Looking for an unforgettable vacation in Turkey? Look no further than gulet rentals in Bodrum. With a private gulet charter, you can explore the beautiful Turkish coastline, enjoy personalized meals prepared by your personal chef, and soak up the Mediterranean sunshine. Here’s an 8-day program to help you plan your trip.

8-Day Gulet Rentals Highlights Gocek Bays

Day 1: Gocek

As you arrive in Gocek, settle into your gulet and take a moment to admire the beautiful Mediterranean seaside resort. With six marinas and hundreds of yachts dotting the harbor and horizon, it’s a sight to behold. Spend your first day exploring the town, shopping at the local market, and preparing for the adventure ahead. Your personal chef will prepare personalized meals, so make sure to check if any special ingredients are needed.

Day 2: Kille Buku and Bedri Rahmi (Tasyaka) Bay

Start your day with a visit to Kille Buku, a shaded bay located between Boynuz Buku and Tasyaka. It’s a great picnic spot with beautiful surroundings. Then, head to Bedri Rahmi Bay, named after the famous Turkish author Bedri Rahmi Eyuboglu. Here, you’ll see the famous “Fish Rock” that he drew in 1973 during one of his fishing trips. The bay is sheltered from winds, offering clear azure waters contrasting with green pines, olive trees, and oleanders.

Day 3: Sarsala Bay and Cleopatra’s Bath

Sarsala Bay is a natural bay that provides great swimming opportunities and is perfect for overnight anchoring. The inland scenery is delightful, with a valley leading inland through a dense forest of trees. Don’t miss Cleopatra’s Bath, a legendary spot that’s said to have been used by the queen herself. The water is said to have healing properties, so take a dip and see for yourself.

Day 4: Gobun Bay and Yavansu Bay

Off the Domuz Bay lies Gobun Bay, a mysterious and exciting place to explore. You’ll find tombs cut into the rock side and olive and pine trees covering the whole area. Yavansu Bay, also known as Sea Gull Bay, is a popular tourist spot with fig trees and small streams running down from the mountains. The name “Sea Gull” comes from the mosaics found in the bay and is linked to the ancient town of Arymaxa found at the top of the hill.

Day 5: Domuz Island and Tersane Island

Previously known as “Port Island” due to its abundance of wild pigs, Domuz Island (now called Prince Island) is a tranquil spot with no pigs but plenty of beauty. Tersane Island, the biggest island in the Gulf of Fethiye, is known as Shipyard Island and has a 100-meter deep channel used by the Ottoman navy. Explore the coves and visit the ancient ruined town of Telandria.

Day 6: Yassica Islands

The Yassica Islands in the Gulf of Fethiye are uninhabited and perfect for swimming, visiting and sailing around. The secluded beaches provide a private relaxation environment and you can enjoy water sports or swimming from one island to another. Make sure to stay for sunset to capture some breathtaking shots.

Day 7: Boynuzbuku

Located near Gocek, Boynuzbuku Bay is a must-visit spot with 12 uninhabited islands called the Adalar. Enjoy the crystal-clear waters and stunning scenery of the area.

Day 8: Return to Gocek

Return to Gocek and disembark from your gulet, taking with you memories that will last a lifetime.

Gulet rentals in Gocek are the perfect choice for exploring the stunning Turkish coastline. Book your private gulet charter today and experience the trip of a lifetime.