Sailing holidays near Bodrum City

Yacht routes in Bodrum

The most popular Bodrum sailing routes are:

• Bodrum travel itinerary starts from this lively city with a laid-back nightlife. There is also a wide variety of restaurants to suit all tastes.

• Cnidus Cnidus is an ancient city that, at one time, was one of the most legendary and prosperous. You can see many ruins there, which will give a real idea about Cnidus. There is also a restaurant with a pier that can serve up to 14 yachts at the same time.

• Yedi Adalari is a group of small islands that provide little protection from the winds. We recommend the Amazonian Gulf. There are shallower depths and not heavily wooded slopes. Restaurants in Yedi Adalari are absent, so you should stock up on food and have dinner on the yacht.

• English Harbor is a historic site. It's the place where British naval ships took refuge in secret during World War II.

• Akbuk Village is a real Turkish resort frequently visited from Istanbul and Ankara.

• The village of Kokertme locates in a large bay that provides excellent shelter from strong winds. There are two restaurants with pontoons for visiting yachts. A wide range of services and amenities, including showers, toilets, internet, and mini markets. If you are too hot, you can also book an air-conditioned room for the night.

• We finish in Bodrum. A wide variety of bars and clubs scattered throughout the city. Alternatively, you can head to the city center and explore the quiet, winding streets while shopping for souvenirs.

There are also some more exciting yacht routes that we can find for you.