Shoo Away Your Boredom by Sailing in Bodrum!

Bodrum, popularly known as the pearl of Aegean, is considered as the Turkish abode of sailing, housing cruisers from all over the world. Situated on Turkey’s southern coast, the place is mainly famous for its turquoise coast, cobalt blue waters, and sunlit skies.

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An ancient town, Bodrum is bordered by Kalymnos, Pserimos, and Kos, and sits at the entrance of the Gulf of Gökova. Due to such geographical arrangements, sailing in Bodrum has gained popularity over the years. The town itself brims with history, possessing endless medieval castles, underwater museums, and many more attractions promising a soothing sight for sore eyes.

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Besides these, the town also offers mouth-watering delicacies, abundant nightlife with excellent bars and restaurants all along the coast. Overall, sailing in Bodrum would be a perfect gateway for exploring endless pine-clad mountains, colored seas, gorgeous ruins along with a unique amalgamation of the East and the West. 

If you are captivated enough, look here for some insights into sailing in Bodrum.

Climatic conditions:

The summers are long, hot, and dry with a temperature that stays around mid-30 degrees to 40 degrees. It is very important to be mindful of the climatic changes while chartering yachts in Bodrum. If you consider bringing children then early or late seasons give out the best experiences. Wind direction around August prevails from the north-northwest at a speed of 14-16 knots making it quite favorable. Once you finish accessing the climatic conditions, it’s time to move to the major tourist spots while sailing in Bodrum.

Some of the major attractions you don’t want to miss out on while sailing in Bodrum.

Popular tourist spots to explore from Bodrum-

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  Sedir Adasi/Cleopatra Island:

Located 37 nautical miles away from Bodrum, this Island is one of the most interesting places to visit. History says this island was imported for Anthony and Cleopatra’s honeymoon. It is rich with Roman ruins, possessing an impressive amphitheater and ethereal beaches.

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  The Gulf of Gokova:

Chartering a yacht in Bodrum will also take you to the exotic Gulf of Gokova. This ancient city comes with a plethora of acropolis, necropolis, and enchanting ruins. The mooring is easy and nautical tourists can effortlessly anchor their vessel around the shores to explore the harbor.

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It is time for some more bay-hopping!

1. 1. English Harbour –

The name commemorates a few royal Marine Commandos who serviced there during World War II. It is adorned by a pristine coastline, making the place perfect for an explorer’s heart.

1. 1. Cnidus –

Be ready to get lost inside a plethora of Ruins and Turkish delicacies. This town comes with a popular restaurant that has the capacity to anchor 14 yachts at a time.

Now, if you have done your research, make your fantasy turn into your reality.  Gear up and gather your family to experience the excitement of sailing in Bodrum.

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