Blue Cruises in Turkey
This holiday model, which started in the 50s with the aim of exploring nature, has been modernized today. As a result, it has evolved into a holiday that is now desired to be experienced on a gulet, offering the comfort of a hotel. Moreover, places to visit during the blue cruises holiday include the bays, harbors, and islands between Antalya and Bodrum. Consequently, this unique holiday on the Southern Turkish coast has become a world-famous, popular travel concept over the years.
Depending on the duration of your cruise and base port, many options are available. For example, depending on where the boat starts and ends, you may visit not only 2-3 bays but also more per day. In addition to that, do not forget to capture millions of photos and videos along the way! 🙂
What Kind of Blue Cruise Gulets are Available in Turkey
On Turkey blue cruises, it is possible to see fiberglass and steel-hulled yachts as well as traditional wooden boats. We refer to the wooden boats as “gulet” for short. Typically, these boats are generally heavy in tonnage and are not suitable for sailing. However, the designs and equipment of some gulets are specifically designed for sailing. In addition to charter gulets, steel-hull motor sailor-type yachts also provide blue cruise Turkey travel services. These yachts, which are generally over 35 meters, provide high-class service.
Traditional Turkish Cuisine on Blue Cruises
One of the highlights of blue cruises is the opportunity to indulge in traditional Turkish cuisine. Renowned for its rich flavors and diverse ingredients, Turkish food is a culinary journey in itself. Onboard your yacht, you can expect to savor an array of delicious dishes that showcase the best of Turkish gastronomy. From mezes, small dishes ideal for sharing, to savory kebabs and aromatic stews, each meal becomes a delightful experience that tantalizes the taste buds.
The Most Preferred Routes by Blue Cruisers
We are listing the routes that our valued blue cruisers have preferred the most in the last 5 years.
1- Marmaris – Gulf of Hisaronu – Marmaris
2- Gocek – Oludeniz (Dead Sea), Butterfly Valley – Fethiye – Gocek
3- Fethiye – Kas, Kalkan, Kekova, Demre, Oludeniz, Fethiye
4- Bodrum – Gulf of Hisaronu – Knidos, Bodrum
5- Bodrum – North Dodecanese Islands – Bodrum
6- Marmaris – South Dodecanese Islands – Marmaris