Bodrum Private Daily Boat Cruise

On the peninsula between Gumbet and Bitez there is Akvaryum Bay (Aquarium bay), stretching for three kilometres towards the South. In front of it is Gorecik Island, which is also called Ic Island. Between the peninsula and the island there is an area forming a strait and the cove, a sheet of bright clean water rightly know to locals as the aquarium. Throughout the day it get hoards of daily boat trips and at night gulet that anchor there.

Karaada Island is six kilomtres off the coast of Bodrum and a popular destination for daily or night stopover stays by blue cruise. Although it named Kara (Black), contrary to its name the island is in fact green and covered in pine trees. The cave facing Bodrum on the island is a popular point of call for yachts and boats. The mud in the cave is known to be good for skin diseases. Most important it is claimed that Cleopatra made use of this mud to preserve her beauty. Women in particular put this mud on their faces to emulate the Egyptian queen. Agter the mud pack you enter the thermal waters springing up in the the cave and then throw yourself into the blue waters of sea. At the back of the island there are many coves and beaches competing in beauty with each other. One and a half kilometres to the to east of Poyraz Port and to the North of Yassi Island is Adali Cove, while one and a half kilometres to east of Tavsan Point stretches Cemperci Bay. Both are much visited the boats as the bottom sand and sea is very clean.

Yaliciftlik is at the entrance of the Gulf of Gokova and possibly the best seas of Bodrum are in the small bays to be found here. In the coves of Pabucburnu and Kargicik, the most popular with Bodrum locals in the past, there are now high quality hotels and holiday resorts. The daily boat and gulets tours find an indent in these coves to have their breaks. The hill sloping down to the coves have many walking trails that have a brilliant scenery.