Orak Island

Decorated with green olive trees beside the turquoise Aegean Sea, Orak Island arouses admiration. A spot known among divers for pristine waters and glimpses of sea turtles, this secluded spot is a must-see.

Karaada Island

While visiting Karaada Island, visitors can see vibrant fish in the sparkling &nbsp;aquarium-like Aegean water and also jump into the sea from the cliffs of the deep blue Meteor Pit. The island is also home to fascinating caves with healing thermal waters.

Kissebuku

Kissebuku Bay is a green and blue location in the Aegean that offers an excellent anchorage. Visitors are given a great opportunity to relax, swim, view the ruins of antiquity, and enjoy water sports.

Pabucburnu

Pabuc Burnu Bay attracts attention with its clean and colorful water and the diversity of living things in it. The picturesque bay is a favorite spot to moor for those wishing to snorkel in stunning waters.

Poyraz Bay

Poyraz Bay is an ideal location with piercing azure waters flanked by green hills. Stunning photos, underwater explorations, and wellness treatments await guests in this magical bay.

Aspat Bay

Aspat Bay is a combination of the blue-emerald beauty of nature with underwater worlds, ancient ruins, and a tourist complex with entertainment. The center of surfing and the cultural life of the Bodrum peninsula are concentrated in this delightful paradise bay.

Meteor Bay

Offering a perfect combination of blue and green, Meteor Bay hosts unforgettable boating experiences with its rich blue and clear water. It is surrounded by mesmerizing greenery, allowing fascinating views.

Ada Bogazi

Known as the Bodrum Aquarium Bay, Ada Bogazi is one of the pristine jewels of Bodrum, Mugla. Sail here to get a truly invaluable experience swimming in glassy turquoise water accompanied by docked cruise boats, magnificent views, and local wildlife.

Mazi Bay

Mazi is an idyllic eight-bay village in the region of Bodrum. Boaters can enjoy its turquoise seas bordered by pine trees and sea life.

Camel Beach

The beautiful Camel Beach is a paradise for visitors of all ages. The combination of crystal clear waters, and camel tours provides an interesting beach experiece to all who visit.

Catalada Island

Catalada Island is a secluded, virgin paradise surrounded by scenic hilltops, lush greenery and cyan waters. It is an ideal location to enjoy exploring its many beaches to sunbathe, swim, snorkel and dive.

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The Blue Cruise starting in Bodrum, is an adventure filled with interesting historical sites along with charming and unique beaches and bays.

Discover Local History and Fantastic Bays on a Blue Cruise to Bodrum

Bodrum is a port city located in the province of Mugla. It was once known as Halicarnassus, an Anatolian Greek city. Tour members will depart from Bodrum at 4:00 pm. The first stop on our tour will be the Halicarnassus Mausoleum, which was built between 353 and 350 BC. The tomb is known to be one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. From here, the tour will move on to Bodrum Castle and Underwater Archeology. The museum is set in the magnificent Bodrum Castle and has a total of 14 exhibition halls. After discovering history and cultural hotspots, the day will end at Adabogazi Aquarium Bay. The bay is perfect for a relaxing retreat, away from the hustle and bustle of Bodrum city.

Knidos Harbor is a beautiful port and bay that dates back to the Ancient Greeks. It boasts crystal-clear waters and is a popular stop for Blue Cruise boat excursions. As well as incredible waters, tour members can also view remnants of Knidos Ancient City. Monuments such as an amphitheater, an odeum, and temples can all be found here. From here, we will move on to Palamutbuku. The spectacular sandy stretch has a number of facilities, such as cafes, restaurants, beach clubs, and sunloungers, for maximum convenience. Lastly, the tour will head eastwards towards the Datca Center. The quaint town has endless cobbled streets, bougainvillea-covered stone buildings, and numerous bays and inlets to enjoy.

