Blue routeGökova Gulf
Gökova Gulf
Bodrum Bodrum · Round trip · Seven nights
Bodrum’s own gulf: pine-covered shores, island anchorages and a week of short, easy sails.
The Gökova Gulf opens east of Bodrum and stays calm for most of the summer. Days are short hops between sheltered bays, with time to swim, walk and eat ashore, and the week ends where it began, in Bodrum.
Sample itinerary
Captains adjust each day to the wind and to your plans, so stops can change.
Embark in Bodrum
Day 1
Orak Island
Turquoise water over white sand; usually the first swim of the week.
Day 2
Çökertme
A small fishing village with a few family restaurants on the shore.
Day 3
Sedir Island
Walk the boardwalk to Cleopatra Beach and the ruins of ancient Kedreai; arrive early, before the day boats.
Day 4
Karacasöğüt
A deep inlet on the south shore with a small village and calm water for the night.
Day 5
English Harbour
Değirmen Bükü, the sheltered bay where British boats hid during the Second World War.
Day 6
Seven Islands
Small islets around a lagoon-like anchorage — good for paddleboards and snorkelling.
Day 7
Karaada & Bodrum
Swim into the warm-spring grotto on Karaada, then the last miles into Bodrum.
Disembark in Bodrum
Yachts on this route
Gulet
Cevri 2
24 m · 6 cabins · 12 guests
Starting at€11,900/ week
Gulet
Cevri Hasan 4
28 m · 7 cabins · 14 guests
Starting at€14,000/ week
Gulet
Cevri Hasan 5
34 m · 8 cabins · 16 guests
Starting at€21,000/ week
Gulet
Derya 6
21 m · 5 cabins · 10 guests
Starting at€8,400/ week
Sailing yacht
Sallyna
40 m · 6 cabins · 12 guests
Starting at€101,500/ week
Gulet
Sema Tuana
34 m · 8 cabins · 16 guests
Starting at€21,000/ week