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Turkey: Turkish Riviera
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Gulet charter in Turkey:
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GENERAL
Experience chartering a gulet
Rent a gulet in Turkey is much more affordable than you think. The Turks are the best in the gulet business, offering quality at a good price.
Chartering a private gulet is the most comfortable way to visit the Turkish Riviera with your family or group of friends. The price usually includes everything on board and all you have to worry about is enjoying yourself.
If you are a large group and don't want to have to pack your luggage from hotel to hotel, renting a gulet is the solution, as these types of boats can accommodate from 2 to 16 passengers on boardor even more in exceptional cases.
We have one of the best Turkish suppliers in our database. We can offer you any type of schooner with a wide range of budgets. More expensive, cheaper, bigger, smaller, more luxurious, less luxurious. We are sure to find the one that fits your profile.
The Turkish coastline is full of cultural hotspots of great interests, where you will disembark at sunset to visit them. You can also experience the Turkish gastronomy in its beachfront restaurants.
It is a perfect setting for sailing, where there is an abundance of lush and lonely bays. The schooners are at ease, without the hustle and bustle of other areas more crowded with sailboats and catamarans.
Charter a private gulet in Turkey and discover the authenticity of the Turkish people.

How can we help you?
The services we offer are as follows:
- We advise you to the most convenient schooner for your group.
- Inform you at details of all expenditure you are going to have at your destination to avoid surprises.
- Carry out our own secure payments to the supplier.
- We recommend the most suitable route for your group.
- Make sure that we agree with the supplier on the schooner equipment required.
- Os we reserve additional services to the trip, such as hotels, planes, transport, etc.
- Give you all the detailed documentation in writing so as not to have any problems at destination when boarding.
- Give you 24h support at the destination. We accompany you by the hand from the beginning of the booking process until the end of the trip.
- Try to offer the best price on the market. If you see a lower price, let us know and we will try to match or even better it.
We have chosen for you some of the most interesting itineraries to charter a gulet in Turkey which you can see in the tabs below.
BODRUM - GOKOVA - BODRUM
Crewed" navigation

BASE
Bodrum-Marmaris-Göcek

CAPACITY
2 PAX min
16 PAX max

ACCOMMODATION
Gulet
7 nights

COOK/FOOD
Half or full board

DIFFICULTY
3/10

DAILY NAVIGATION
3 h
Description
For those of you chartering a gulet in Turkey for the first time, a trip around Gökova Bay is one of the most recommended trips.
The itinerary through the Gulf of Gökova is very balanced in terms of beaches, scenery and cultural visits to ancient ruins. Plenty of bathing areas and small harbours to moor in are what you will find.
It is an accessible area, where all points of interest are within easy reach. And where you are sheltered from the prevailing wind and waves of the Aegean Sea.
The ruins of the ancient city of Kedrae on the island of Sedir (or Cleopatra's island), where you can see, as if it were an open-air museum, the city walls, its pillars and its amphitheatre among other ruins.
Highlights:
- The base is in Bodrum. One of the most important cultural centres in the area.
- Short distances between points of interest.
- Protection from the swell of the Aegean Sea.
- A visit to the ancient city of Kedrae on the island of Sedir (or Cleopatra's Island).
- It is possible to visit the city of Marmaris on one of the stops.
Weaknesses:
- There may be some boats in the vicinity.
Route 1
Day 1: Bodrum harbour - Black island - Poyraz bay
Day 2: Poyraz bay - Orak island - Cokertme
Day 3: Cokertme - Kufre bay
Day 4: Kufre bay - Tuzla bay - Longoz bay
Day 5: Longoz bay - Kedrae island - Karacasogut village
Day 6: Karacasogut village - Kargili bay - Kisebuku ruins
Day 7: Kisebuku - Pabucburnu - Black island
Day 8: Port Bodrum
Total Miles: 150

Notes:
We remind you that the proposed itinerary is subject to the weather conditions of the area and the time, and the skipper may change the route for the safety of the passengers and the boat.
Moorings on the ship's itinerary may also be changed due to problems with port bookings.
Highlights

Bodrum
Bodrum has been the cradle of numerous civilisations. As you walk through its streets it is easy to see the mix of cultures and eras in its architecture. Mosques and whitewashed houses dot the streets of this pretty coastal town in southwest Turkey.
A visit to its most interesting places is a must.

