S/Y AYMET BLUE VOYAGE TOUR
Trip Start
Jun 20, 2006
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Trip End
Jun 30, 2006
Bodrum - Mugla,
Turkey
Saturday, July 8, 2006
Usually the daily duration of cruising is not longer than 3-4 hours, and the rest of the day can be spent in gorgeous cove enjoying the sun and the sea.
Sunbathing on the deck, swimming in clear waters, snorkeling, windsurfing or just fishing... Or anchoring in a cove and trekking in the wild nature, visiting a nearby village and coming closer to the native people and their traditions or visiting one of the numerous ancient sites.
Here, in the midst of the idyll, you can feel the touch of nature and history
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. You can spend all of your time on board of the gulet if you like. The captain and the crew are continuously at your disposal in an effort to provide you with all your needs.The cook pampers you during the whole voyage with specialities and samples of the delicious Turkish cuisine, of which you surely will be a fan at the end of the voyage.
The delicate Turkish wine and "raki" (national alcoholic drink) contribute to this delight. In short, life on board of a gulet is more colorful, as well as more relaxing than on land.
The coast line between Bodrum and Antalya is the most popular cruising area of Turkey. To the south-east of Bodrum is the Gökova Bay with its numerous and spectacularly beautiful inlets, renown as a wonder of nature.
The remains of the once great city Knidos are situated at the tip of the Hisarönü Bay, south of the Datça Peninsula, is a delightful place with many inlets and islands to explore and enjoy. Beyond Hisarönü is the popular resort of Marmaris, a bustling town with a large and modern marina, numerous shops, restaurants and bars
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. The last nesting ground of the endangered Mediterranean Loggerhead Turtles, the famous Iztuzu beach lies to the east of Marmaris.S/Y Aymet is designed to smooth sailing and cruising experience of Anatolian and Turkish gulettes that graced Aegean shores for centuries, evolves this gulet, combining traditional sail plan with today's superstructure.
340 sq m sailing area on the 26.30 m LOA body gives the pure white seagull structure the inspiration of wings, with a smooth touch of sea itself to satisfy full sailing luxury. With its innovative design and style, Aymet is one of the most advanced sailing yacht to have been built in Turkey to date.
The professional and experienced crew (Captain, chef, steward, deckhand) provide their guests with a very attentive and personalized service, responding to their every wishes.
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