A stunning combination of turquoise Turkey and a touch of the Greek islands of Rhodes and picturesque Symi.

1. A stunning combination of turquoise Turkey
and a touch of the Greek islands of Rhodes
and picturesque Symi.
Marmaris - Greece – Marmaris

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Marmaris
On the first day, our gulet will remain anchored in
Marmaris Port for dinner and stay at the port an
overnight.
Marmaris is a port city and a tourist resort on the
Mediterranean coast, located in southwest Turkey, in
Muğla Province. Marmaris is a heavenly corner
where you can see all grades and harmonies of
green and blue during the twelve months of the year.
The abundance of bays in the long coast line; its
being a natural port; ancient cities; natural
attractions; Blue Cruise facilities, marina for 800 boat
and water-sports facilities are the peculiarities
making Marmaris a paradise for tourists.
Marmaris is one of the most elegant yachting resorts
of Turkey. A point to meet the most beautiful boats.
Ultramarine blue sea, mountains and pinewoods
sketch the landscape. Many choices of shops, cafes,
restaurants are to be found along the narrow streets
of the town.

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Rhodes
Rhodes is the ninth largest island in the
Mediterranean with 5000 years of history which
makes this city one of the most popular holiday
destination.
Rhodes town can be divided Into Old Town and New
town.
In Old Town, you can walk in narrow alleys, impress
by charming squares, numerous restaurants, and
cafes. You can find the good harmony between past
and present.
In New town, you can walk at the Mandraki Marina
with the view of infinity Aegean sea, you can also
find the view of Government House, National Theatre
by your left side. Colossus of Rhodes(one of the
Seven Wonders of Ancient World) will impress you
without a shadow of a doubt.

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Symi
Symi has the most beautiful harbour in Greece. On either side
of a steep-sided fjord rise tier upon tier of houses, some white,
some pastel yellow, but virtually all with Neo-Classical
pediments - a reminder that 100 years ago this was one of
Greece's most prosperous islands.
There has been virtually no modern concrete construction here
and now these fine old houses are being resurrected for visitors.
The spirit of the island remains intact.
While approaching port of Symi, this island will amaze you with
perfectly painted houses. Symi island has a two town called Ano
Symi and Galio. Ano Symi is the center. For reaching Galio,
visitors can take 500 steps under the trees.
This island’s beaches a bit away from the centre but easy to
access by small boats.
Lovely and quite Pedi beach is most attractive place on Symi
island. This island is also surrounded by other beach
alternatives, like Nos, Aghios Georgios, Aghios Nikolaos,
Nanou, Marathounta, Faneromeni, Agios Vassilios, Nimporios,
and Maroni.

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Bozburun
If you are looking for a calm and peaceful place,
Bozburun welcomes you with the untouched natural
atmosphere.
Bozburun has a cute and small harbor with several
restaurants and cafes.
On Tuesday mornings local markets set up in the
center selling vegetables, food, and clothes.
You can watch the sunset by the seaside, while lots
of boats come and go to the harbor.
Bozburun is renowned for the thriving sponge
business and gullet yacht construction industry.
Some of the best wood and craftsmen for building
strong and beautiful gullet boats are to be found in
this region, which is why leading names in the
business employ Bozburun’s boat makers.
Owing to its gulet and yacht manufacturing
industries, Bozburun has become a central
attraction, visited by tourists from all across the
world.

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Bozukkale - Serce Bay
Bozakkale ( Loryma) is an ancient city that dates
back to 10 BC. There are nine towers of the castle
walls extending in a mutually rectangular pattern.
The castle and towers are very well preserved and
appear in a solid state. ‘ Kale’ means ‘ corrupted’.
Therefore, the name of the place may be attributed
to the fact that one side of the castle is missing.
Bozukkale used to serve as a bay cruise stretch for
British naval ships and is now considered as a
shipyard on the shore. It was used as a place to
watch all the yachts in the Aegean.
Then we will cruise to Serce Bay. Serce Bay is
where the Blue Cruise boats moor. The place offers
a brilliant image of the bottom of the harbor and is
well protected from the harshest weather conditions.
Underwater surveys and excavations have led to
many discoveries including many centuries old
glassware, which is now kept in the Bodrum
Underwater Museum.

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Kizil (red) Island / Arap Island
At sunset, the sun hits the stones and
turns crimson red in color, a color that
resembles the island red soil. The island
got its name from this phenomenon.
There is very little infrastructure on this
island. The southern tip of the island has a
lighthouse that guides maritime traffic. To
the north-west are the Deliktas Islands,
ideal for diving and fishing.
Arap Islet (Turkish: Arap Adası) is an
uninhabited island in Turkey. According to
Turkish Atlas, it is situated on the
borderline of the Aegean Sea and the
Mediterranean Sea.

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Cennet Island
Cennet Island is actually a peninsula
covered with forests. It is located at the
entrance of the Bay of Marmaris and is
especially popular among the places
frequented daily boat tours.
The waters are crystal clear and a great
place to enjoy some kayaking,
paddleboarding, swimming and
snorkelling.

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1 – Marmaris
2 – Rhodes
3 – Symi
4 – Bozburun
5 – Bozukkale
6 – Serce Limani
7 – Arap Island
8 – Kizil Island
9 – Cennet Island