Bodrum, located on the northern coast of the Gulf of Gokova, was the birthplace of the inaugural “Blue Cruiser”, known as the “Fisherman of Halikarnas”. It is the undeniable “hot-spot” of the Aegean Shore. This lively, musical, vibrant town, imbued with a bohemian vibe, attracts Turkey’s artists, thinkers, and aficionados of the good life. A […]
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Delikli Island is situated just off the coast, to the south-east of Ekincik. Sailors appreciate a shift in tempo when they dock at the island and embark on a small boat trip into the Dalyan Delta. The Delta features a lengthy, golden sandy shore at its entrance, serving as a nature conservation zone and a […]
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The Gulf of Gocek, home to the welcoming Club Marina nestled within a stunning pine forest, is among the finest sailing locations in the Mediterranean. Marked by islands and featuring numerous inlets, its landscapes of land and sea are captivating. The remnants of Arymexa, an old city located at the southern end of the gulf, […]
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Marmaris Bay has the appearance of a tranquil lake and provides perfect anchorage for yachts. The historic Marmaris, known as Physkos, played a significant role in the trade route connecting Anatolia, Rhodes, and Egypt. During the 16th century, Suleyman the Magnificent constructed a fortress on a hill located just behind the harbor; today, the remnants […]
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Today, Kusadasi is a prominent vacation destination. Throughout the summer season, it is filled with swimmers, anglers, sunbathers, and tourists. Previously called Scala Nova, the town features excellent seafood eateries, cafes, lovely parks, and stunning beaches. The shopping is renowned as well; a wide range of items, including beads, bangles, leather, jewelry, and carpets, is […]
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