Aegean coast of Turkiye<\/strong> is acknowledged to be one of the best blue cruising areas<\/strong> in the world. With abundant sunshine, crystal clear waters, numerous coves, blue skies. Not to forget good food and friendly people, this coast offers many diversities for gulet cruises<\/strong>. All routes in Turkiye by gulets <\/a>will be tailored for your group whatever\u00a0 you are looking for. Your gulet cruise might be a week completely dedicated to relax.<\/strong> Or an advenures cruise witg lots of sighseeing and watersports. Why not an Astounding gulet routes in Turkiye<\/strong> that includes also a visit to some Greek islands?<\/p>\n Start your journey in Bodrum and sail the classical Gokova Bay<\/strong>, the original Blue Cruise route in Turkiye<\/strong>. As you cruise, relax completely while quiet pine-covered bays and dramatic coastlines unfold around your gulet<\/strong>. Anchor in the historic English Harbour<\/strong> and feel its sheltered waters echo stories of wartime submarines and sailors.<\/p>\n Swim at Cleopatra Island<\/strong>, enjoying soft white sand, ancient ruins, and the legendary view over Gokova\u2019s turquoise gulf.<\/strong> Continue toward the Seven Islands<\/strong> area, where tranquil coves invite long swims, snorkeling, and peaceful nights at anchor. Visit traditional coastal villages, taste local Turkish dishes, and experience warm hospitality far from crowded resort towns.<\/p>\n Finally, dive into Orak Island\u2019s crystal waters<\/strong> and admire steep cliffs dropping dramatically into intensely blue sea. This private Bodrum\u2013Gokova gulet<\/a> charter suits true sea and nature lovers seeking simplicity, privacy, and unspoiled landscapes.<\/p>\n * Best route for low season gulet charter as the area is protected from winds. The sea water is warm and ideal for swimming in early spring and late autumn.<\/p>\n Begin your private gulet charter in Bodrum,<\/strong> then sail along the Aegean Turkish Coas<\/strong>t into serene Hisaronu Bay.<\/strong> Compared to busier routes, this itinerary feels more exclusive, with quieter anchorages and fewer tourist boats.<\/p>\n Explore the ancient city of Knidos<\/strong>, walking among temples, theatres, and harbors overlooking two intersecting seas. Meanwhile, Hisaronu Gulf<\/strong> offers excellent sailing conditions, gentle winds, calm seas, and numerous sheltered bays for overnight stays.<\/p>\n Stop in picturesque Selimiye village<\/strong> to enjoy waterfront taverns, fresh seafood, and stunning sunsets over the bay. Continue to Orhaniye<\/strong>, where pine-covered hills meet a calm inlet famous for its shallow sandbar walkway. Then head into Bencik Bay<\/strong>, a narrow fjord-like inlet offering breathtaking views toward both Gokova and Hisaronu.<\/p>\n Whether you seek lazy sunbathing, crystal-clear swimming, or cultural exploration, this Hisaronu itinerary<\/strong> satisfies every preference.<\/p>\nClassic Gokova cruise from Bodrum<\/a><\/h2>\n
Fascinating Hisaronu bay from Bodrum<\/a><\/h2>\n