Pondering the thought of a holiday at sea? Will it be the Mediterranean or the Aegean? Either region, a blue cruise in Turkey is an excellent way to capture some of the most breathtaking sites in history.
Rich in ancient cities, ruins of amphitheatres, tombs, statues, and more; a Turkish blue cruise is valuable history in your travels – first-hand. Let the history books come alive while you visit spectacular archeological sites from the Lycian and Carian periods, extending from one end of the Aegean all the way to the other end of the Eastern Mediterranean.
Excellent Way To Revisit History Trivia In Your Travels
What’s even better is doing it all on board Turkish gullets. These handcrafted wooden boats are designed with features that represent the culture of Turkey in design, decor and hospitality. Warm and friendly atmosphere, local dishes, mixed with the culture on board and where you visit, will make your gulet cruise holiday all the more authentic and true to the country’s characteristics in the Mediterranean or Aegean regions.
Gulet Love Boat, Bodrum
A few hightlights if you are embarking from Bodrum port is the preserved ancient city of Knidos located on the Datca peninsula. Then there are the ruins found in Batik Haman and Tersane island in the Gulf of Fethiye. Actually you will find more ancient ruins in the Fethiye region than anywhere else on the southern coast after Didyma (near Kusadasi).
Even more can be explored in the Antalya province at sites such as Demra (Myra), Kekova (sunken city of Simena and Kalekoy), further east to Xanthos, Patara, Olympos and Phaselis.
There are many gulet charters to choose from. Each is designed with personalized characteristics. From small gullet charters starting at 12 meters all the way as long as 56 meters – and many other sizes in between, discover how fascinating and entertaining a Turkey blue cruise vacation can be for your holidays!
Just pick your private Turkish gulet charter and work out your route with your agent, and then get ready for an unforgettable journey into ancient history!
