More and more experts have learned to love the ideal sailing waters of Turkey.
Far away from the general tourist buzz you can enjoy the jagged rocks, wood covered slopes, the wonderful coastal landscape, and the splendid weather between April and October.
Even from a historical point of view Turkey is an interesting country.
Oriental and occidental culture meet here.
The Turks are known for their hospitality all around the world. In any case you should visit a turkish bazaar where you can buy cheap leather goods, carpets, and many more things. Don’t forget to bargain.
Bodrum, which was called Halikarnassos a long time ago, has made itself a charming destination. From here you can start your sailing trip in direction of the huge, 60 nautical miles deep Gulf of Gökova.
Points of attraction are the hot springs on the island Kara Adasi, the group of islands Sehir Adalari with the famous Cleopatra beach, and the picturesque town of Sögüt.
Wonderful places to drop anchor can be found when you start from the famous destination of Marmaris. Marmaris is the international sailing center of Turkey.
Sail to the river of Dalyan and travel on a fisher boat up to the ancient city of Kannos.
Take a bath in the hot sulfur springs before you prepare yourself for the next sailing trip that will lead you to the picturesque Gulf of Fethiye.
Above the city of Fethiye you can find the famous Lycian graves. Enjoy the sounds of the cicadas in the dense woods of the mountains.
Drop anchor near one of the small taverns. The turkish dishes will delight you.