Orak island
Just a short distance from Bodrum, the island of Orak is known for its crystal clear, aquarium-like waters.
There are good beaches and a good place for scuba diving. You can swim in its waters when you stop with the gulet.

Mazi bay
The fishing village of Mazi is surrounded by beautiful bays where you can anchor your schooner and enjoy a day of bathing and tranquillity.
The tradition of carpet weaving is still alive in the village and it is easy to see people weaving in their doorways.

Tuzla bay
Tuzla Bay is a place isolated from civilisation, ideal for anchoring in its whimsical bays.
Bathing in the calm waters, with no bathers around to disturb the peace of the place is fantastic. A beer and relax in the solarium 🙂

Marmaris
Marmaris is considered to be one of the busiest ports for yachting in summer. Its short distance from Rhodes, together with the numerous points of interest in the vicinity, make this possible.
Due to its location in a natural park, Marmaris is surrounded by forests, giving it a special colour. In addition, its mix of culture, entertainment and good beaches make it a must on your trip to Turkey.

Sedir island
It is said that Cleopatra had sand brought by boat from the Red Sea to the northwest beach of this island. This golden-yellowish beach is well worth a visit.
In addition, the island of Sedir has the ruins of the ancient city of Kedrae, where you can walk along its walls and reach its amphitheatre. A very interesting visit.

Cati coast
The coast of the Gulf of Gökova has many bathing spots. One of them is the beautiful Cati Bay.
Activities

Sailing
The Gulf of Gökova is ideal for a relaxing sail in the calm waters sheltered from the winds of the Aegean Sea.

Snorkel
In the course of the trip we will look for the most privileged places to snorkel from the schooner.

Trekking
At the various stops along the route you will have time to walk on the surrounding trails.
Climbing up to the nearest mountain from the beach where you have stopped and taking in the scenery is one of your favourite activities.

Swimming
The early morning swim is the most pleasurable of the day, as well as a luxury available to very few. All you have to do is put on your swimming costume and jump off your schooner.

Cultural Visits
The southwest coast of Turkey has a cultural richness that is hard to match. From Bodrum to Marmaris there are many cultural hotspots with ancient ruins to visit.
The island of Sedir, also called Cleopatra's Island, with its open-air ruins of the ancient city of Kedrae.
BODRUM - GULF OF HISARONU - BODRUM
Crewed" navigation

BASE
Bodrum-Marmaris-Göcek

CAPACITY
2 PAX min
16 PAX max

ACCOMMODATION
Gulet
7 nights

COOK/FOOD
Half or full board

DIFFICULTY
4/10

DAILY NAVIGATION
4 h
Description
The Hisaronu Gulf is one of the most precious areas in the southwest of Turkey because of its large natural areas. From the gulet you will be able to see its green landscapes, feel the tranquillity of its bays and breathe fresh air like few others.
If you have done the Gulf of Gökova before, the next adventure is undoubtedly the Gulf of Hisaronu. But both routes have their charms.
The route through the Hisaronu Gulf winds through green hills and small fishing harbours. Be prepared to swim in waters that are as clean as few others. In fact, many dolphins are known to swim in the waters.
A somewhat windier area than the Gökova Gulf route, and with longer sailing distances.
The ruins of Hydas in the village of Selimiye, with its amphitheatre, walls and castle. The ruins of remote Knidos, with its temple of Aphrodite and its Necropolis. And for nature enthusiasts, the anchorage in the famous Aktur Bay will delight you.
Highlights:
- The base is in Bodrum. One of the most important cultural centres in the area.
- Area with a high natural and scenic value.
- A visit to the ruins of the village of Selimiye and Knidos.
- Low influx of people by land on the coast. Greater isolation.
- A multitude of points of interest at its stops.
Weaknesses:
- Slightly longer distances than on the Gökova Gulf route.
Route 2
Day 1: Bodrum harbour - Black island - Poyraz bay
Day 2: Poyraz bay - Palamutbuku bay
Day 3: Palamutbuku bay - Aktur bay - Bencik bay
Day 4: Bencik bay - Emel Sayin bay - Orhaniye - Selimiye
Day 5: Selimiye - Dirsekbuku - Bozburun town
Day 6: Bozburun town - Datca - Knidos
Day 7: Knidos - Karaada (Black island) - Meteor bay - Bodrum Port
Day 8: Port Bodrum
Total Miles: 200

