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DAY 1
Saturday
Clients arrive in Bodrum and board yacht. Welcome
drink and information about the yacht and tour
programme. Dinner on board and visit town.
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DAY 2
Sunday
In
the morning the yacht lifts its anchor and sails to
Knidos. Breakfast is served en route. Here the clients
have the opportunity to explore the ancient city of
Knidos with its dramatically sited harbour and ancient
theatre founded by the Dorians. After lunch the yacht
will make its way to the small fishing harbour of
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DAY 3
Monday
After
breakfast in Palamutbükü the yacht will sail along the
coast to find a small bay near to Ince Burun where the
yacht will stop for the clients to enjoy lunch. After
lunch the yacht will continue its journey to Kargi and
then onto Datça where the yacht will stay overnight.
Datça is a small fishing village where the clients
will have the chance to go ashore and explore the
harbourside night life. |
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DAY 4
Tuesday
After
breakfast in Datça the yacht sails to Akbük. Afternoon
spent sailing to Bencik, where the yacht stays
overnight. |
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DAY 5
Wednesday
After
breakfast in the quiet bay of Bencik, the yacht can
enjoy the day sailing to the small village of Bozburun.
Lunch will be served dur?ig the day at Dirzebükü.
Dinner and overnight in Bozburun. |
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DAY 6
Thursday
After
breakfast the yacht will sail back along the coast to
another quiet bay near Ince Burun, where lunch will be
served. Dinner and overnight in Knidos. |
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DAY 7
Friday
In
the morning the yacht will set sail northwards across
the mouth of the Gulf Of Gökova, and we w?ll serve
breakfast en route. The clients can enjoy their lunch
in a small bay on the Kara Ada (Black Island), before
the yacht makes its way back to Bodrum, arriving in
the harbour later afternoon. Dinner and overnight in
Bodrum Harbour.
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DAY 8
Saturday
After
breakfast on board, the clients disembark.
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N.B.
Please note that this is only a rough guide and can be
varied. Also note that the route may very slightly,
depending on weather conditions and time available at
the Captains discretion. |
