Rutas en Turquía (Golfo de Hisarönü)

Embarkation – Disembarkation in Bozburun
Bozburun, Söğüt Village, Adaboğazı, Dirsek Bükü, Bencik, Dislice Island, D Maris Bay, Orhaniye Village, Turgut Waterfall, Selimiye Village, Kiseli Islands, Kuzbük, Koca Bahçe Bay, Datça, Palamutbükü, Knidos.

On this one-week itinerary, it is possible to sail to the ancient ruins of Knidos, the crystal-clear waters of Palamutbükü, the sheltered bay of Hayit Bükü, the most “chic” bay of D Maris, the picturesque town of Datça, the peaceful bay of Kuruca Bükü, the narrow entrance of Bencik Koyu, the small village of Selimiye Koyu, as well as the sleepy town of Bozburun.

Bozburun is a small and charming town located 45 km west of Marmaris. It is home to a small yet modern marina, and the town is renowned for its shipbuilding tradition.
This is where some of the finest wooden boats and gulets in the world are built. Bozburun has a strong maritime character, and the journey to reach it is just as scenic as the town itself.

What you will find here are charming hotels, cafés, bars, and restaurants serving local cuisine made with the freshest fish and locally grown produce.
We will spend the night at anchor just outside the town.

Söğüt is well worth a visit. This charming town was the first capital of the Ottoman Empire and is known for its excellent seafood restaurants.

Oğlan Boğuldu is a small island with exceptionally clear waters.

Selimiye offers a lighthouse, a theatre, and a monastery, along with crystal-clear waters and outstanding local cuisine. The village is also an agricultural community, where local produce is harvested and served alongside freshly caught seafood, all perfectly paired with excellent local wine.

Orhaniye Bay – On the outskirts of the town of Orhaniye, you will find the remains of the Acropolis, as well as several ancient ruins on the eastern side of the islet.

Other bays along the route include Kuruca Bükü Bay, Dişlice Bay, and D Maris Bay, known for its sophisticated restaurants.

Stunning bays surrounded by pine forests that reach all the way to the sea lead to the charming small village of Selimiye. Selimiye is located very close to Serçe Bay, famous for having been a natural refuge where many ships ran aground in the past while seeking shelter from storms.

Visit to the town of Datça. It is well worth taking a stroll through the inland village of Old Datça, located just a few kilometres from the harbour, with its narrow, cobbled streets winding around historic stone houses.

Near Old Datça, you will find a beautifully restored Ottoman mansion, now operating as a hotel-museum: Mehmet Ali Ağa Mansion.

Roman ruins by the sea. The small archaeological city of Knidos is one of Turkey’s most remarkable historical sites, preserved in excellent condition.

Guests can go ashore and explore the ancient ruins. Knidos was one of the largest ports of antiquity, facing the Aegean Sea to the north and the Mediterranean to the south.

The harbour features crystal-clear waters, ideal for swimming and snorkelling.

If weather conditions allow, we will anchor off Palamutbükü Beach, one of the finest pebble beaches on the Turkish Riviera.

Söğüt is well worth a visit. This charming town was the first capital of the Ottoman Empire and is renowned for its excellent seafood restaurants.

On Friday, the final day, we will anchor just outside the town to enjoy our last dinner on board, or, if preferred, dock at the marina.

The following morning, after a light breakfast, it will be time to say goodbye, wishing you an unforgettable holiday on board.