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Cox & Kings Europe 2013 Brochure - Travel Club Elite

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turkey tAiLor-MADE trAvEL<br />

GULET<br />

CRUISES<br />

Kos<br />

Bodrum<br />

Marmaris<br />

Dalyan<br />

Fethiye<br />

TURKEY<br />

Rhodes<br />

travelling on a fully crewed traditional turkish fishing boat, known as a gulet, on a private basis<br />

is a superb way to see the natural and historical attractions of the turkish riviera. Please contact<br />

<strong>Cox</strong> & <strong>Kings</strong> for further details about gulet cruises.<br />

turkish riviera<br />

Also known as the turquoise coast due to<br />

the colour of the sea, the Turkish riviera is an<br />

area in the south-western part of Turkey. It is<br />

more than 1,400km long and home to many<br />

picturesque secluded bays and fine white sandy<br />

beaches, which stretch along both the Aegean<br />

and Mediterranean seas. The Taurus mountains<br />

form the backdrop to much of the coastline,<br />

with many ancient ruins and Unesco world<br />

heritage sites located among the coastal towns.<br />

From Bodrum’s beaches and striking coastline<br />

to crusader castles and the magnificent Celsus<br />

Library in Ephesus, the idyllic Turkish coast is an<br />

ideal place to relax and unwind while cruising<br />

through one of the Mediterranean’s most<br />

picturesque areas.<br />

When to travel<br />

The most popular period to sail occurs<br />

during the months of July and August. This, of<br />

course, coincides with the customary school<br />

holiday time, when many families want to<br />

spend quality time together, and cruising the<br />

Turkish riviera provides one of the most<br />

enjoyable ways to do that. For those who<br />

travel outside the high season, it can prove<br />

more economical to visit in the months of<br />

May, June, September and October, and there<br />

is a greater likelihood of finding privacy and<br />

tranquillity in the attractive coves and bays at<br />

this quieter time of year.<br />

Gulets<br />

The gulet is a twin- or triple-masted, traditional<br />

fishing boat found in south-west Turkey.<br />

Usually constructed of wood and equipped<br />

with an engine as well as sails, they vary in<br />

length from 14 to 40 metres and have a<br />

spacious sundeck and wooden finishings of<br />

teak and mahogany. The gulets are used mainly<br />

as tourist charter boats, cruising along the<br />

coast during the day and spending the night in<br />

port, allowing passengers to sample the local<br />

cuisine and atmosphere of the towns along<br />

the coast. Cabins are all air conditioned and<br />

feature en suite facilities and a fitted shower.<br />

All boats are fully crewed with various itinerary<br />

options and routes available.<br />

SUGGESTED GULETS<br />

Diva<br />

suitability: Ideal for couples / 2-3 passengers<br />

Features: Built in 2010, this 24-metre yacht has<br />

three en suite cabins, a spacious aft deck for<br />

relaxing and alfresco dinners, and a 35 sq metre<br />

saloon separated into two areas: the dining area<br />

at the port side with a large table, and leisure<br />

area at starboard with ivory white sofas and a<br />

coffee table. All interiors are cherry finished with<br />

lacquered ceilings and patinated oak floors. The<br />

15 sq metre master stateroom is at the stern<br />

and has a king-sized island bed. The en suite<br />

bathroom has marble counters and ceramic<br />

sinks. The two guest cabins are located forward.<br />

GuiDELiNE PriCEs<br />

Low season from: £6,120 per person per week<br />

High season from: £10,150 per person per<br />

week<br />

Turkish gulet<br />

serenity 70<br />

suitability: Ideal for families / 4-8 passengers:<br />

Features: With three double and one master<br />

cabin, each with individually controlled air<br />

conditioning, the Serenity 70 is ideal for families.<br />

Facilities include a large forward area ideal for<br />

sunbathing, onboard DVD and music collections,<br />

iPod connections and water sports equipment.<br />

Dinning options include the aft seating area and<br />

the spacious saloon and bar area.<br />

GuiDELiNE PriCEs<br />

Low season from: £1,680 per person per week<br />

High season from: £2,275 per person per week<br />

Prices based on 6 passengers travelling<br />

There is a large choice of gulets to choose from<br />

with different sizes and specifications. Please<br />

speak to a consultant for further details.

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