Tour Name: Gulet Tour to Bodrum and Greek Islands PTT47
Tour Duration: 8 Days
Tour Departs: Every Sunday from Bodrum.
Guaranteed Departure: This tour is a Guaranteed Departure tour.. This means that it will depart regardless of how many people are booked on to it.

DAY 1 / Sunday
We board the Gulet at Bodrum around 3:30 PM.. Relax with a welcome drink at the pre-cruise information session. Enjoy an onboard dinner while meeting the other passengers (Includes Dinner).

DAY 2 / Monday - Kos
After breakfast, we cruise to Kos, the 2nd largest of the 12 Dodecanese Islands (Includes Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner).

DAY 3 / Tuesday - Nisiros and Tilos
Early in the morning we head to Nisiros for lunch. After luch we cruise to Tilos for dinner and overnight (Includes Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner).

DAY 4 / Wednesday - Rhodes
Early morning we cruise to Rhodes the largest of the Dodecanese Islands and spend the afternoon visiting Rhodes (Includes Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner).

DAY 5 / Thursday - Simi
Today we head for Simi island early in the morning and arrive at the monastery of Panonis (Includes Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner).

DAY 6 / Friday - Datca and Knidos
Today we head back to the Turkish coastal town of Datca before headis to Knidos (Includes Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner).

DAY 7 / Saturday - Poyraz and Bodrum
In the morning we cruise for Karada and Poyraz Bay. Afterwards we will cruise to Bodrum Port for dinner and overnight (Includes Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner).

DAY 8 / Sunday - Bodrum
After breakfast, we disembark (Includes Breakfast).

Tour Includes;
- Services of Captain and supporting crew.
- 7 nights, Gulet accommodation in total.
- 6 nights in a shared cabin with WC on the Mediterranean Sea.
- 1 night in Bodrum.
- 7 Breakfasts, 6 Lunches and 7 Dinners.

Tour NOT Includes;
- Tips and Personal Expenses
- Drinks and Beverages
- Suggested optional activities
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Please Note: This itinerary is subject to change without notification.. The captain of the craft will decide the program at the time. All cabins have double beds. Most people choose to sleep under the beautiful Mediterranean sky on mattresses on the deck, and only use their cabins as a wardrobe.