Notes:
We remind you that the proposed itinerary is subject to the weather conditions of the area and the time, and the skipper may change the route for the safety of the passengers and the boat.
Moorings on the ship's itinerary may also be changed due to problems with port bookings.
Highlights

Bodrum
Bodrum has been the cradle of numerous civilisations. As you walk through its streets it is easy to see the mix of cultures and eras in its architecture. Mosques and whitewashed houses dot the streets of this pretty coastal town in southwest Turkey.
A visit to its most interesting places is a must.

Orak island
Just a short distance from Bodrum, the island of Orak is known for its crystal clear, aquarium-like waters.
There are good beaches and a good place for scuba diving. You can swim in its waters when you stop with the gulet.

Palamutbuku bay
Long sandy beaches and clear waters are what you will find around the village of Palamutbuku.
The village offers a good gastronomic offer and even a marina for the passage of boats to the gulf of Hisaronu.

Selimiye
The village of Selimiye is located 40 km west of Marmaris. Surrounded by nature, the village also offers a fantastic gastronomic offer, where most of the restaurants serve fresh fish of the day.
Here we also find the remains of the ancient city of Hydas. Ancient walls, a monastery, a theatre and the ruins of several castles from the Hellenistic period.

Aktur bay
Many have awarded it the honour of being the most beautiful bay in Turkey. Aktur Bay is located in the narrowest part of the Datca peninsula.
An essential place to anchor your schooner and take a five-star swim.

Knidos Ruins
The small archaeological town of Knidos is located on the remote tip of the Datca peninsula. Among other ruins, it contains the temple of Aphrodite and the Necropolis.
It is an obligatory stop among the yachts that go from the Gulf of Gökova to the Gulf of Hisaronu and the other way around. A very interesting visit indeed.

Orhaniye
Orhaniye is located on the Bozburun peninsula, near Marmaris. Among its charms is one of the best beaches in Turkey, Kuzkumu beach.
The village has a great cultural heritage. Among them the access to the famous castle of the night.

Datca
Datca, with its lively harbour and colourful little houses, lies on a coastline lined with small coves where you can enjoy a swim in complete privacy.
It is recommended to try the local products of the area. Especially tomatoes, olives or honey. Also a visit to the ancient amphitheatre.

Bozburun
Charming little town noted for its shipping industry and sponge trade. This is where some of the most beautiful schooners in the world are made.
A picturesque place to spend a relaxing evening dining in one of its beachfront restaurants.

Simy
On some trips and on request it is possible to visit the island of Simy, in Greek territory, which is just a stone's throw away on the route through the Gulf of Hisaronu.
The beauty of this village lies in the colourful houses perched on the hillside, its monasteries, shops and restaurants that form a picture-postcard scene.
Activities

Sailing
Sailing in the Hisaronu Gulf is ideal to hoist the sails one day and experience sailing.

Snorkel
In the course of the trip we will look for the most privileged places to snorkel from the schooner.
The Hisaronu Gulf has many bays that are ideal for snorkelling.

Trekking
Climbing up to the nearest mountain from the beach where you have stopped and taking in the scenery is one of your favourite activities.

Swimming
The early morning swim is the most pleasurable of the day, as well as a luxury available to very few. All you have to do is put on your swimming costume and jump off your schooner.

