Bodrum. Two coastlines, one boat.
The Gökova gulf's pine-backed bays have no road in. Kos and the Dodecanese sit twenty minutes across the water. Yalıkavak's Palmarina is the glamour stop. Pickup under the castle, a swim in Karaada's thermal cove before lunch.
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Prices from, for 1 to 12 guests — firm quote within hours (captain, fuel, insurance, fees included).
The Gökova gulf, the Greek islands across the water and Yalıkavak's superyacht marina.
Bodrum sits at the tip of a peninsula between the Gökova gulf and the Greek Dodecanese. Bodrum Marina and Yalıkavak's Palmarina are the main pickup points; Kos is the closest cross-border Greek island.
The Gökova gulf
A long, sheltered gulf of pine-backed coves — English Harbour, Cleopatra's island, Seven Islands — with no road access. It is gulet country, and a fast private boat reaches the best bays before the day fleet.
Greece across the water
Kos is twenty minutes away and the Dodecanese beyond it. We run the cross-border trip (passports and clearance required) for a Greek-island lunch or a one-way hop.
Karaada and Gümüşlük
Karaada's mud-and-thermal cove is the classic morning swim; Gümüşlük's sunken city and waterfront tavernas the evening. Dropped at the jetty, no transfer.
Where we pick you up.
- Mandarin Oriental Bodrum
- Caresse / Maxx Royal
- Yalıkavak Palmarina
- Macakizi (Türkbükü)
- Bodrum Marina
- Bodrum castle harbour
- Yalıkavak Palmarina
- Türkbükü
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