1st Day – BODRUM

Boarding after 15:30. On the first day the gulet will dock at the port of Bodrum.
In the evening a brief meeting with the captain about the week cruising schedule and the safety norms aboard will follow. The old town, nowadays known as Alikarnassos, dates back to the 12th century and in the 5th century BC gave birth to Herodotus, often referred to as the father of history. The Tomb of Mausolus, 350 BC, is one of the Seven Wonders of the World. The best preserved building from the Ancient Age is the amphitheatre that with its capacity of 13000 people currently hosts concerts and shows of various kind. The Castle of St. Peter also retains high popularity and of the many pieces from the Middle Age architecture, it is still standing out. The Myndos Gate, Alexander the Great's entrance to Alikarnassos, is among the primary sightseeing attractions too. Dinner and overnight stay aboard.

2nd Day – KOS

Breakfast aboard. Once the customs procedures are carried out, we’ll set sail to Kos. It is the second largest island of the Dodecanese by area, known in the ancient times as Asclepion, the medicine’s father Hippocrates birthland and the place were ill people from the East Mediterranean were brought to be cured. Filled with tourism and fun, it is the best destination for a lively night out. Since we’ll be staying moored in the port all night you may try out one of its cosy restaurants for a typical dinner or wander round the shops.
Lunch, dinner and overnight stay aboard..

3rd Day – GYALI - NISYROS

We’ll depart for Gyali after breakfast. We’ll stop here for lunch and to have a swim before sailing on to Nisyros island. The volcano on the island erupted in 1422 and is still active. The village of Nikea is stained by white streets and spotted by square mosaic pavements. We’ll spend the night at the port and if you wish an optional excursion to the volcano can be arranged. Dinner and overnight stay aboard.

4th Day – SYMI

Nanou bay is our next cruising stop, after breakfast we’ll be headed there to enjoy our lunch break and to take a cooling dip in the bay waters. In the late afternoon our way back to the port will start. Colourful neoclassic houses, tiny alleys and hundreds of small steps are some of Symi island’s must-do greatest charms.
Dinner and overnight stay aboard.

5th Day – RODI

Early morning departure for Rhodes, breakfast will be served on our way to the island’s port where we’ll stay docked all day. Not only the largest Dodecanese island, Rhodes is a top holiday destination with a greatly preserved medieval centre and a mild climate 300 days a year. Strolling through the incredible tiny alleys of this uninterrupted wall-framed city is just a travel backwards in time. You can either join a guided tour group or visit the city on your own.
Dinner and overnight stay aboard.

6th Day – DATCA - PALAMUTBUKU - KNIDOS

After breakfast we’ll start our cruising back to the Turkish district of Datca. We’ll stop here to carry out all the customs formalities. Meanwhile you can take a restful walk along the local port of this Turkish little town. We’ll then proceed to Palamutbuku bay, lunch will be served here and you’ll have plenty of time to swim in its crystal waters. Knidos, Greek town of ancient Caria in Anatolia, is our next afternoon destination. The major ruins are the Agora, the Theatre and the temples of Dionysus and Aphrodite. The latter is made of white heart-shaped marble columns and once had a statue of the gorgeous goddess in it. The statue had been lost and remade several times over years and the best copy is now part of the Vatican Museums artwork.
Dinner and overnight stay aboard.

7th Day – BLACK ISLAND – POYRAZ HARBOUR– BODRUM

Early morning departure for Karaada where breakfast will be served. We’ll be then off to Poyraz bay to have lunch and a last swim in its stunning turquoise sea waves. We’ll then keep sailing toward the Bodrum port, namely our overnight destination. Dinner and overnight stay aboard.

8th Day – BODRUM

Breakfast aboard and landing by 10:30.

Note: changes to the cruise tour for technical issues may occur. Depending on sea and weather conditions the captain reserves a full right to make necessary changes to the itinerary.