Cultural Visits
Turkey's southwest coast has a cultural richness that is hard to match. From Bodrum to Marmaris there are many cultural and ancient ruin sites to visit.
The ruins of Selimiye and Knidos are worth a visit, where you can step back in time for a few moments.
BODRUM - MARMARIS
Crewed" navigation

BASE
Bodrum-Marmaris-Göcek

CAPACITY
2 PAX min
16 PAX max

ACCOMMODATION
Gulet
7 nights

COOK/FOOD
Half or full board

DIFFICULTY
5/10

DAILY NAVIGATION
4 h
Description
The private gulet trip from Bodrum to Marmaris is an extension of the previous trip 2, Bodrum - Hisaronu Gulf - Bodrum. Most of the trip also passes through the Hisaronu Gulf, where on the 6th day, instead of returning to Bodrum again, it heads for Marmaris and ends the trip here.
If you have done the Gulf of Gökova before, the next adventure is undoubtedly the Gulf of Hisaronu. Both routes have their charms, though.
The route through the Hisaronu Gulf winds through green hills and small fishing harbours. Be prepared to swim in waters that are as clean as few others. In fact, many dolphins are known to swim through the waters here.
A somewhat windier area than the Gökova Gulf route, and with longer sailing distances.
The ruins of Hydas in the village of Selimiye, with its amphitheatre, walls and castle. The ruins of remote Knidos, with its temple of Aphrodite and its Necropolis. For nature enthusiasts, the anchorage in the famous Aktur Bay will delight you.
Highlights:
- The embarkation and disembarkation base is in two of the most important cultural centres of southern Turkey, Bodrum and Marmaris.
- By making a one-way journey it is not necessary to return to the same point of departure, thus covering more area.
- Area with a high natural and scenic value.
- A visit to the ruins of the village of Selimiye and Knidos.
- Low influx of people by land on the coast. Greater isolation.
- A multitude of points of interest at its stops.
Weaknesses:
- Longer distances between points of interest and stops.
Route 3
Day 1: Bodrum harbour - Aquarium bay (Adabogazi)
Day 2: Aquarium bay - Knidos (Cnidos) - Palamutbuku - Datca
Day 3: Datca - Emel Sayin Bay - Orhaniye Bay - Selimiye Bay
Day 4: Selimiye bay - Dirsekbuku - Bozburun
Day 5: Bozburun - Bozukkale (Loryma)
Day 6: Bozukkale (Lorym) - Kadirga Harbour - Kumlubuku bay
Day 7: Kumlubuku bay - Aquarium Bay - Star Island (Nimara)
Day 8: Marmaris Port
Total Miles: 200

Notes:
We remind you that the proposed itinerary is subject to the weather conditions of the area and the time, and the skipper may change the route for the safety of the passengers and the boat.
Moorings on the ship's itinerary may also be changed due to problems with port bookings.
Highlights

Bodrum
Bodrum has been the cradle of numerous civilisations. As you walk through its streets it is easy to see the mix of cultures and eras in its architecture. Mosques and whitewashed houses dot the streets of this pretty coastal town in southwest Turkey.
A visit to its most interesting places is a must.

Orak island
Just a short distance from Bodrum, the island of Orak is known for its crystal clear, aquarium-like waters.
There are good beaches and a good place for scuba diving. You can swim in its waters when you stop with the gulet.

Palamutbuku bay
Long sandy beaches and clear waters are what you will find around the village of Palamutbuku.
The village offers a good gastronomic offer and even a marina for the passage of boats to the gulf of Hisaronu.

Selimiye
The village of Selimiye is located 40 km west of Marmaris. Surrounded by nature, the village also offers a fantastic gastronomic offer, where most of the restaurants serve fresh fish of the day.
Here we also find the remains of the ancient city of Hydas. Ancient walls, a monastery, a theatre and the ruins of several castles from the Hellenistic period.

Aktur bay
Many have awarded it the honour of being the most beautiful bay in Turkey. Aktur Bay is located in the narrowest part of the Datca peninsula.
An essential place to anchor your schooner and take a five-star swim.

Knidos Ruins
The small archaeological town of Knidos is located on the remote tip of the Datca peninsula. Among other ruins, it contains the temple of Aphrodite and the Necropolis.
It is an obligatory stop among the yachts that go from the Gulf of Gökova to the Gulf of Hisaronu and the other way around. A very interesting visit indeed.

Orhaniye
Orhaniye is located on the Bozburun peninsula, near Marmaris. Among its charms is one of the best beaches in Turkey, Kuzkumu beach.
The village has a great cultural heritage. Among them the access to the famous castle of the night.

