A beautiful one-way route from Marmaris along the turquoise coast into the Greek islands ending in lively Bodrum.

1. Beautiful one-way route from Marmaris along
the turquoise coast into the Greek islands
ending in lively Bodrum.
Marmaris - Greece – Bodrum

2. Marmaris - Greece – Bodrum
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 (Rhodos or Rodos in Greek), lies
between Crete and the near East in the
Aegean ocean. Rhodes is the biggest of the
Dodecanese islands. Named the sun island
or island of light there are hardly any days
when the sun doesn't shine.
With its subtropical climate and over 3.000
hours of sun per year you can be guaranteed
a good tan on your holiday.
Rhodes is one of the most popular holiday
islands in Greece - even Greeks themselves
come to Rhodes for a holiday from the
mainland. Dinner and overnight stay at
Rhodes Island.

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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

5. Marmaris - Greece – Bodrum
Datca
Datca was founded by the Dorians settled
in the Aegean islands and the southern
coast of Ionia. This peninsula is located
between the Aegean Sea and the
Mediterranean Sea. At the end of the
peninsula, at a distance of about 38 kms
is the ancient Carian city of Knidos, which
was described by Strabo as the ‘city built
for the most beautiful goddess, Aphrodite,
on the most beautiful peninsula”.
It is also believed that around 500 years
ago, the Spanish pirates sailing left
leprosy patients to die here but the fair
weather of the peninsula recovered the
lepers!

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Palamutbuku
Palamutbuku is reputed for having
the best beaches in the Datca
peninsula. The beaches are small
but very beautiful. Surrounded by
mountains and spotted with gardens,
these beaches are known for their
tranquility and fresh sea air that
together present the perfect
backdrop for a rejuvenating getaway.
Palamutbuku is located at the end of
the peninsula and is also famed for
the remains of the historic city of
Knidos.

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Knidos
Top sightseeing in Datca is Knidos, an
antique city at the end of the Datca is a
wonderful historical place where
Aegean and Mediterranean meet.This
impressive cultural landscape is
famous for Aphrodite temple.
Don’t forget to bring lots of water,
walking shoes and a good hat with you
as you will be in the sun all the time If
you arrive there before afternoon.

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Kisebuku
Kisebuku, a name originating from the
word ‘kilise’ (church) due to the remains
of the Byzantine Monasteries found in
this area. It is indispensable for all
boats to anchor here at a very large
cove. This bay is surrounded by
mountains in the north, and western
winds blow in the eastern side of the
island against. At Alakisla, you will
encounter the ruins of an old monastery
by the name of Kise Bay.

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Papuc Burnu
Located 6 miles from Bodrum and
resembling the shape of a nose is
Pabuc Burnu, suitable for boats to
dock. The unique shape covered with
shrubs, the emerald-colored waters and
a string of pool-like boat shelters with
calm water are the hallmarks of Pabuc
Burnu.

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Yaliciftlik
Yaliciftlik is a small village located near
the popular resort town of Bodrum,
Turkey. It is just outside the Bodrum
Peninsula along the Aegean Sea above a
series of secluded coves, and it's at the
entrance to the Gulf of Gokova.
The beaches in Yaliciftlik are perfect for
sunbathing or swimming, and you'll also
find several restaurants and cafes serving
fresh, local seafood and traditional Turkish
food near the beach. You can also go
hiking in the nearby forest and explore
ruins in the hills from the ancient Legegian
and Carian civilizations.

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Bodrum
Bodrum is the ideal starting point for sailing the Aegean coast of
Turkey. The Gokova Gulf is acknowledged to be one of the best
cruising areas in Europe. With abundant sunshine, crystal clear
waters, continuous blue skies, good anchorages and friendly
people, this coast offers many diversities. There are many
unspoiled areas rich in natural beauty and in costal settlements
and villages.
Bodrum is a port city in Mugla Province, in the southwestern
Aegean Region of Turkey. It is located on the southern coast of
Bodrum Peninsula, at a point that checks the entry into the Gulf
of Gokova. The Gokova Gulf is acknowledged to be one of the
best cruising areas in Europe. With abundant sunshine, crystal
clear waters, continuous blue skies, good anchorages and
friendly people, this coast offers many diversities. There are
many unspoiled areas rich in natural beauty and in costal
settlements and villages.
The city was called Halicarnassus of Caria in ancient times and
was famous for housing the Mausoleum of Mausolus, one of the
Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Bodrum Castle, built by
the Crusaders in the 15th century, overlooks the harbour and
the marina. The castle grounds include a Museum of
Underwater Archeology and hosts several cultural festivals
throughout the year.

12. Marmaris - Greece – Bodrum
1 – Marmaris
2 – Rhodes
3 – Symi
4 – Datca
5 – Palamutbuku
6 – Knidos
7 – Kisebuku
8 – Pabuc Burnu
9 – Yaliciftlik
10 - Bodrum