Gulet Charter

While “Blue Cruise” might first bring to mind Ford’s driver-assist technology, for travelers and sailing enthusiasts, the term refers to something far more enchanting: Turkey’s legendary Blue Cruise (Turkish: Mavi Yolculuk). This isn’t a feature on a car; it is a week-long voyage along the Turquoise Coast, where the Mediterranean and Aegean Seas meet. This article explores the...Read More

The Gulf of Gokova stretches approximately 100 km between the Bodrum Peninsula to the north and the Datca Peninsula to the south . It is part of a Special Environmental Protection Area, which has preserved its natural beauty and limited coastal development . Why this route is special: The gulf is sheltered from strong winds, making for calm sailing even in...Read More

What Is a Gulet? A gulet is a traditional wooden sailing vessel originating from the southwestern coast of Turkey, particularly from the Bodrum and Marmaris regions. Originally a working boat used by fishermen and sponge divers, the gulet has evolved over the past century into one of the most beloved and luxurious charter yachts in...Read More

Turkey’s Aegean and Mediterranean coast enjoys a long sailing season, broadly from April through October. May–June (Shoulder — Ideal) The sea is warm enough for comfortable swimming from mid-May, the light is extraordinary, wildflowers carpet the hillsides, and the popular anchorages are refreshingly uncrowded. Prices are 15–25% lower than peak summer. Many experienced gulet travellers...Read More

A private all-inclusive gulet cruise is ideal for a remarkably wide range of travellers. Multigenerational families love the flexibility — grandparents rest on deck while children snorkel; different members explore ashore or remain swimming. The confined-space anxiety that some feel on large cruise ships simply does not exist on a gulet: you are anchored in a private...Read More