Datca
Datca, with its lively harbour and colourful little houses, lies on a coastline lined with small coves where you can enjoy a swim in complete privacy.
It is recommended to try the local products of the area. Especially tomatoes, olives or honey. Also a visit to the ancient amphitheatre.

Bozburun
Charming little town noted for its shipping industry and sponge trade. This is where some of the most beautiful schooners in the world are made.
A picturesque place to spend a relaxing evening dining in one of its beachfront restaurants.

Simy
On some trips and on request it is possible to visit the island of Simy, in Greek territory, which is just a stone's throw away on the route through the Gulf of Hisaronu.
The beauty of this village lies in the colourful houses perched on the hillside, its monasteries, shops and restaurants that form a picture-postcard scene.

Disekbuku
Fantastic bay to stop and anchor in the middle of nature. With a restaurant in the bay for the lazy ones.
A place where the sea is completely calm, as if it were a lake. An ideal place to relax and forget about everything.

Bozukkale (Loryma)
In this beautiful bay we find the remains of an ancient citadel called Bozukkale, which in Turkish means broken castle. The castle that inhabits the bay served as a naval base to prevent attacks on the neighbouring island of Rhodes.
It is a popular anchorage for boats seeking peace and quiet. In its waters it is easy to spot turtles and dolphins. A visit that you will love.
Activities

Sailing
Sailing in the Hisaronu Gulf is ideal to hoist the sails one day and experience the feeling of sailing.

Snorkel
In the course of the trip we will look for the most privileged places to snorkel from the schooner.
The Hisaronu Gulf has many bays that are ideal for snorkelling.

Trekking
Climbing up to the nearest mountain from the beach where you have stopped and taking in the scenery is one of your favourite activities.

Swimming
The early morning swim is the most pleasurable of the day, as well as a luxury available to very few. All you have to do is put on your swimming costume and jump off your schooner.

Cultural Visits
Turkey's southwest coast has a cultural richness that is hard to match. From Bodrum to Marmaris there are many cultural and ancient ruin sites to visit.
The ruins of Selimiye and Knidos, where we can go back in time for a few moments, are particularly noteworthy.
Depending on the requirements you send us, we will look for the gulet that best suits your group.
To give you an idea, below you can see some examples of gulets classified by number of cabins or cabins. But there are many more on the market that we can also show you if you need.
GULETS 3 CABINS
Gulet Karia
The Karia gulet is the gulet that offers the most comfort at the best price for its specifications. It is a gulet with a maximum capacity of 6 passengers.
Characteristics of the ship:
| Year of construction / Refurbishment | 2016 |
| Length | 19 m. |
| Sleeve | 6 m. |
| Fretwork | 2.3 m |
| No. of double cabins | 3 |
| Engine | 360 hp |
| A/C | Yes |
| Crew | 2 |
| Generator | 17 kwa 6000W inverter |
| Auxiliary boat | 25hp pneumatics |
| Water tank | 4000 l. |
| Fuel tank | 2000 l. |

Equipment:
Canoe, wind surfing, water skiing (optional), sun awning, sun beds, ice maker, coffee machine, wine cooler, snorkelling and fishing equipment, board games, internet connection, TV/DVD/CD player.
Prices:
| May | June | July | August | September | October | |
| Price | 5.600€ | 6.300€ | 7.000€ | 7.700€ | 6.300€ | 5.600€ |
Included:
- Gulet charter 7 days/7 nights.
- Crew: captain and cook.
- Tourist taxes.
- Port charges for the standard route.
- Fuel for a standard route.
- A/C. Operation 6-8 hours per day.
- The service of purchasing and stowage on board of food and beverages throughout the week.
- Sheets and towels.
- Snorkelling equipment.
- Fishing equipment.
- Canoeing and wind surfing.
Not included:
- Half board: 250 euros/person.
- Full board: 350 euros/person.
- Drinks pack on board: 75 euros/person.
- Alcoholic beverages.
- Flights.
- Meals outside the boat.
- Water skiing activity on board. On request.
- Personal travel insurance.
SCHOONERS 5 CABINS
Feline Schooner
The Felina Gulet is a luxury boat with all the comforts on board. It can accommodate up to 10 passengers.
Characteristics of the ship:
| Year of construction / Refurbishment | 2004/2017 |
| Length | 34 m. |
| Sleeve | 7.5 m. |
| Fretwork | 3.1 m |
| No. of double cabins | 5 |
| Engine | 2 x 420 hp |
| A/C | Yes |
| Crew | 5 |
| Generator | 2 x 22.5 kwa 6000W inverter |
| Auxiliary boat | 90hp pneumatics |
| Water tank | 5000 l. |
| Fuel tank | 4000 l. |

