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4 Facts about gulet charter Turkey!
Largest gulet fleet in the world
The color Turquoise comes from the word Turkish because of the color of its sea.
Unique mix of European, central Asian and Middle eastern culture
Turkish cuisine is at the junction of Turkish, Arabic, Jewish and Mediterranean influences.
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- Our gulet experts will brainstorm the options with you until we find the perfect match.
- We discuss what would you like to see, eat, drink, experience and organized accordingly.
- Your entire experience is tailor-made. You want a special diet, we provide it. You want a professional masseuse we provide it. You need a Yoga instructor we provide it. We go above and beyond to tend to your every wish!
Turkey gulet cruise price:
- The price of gulet charter Turkey ranges from €5.000 per group per week to around €100.000. It depends on the size and category of the gulet.
- The price includes: Personel assistance – Personel preparation for the cruise – Route planning – Port and tourist taxes – Support during the cruise – Fuel during the cruise – Service on board
- The charter price in Turkey usually exclude The meals on board – Drinks – Private marinas – Entrances to national parks
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We’ve listed top luxury gulets to charter in Turkey and 26 of the most stunning locations to visit during your cruise.
Top 3 luxury gulets to charter in Turkey
Gulet Grande Mare:
6 cabins for 13 guests. There is a master cabin, a VIP cabin, 2 double cabins as well as a triple cabin, with separate accommodation for a crew of 5, well experienced in vip service as well as customer care.
Gulet Wicked Felina:
Luxury 5 cabins gulet Wicked Felina is a 34 meters beautiful designed yacht for her guests. It was totally renovated and refreshed in 2015. She has 1 master, 2 double and 2 twin cabins, totally 10 people can accommodate on gulet.
Gulet Blue Heaven:
An impressive Turkish gulet, the Blue Heaven is a 5 cabin yacht that can accommodate up to 9 guests. Cabin selection comprises of 2 masters, 2 twins and 1 single.
Gulet B&B 2:
Gulet is a deluxe gulet for big group of friends and family. The gulet gives guests best vacation and accommodation. It offers 10 Double cabins and 2 Twin and 4 Triple cabins.
Gulet Kayhan 11:
Built in 2002 she is able to accommodate 20 guests in 6 double and 4 twin cabins. All cabins have private bathrooms with box showers, air conditioning, a TV and DVD player.
Gulet Prinses Lila:
Gulet is designed for a blue cruise with a length of 36 meters. She has spacious living areas and a capacity for decent groups up to 18 persons with 8 spacious cabins.
Kuşadası
Just 12 miles from Ephesus (an intriguing Roman city), Kuşadası is an artistic wonder. Its 2,000 year-old theatre still has performances today!
Kuşadası’s breath-taking architecture and wondrous sites such as Selçuk fortress have been main attractions for thousands of tourists every year.
The city itself holds many different stalls in a vast bazaar, and the local seafood is to die for.
Dalyan Ildur
Just a short boat ride from Ildur, Dalyan is quickly becoming a popular location.
It is a beautiful, serene place rich in culture and history, featuring the King’s Tombs set just across from the river.
You can eat at some excellent restaurants on the waterside and enjoy the sights right from your table.
Bodrum the capital of gulet cruises
At night, Bodrum is even more of a sight to see from the sea.
It is home to the Castle of St. Peter, which also houses one of the city’s most remarkable museums; the Bodrum Museum of Underwater Archaeology.
The ruins of one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus, can be visited in Bodrum.
It was built originally between 353 and 350 BC for Mausolus of Caria and his wife, Atemisia.
Datça
Datça is just north of Greek island of Symi, and has amazing scenery.
It is a quiet town relatively shied away from tourism.
There is a relaxing natural hot spring located in the centre of Datça , from where and you can see the coastline of Greek islands of Kos, Symi, and Rhodes right from the water’s edge.
Bencik
There is a larger Bencik town located in Turkey, but Bencik in Hisarönü Bay is the small inlet located east of Datça and is the narrowest part of the peninsula.
There are no places to eat at Bencik, but the views alone are enough for a quick stopover during the day.
Knidos
Before it was conquered, Knidos was ancient Greek city of Caria famous for displaying the statue of Aphrodite by Praxiteles of Athens.
You can still visit the location where the statue once remained and see the ornate marble pedestal that held the statue.
Knidos is also well-known for its amazing views and natural harbour, alongside its history.
Keci Buku
Keci Buku (also known as Orhaniye Bay) is much like Bencik; beautiful, peaceful, and very relaxing. It’s a good spot for swimming during the day, and you can also visit the ancient Caria Bybassos ruins.
The bay is very shallow up to around 500 metres in length, so it can look quite odd to look out over the bay and see what appears to be people walking right out into the ocean!
Selimiye
Selimiye is a bit different – the town has many visitors that come by boat or gulet, and they practice in the art of boat-making, so you might get the rare chance to see a gulet being crafted!
A newly developed boardwalk has been completed which allows you to walk the length of the bay area and look out at the calming waters.
There are also many great restaurants that serve the freshest fish.
Fethiye
There are many things to see and do in Fethiye that you could easily spend one or two days here and still want to come back again.
If history and culture is your main interest, you might find the Fethiyes’ Roman Amphitheatre and Lycian Rock Tombs to your liking.
Of course, there are plenty of places to do: a spot of sunbathing and swimming, and just close by lies Butterfly Valley – an amazing habitat for more than a hundred varieties of butterflies.
Kalkan
Kalkan is a buzzing hub of activity for ancient tours – but you won’t find the masses of crowds here as you would elsewhere.
It’s a relatively unspoiled area of the Lycian coast, and offers amazing hospitality, food, and a relaxing atmosphere for you to truly unwind and rejuvenate.
For those who like to shop and indulge a little, the smaller town of Kaş just 25 miles from Kalkan and another unspoiled area, is a great place to wind down.
Ancient areas still exist around Kas and Kalkan, including the small town of Aperlae, which has some amazing underwater ruins left over from its ancient Lycia days.
Üçağız
Just a short way away from its main province, Kale, Üçağız has some intriguing attractions and serene views.
You can visit Lycian tombs that are over 2,000 years old, plus the marble ruins of a “sunken city” located beneath the water just offshore.
The town is becoming more popular, but many quaint restaurants can be frequented for your share of fine wine and great local food.
For some fantastic architecture, you can visit the Lycian rock tombs in the ancient Greek town of Myra, or the Roman theatre which is currently under restoration.
Other gulet cruises destinations
If you have tried a blue cruise in Turkey and would like to try gulets in other destinations, here is the main countries where you can charter a gulet:
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