) – 36.9828° N, 27.7714° E Göcek – 36.7486° N, 28.9447° E Fethiye – 36.6506° N, 29.1219° E Ölüdeniz (Blue Lagoon) – 36.5519° N, 29.1186° E Gemiler Island (St. Nicholas Island) – 36.5528° N, 29.0586° E Butterfly Valley – 36.4789° N,...Read More

Distance Summary A full circular route of the Gulf of Gokova covers approximately 111 nautical miles (roughly 205 km) over 7 sailing days . SegmentDistanceBodrum to Orak Island~10–16 nmOrak Island to Cokertme~4–8 nmCokertme to Seven Islands~15–20 nmSeven Islands to Cleopatra Island~10–15 nmCleopatra Island to Karacasogut~5–10 nmKaracasogut to Longoz/Tuzla~10–15 nmTuzla to Kisebuku~7–10 nmKisebuku to Bodrum~15–20 nmRead More

Along the southwestern coast of Turkey, known as the “Turquoise Coast,” a unique sound echoes through the shipyards of Bodrum, Marmaris, and Antalya: the rhythmic tap of adzes shaping massive timber frames. This is the sound of gulet building—a centuries-old maritime tradition that has evolved into a thriving, world-renowned industry. The Turkish gulet (originally gulet or gullet) is more...Read More

Turkey, a nation straddling two continents, is not just a tourist paradise-it is a maritime powerhouse. With coastlines along the Aegean, Mediterranean, and Black Seas, Turkey has become a global hub for shipbuilding, refit, and yachting. Consequently, the yacht brokerage industry in Turkey has matured into a sophisticated, dynamic, and highly competitive market. Whether you are looking...Read More