Emel Sayin Bay, which also goes by the name Bencik Bay, is named after a national singer, Emel Sayin. It is located far east of Datca and was given the name due to its deep blue waters, which are much like the color of the singer's eyes. The next stop is Osmaniye, a popular boaters' destination in the Hisaronu Gulf. There are a number of beaches and a small settlement that provides a range of facilities. Our journey will then guide us to Kizkumu Beach, one of the sandy stretches within Osmaniye. The sandy walkway that leads into the middle of the sea gives the feeling of walking on water, which makes this beach unique and worth visiting. From here, we will visit the beautiful Selimiye, an unspoiled fishing village in Bozburun, where Selimiye Castle can be found, overlooking the village below.

Dirsekbuku is situated in the Hisaronu Gulf and is one of the most enchanting bays in the area. The waters are as clear as glass, and the sandy sea bed, corals, and fish can be seen clearly from above. Although sheltered from three sides, it can be prone to northerly winds, which provide a refreshing breeze in the summer months. There is a small restaurant with a pier that serves food and drinks. From here we will head towards Bozburun, a small seaside town in Marmaris, parallel to Datca. It is one of the few towns in the surrounding area that has preserved its authenticity. With a mere population of 2000 residents, it is surrounded by pine-forested hills and warm waters.

South of the Bozburun Peninsula lies Bozukkale. Translated as "broken castle," it was named after the ancient castle it was built around in 700 BC. Today it is known for its peaceful harbor, large loggerhead turtles, and scenic surroundings. The bay is also called Loryma, named after Loryma Ancient City, which will be our next destination The earliest evidence of human settlement here traces back to the Chalcolithic age, and remnants of the harbor fortress, acropolis, dwellings, and various tombs can be found. From here, our last stop will be Serce Port, an attractive bay in the Yesilova Gulf. The bay is sheltered and has a small restaurant along with views of olive trees and turquoise waters.

South of Ciftlik Bay is Gebe Kilise Bay, also known as Gebekse Bay. Sheltered by all but northerly winds, the secluded inlet is a small haven. Snorkeling and diving are popular here due to the clear waters and rich ecosystems found both underwater and on land. Many species of fish, turtles, and other underwater creatures can all be seen from above the water. The tour will then head to Kadirga Bay, an incredible stretch of beach granted a Blue Flag award. Like Gebekse Bay, this beach is also known for its clear waters, making it a popular spot for Blue Cruises, excursion tours, and yachtsmen. Due to its incredible water conditions and rich marine life, scuba contests regularly take place here.

Kumlubuk is a small seaside settlement located just outside of Marmaris. It is well known for being a tranquil seaside resort set in a spectacular landscape popular for ecotourism. Other main features at the location include walking tracks, warm beaches, a yacht club, fish restaurants. Heading northeast of Kumlubuk, the tour will stop at Yildiz Island, which is also known as Star Island. There are several facilities on the island, such as restaurants and beach clubs, making it ideal for day trips. The island is also home to Nimara Cave, which was constructed by humans as a worship site. It is a pivotal archeological site and one of the most important locations on the island.

On the final day of the tour, members will depart from Marmaris at 9:00 am. One of Turkey’s most loved seaside resorts, the port city is set along the Turquoise Coast. Well known for its package holidays, boat tours, hiking trails, marina, and lively promenade, it is a great spot for relaxing and entertainment. The rugged coastline, which is made up of islands and thousands of inlets and bays, makes it an incredible destination for island hoppers, Blue Cruise tours, and yachting trips. However, for those interested in the history and culture of the area, Marmaris Old Town, Marmaris Castle, Carian Rock Tombs, and the Marmaris Museum are all important sites in acquiring its historical background.

The Bodrum Blue Cruise will allow you to have an unforgettable adventure filled with natural beauty and the splendor of the sea with many bays and beaches.

Discover a World of Natural Beauty with the Blue Cruise to Bodrum

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The Bodrum Blue Cruise will provide guests with an exciting adventure filled with fashionable boutiques, ancient worlds and natural wonders.

Explore Award-Winning Bays and Beaches on the Blue Cruise to Bodrum

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The Bodrum Blue Cruise showcases history, spectacular beaches and small bays along with being home to revitalizing swimming and snorkeling spots.

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