Everybody finds a personal answer to this question; Some say it is resting, others say its discovering nature and some say it is spending some time with the sea. In reality the 'Blue Cruise' is all of them an deven more. "Blue Cruise" is living the best sun set possible. Eating the best tasting fish, taking pleasure of the fruits and alchool. It is the chance to read the book you didnt have the chance to read before and loosing yourself in it. It is walking on the deserted beaches at sunset with the one you love, rolling in the sand and throwing yourselfs in the cool water

'Blue Cruise' takes you to the aegean coasts along Bodrum to Gökova, even further. Beaches you can swim, fish, do water sports and visit archeological sites accessible only by boat. Blue cruise will be a big opportunity to discover the unspoiled

character and culture of this part of the world. A chance to have an unforgetable memory. Any one who participated to a blue cruise before absolutely comes back to relive the vacation but this time to share it with friends and family.
The most of the route of the blue cruise are the bays of the aegean and the mediterranian sea between Bodrum and Demre. The blue cruise is mostly done with gullets type wooden boats between 18-30 meters. When the chance comes the sail are used but the cruising is mostly motor powered. Every boat has everything needed for the guests. Generally 4 to 8 cabin boats are used for the blue cruise. Every cabin has a shower and wc. It is possible to rent yachts for all quality and standarts: Standart with no air condition, luxury with air condition and deluxe with air condition.

With your groupe of friends you can rent a yacht to your pleasure from the large variety of the fleet of Turk Gulet Yachting. The blue cruise route and menu will be made from your preferences. Our experienced captain and crew will give you a private service for an unforgetable holiday. For further information, yacht photos, details and prices of the boats please get in contact with us
The concept of blue cruise can be identifed with one of Turkeys most important literary figure Cevat Sakir Kabaagaçli. Cevat Sakir, known as 'The Fisherman of Halicarnassus',

was exiled to bodrum in 1962 because of his political view. With time he fell in love with his surroundings and with an intellectual curiosity started to investigate Bodrum's cultural history. He rented a sponge divers boat called 'Yatagan' and set out on an adventure to rediscover the aegean coasts immortalized by Homer. Thus the Blus cruise was born.
The port of Bodrum, ancient Halicarnassus, is a year-round resort located at the juncture of the Aegean and Mediterranean seas. A center of sailing, Bodrum is the site of the extraordinarily well-preserved Castle of Saint Peter, built in the fifteenth century by the Knights of Rhodes and which now houses a renowned museum devoted to underwater archaeology.