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Bodrum Peninsula
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Turkish Riviera · Türkiye

Bodrum Peninsula

Whitewashed villages, Yalıkavak's superyacht marina and the Gulf of Gökova's pine-shaded bays, all within a day's cruise.

Bodrum is where the Aegean and the Mediterranean meet, and where Turkish yachting began. From Yalıkavak Marina the peninsula unfolds in both directions: north to Gümüşlük's sunset tavernas and the Greek island of Kos, south into the Gulf of Gökova where Cleopatra's beach at Sedir Island and the seven islands of Yedi Adalar wait in near silence.

Anchorages are plentiful and sheltered, provisioning is world class and the airport is forty minutes away, which is why most of our charters begin here.

Suggested itineraries

Gulf of Gökova in seven days

7 days · Yalıkavak → Bodrum

The classic southern loop: pine forests to the waterline, ancient Cedrae and the quietest bays on the coast.

  1. Day 1 · Yalıkavak → Gümüşlük

    Embark at noon, lunch under way, sunset dinner ashore at a Gümüşlük taverna.

  2. Day 2 · Çökertme

    Round the peninsula into Gökova; swim stop at Kisebükü, overnight in Çökertme's sheltered bay.

  3. Day 3 · Sedir Island

    Cleopatra's beach in the morning before the day boats; afternoon at anchor off the ancient city of Cedrae.

  4. Day 4 · English Harbour

    The hidden inlet where British gunboats hid in 1944; forest walks and a chef's barbecue on the beach.

  5. Day 5 · Yedi Adalar

    Seven islands, no roads, water like glass. Paddleboards, Seabobs and a long lunch.

  6. Day 6 · Orak Island

    Cruise back west; the pale blue shallows of Orak for a final full day in the water.

  7. Day 7 · Bodrum

    Morning swim, castle visit and disembarkation at Bodrum Marina.

Yachts cruising here

Bodrum Yacht Charter – Luxury Crewed Yachts from Yalıkavak | Afroditi Yachting