Equipment:
Jet ski, water ski, donut, canoe, paddle surf, sun awning, sun beds, watermaker, ice machine, coffee machine, snorkelling and fishing equipment, board games, internet connection, TV/DVD/CD player.
Prices:
| May | June | July | August | September | October | |
| Price | 17.500€ | 20.300€ | 23.800€ | 23.800€ | 20.300€ | 17.500€ |
Included:
- Gulet charter 7 days/7 nights.
- Crew: captain, deckhand, cook, galley assistant, service.
- Tourist taxes.
- Port charges for the standard route.
- Fuel for a standard route.
- A/C. Operation 24 hours a day.
- The service of purchasing and stowage on board of food and beverages throughout the week.
- Sheets and towels.
- Snorkelling equipment.
- Fishing equipment.
- Canoeing and paddle surfing.
Not included:
- Half board: 250 euros/person.
- Full board: 350 euros/person.
- Drinks pack on board: 75 euros/person.
- Alcoholic beverages.
- Flights.
- Meals outside the boat.
- Water skiing activity on board. Fuel is paid for.
- Jet ski activity. Fuel is paid for.
- Donut dragging activity. Fuel is paid for.
- Personal travel insurance.
SCHOONERS 6 CABINS
Gulet Bodrum Queen
The Bodrum Queen gulet is a gulet that balances comfort with a reasonable price. It can accommodate up to 12 passengers.
Characteristics of the ship:
| Year of construction / Refurbishment | 1999/2020 |
| Length | 27 m. |
| Sleeve | 7.3 m. |
| Fretwork | 3 m |
| No. of double cabins | 6 |
| Engine | 1 x 480 hp |
| A/C | Yes |
| Crew | 4 |
| Generator | 11 + 20 kwa |
| Auxiliary boat | 40hp pneumatics |
| Water tank | - |
| Fuel tank | - |

Equipment:
Upper deck (flybridge), canoe x 2, paddle surf x 2, sun awning, sun beds, watermaker, ice maker, coffee machine, snorkelling and fishing equipment, internet connection, Smart TV x 4.
Prices:
| May | June | July | August | September | October | |
| Price | 8.750€ | 11.200€ | 14.000€ | 14.000€ | 11.200€ | 8.750€ |
Included:
- Gulet charter 7 days/7 nights.
- Crew: captain, deckhand, cook, galley assistant.
- Tourist taxes.
- Port charges for the standard route.
- Fuel for a standard route.
- A/C. Operation 8-10 hours per day.
- The service of purchasing and stowage on board of food and beverages throughout the week.
- Sheets and towels.
- Snorkelling equipment.
- Fishing equipment.
- Canoeing and paddle surfing.
Not included:
- Half board: 250 euros/person.
- Full board: 350 euros/person.
- Drinks pack on board: 75 euros/person.
- Alcoholic beverages.
- Flights.
- Meals outside the boat.
- Personal travel insurance.
GET THERE
Embarkation / Disembarkation
The place of embarkation and disembarkation on most of the crossings is at the port of Bodrum, in the city of Bodrum.
In some cases embarkation or disembarkation may be in Marmaris.
Flights
GO
Arrival in Bodrum:
- There are daily flights to Bodrum Airport from Barcelona and Madrid with 1 stopover in Istanbul. The port of Bodrum is 36km from Bodrum Airport and takes around 40 minutes by road.
Arrival in Marmaris:
- There are daily flights to Dalaman Airport from Barcelona and Madrid with 1 stopover in Istanbul. The port of Marmaris is 94 km from Dalaman airport and takes about 1:30 hours by road.
RETURN
Departure from Bodrum:
- There are flights from Bodrum airport to Barcelona and Madrid with 1 stopover in Istanbul.
Departure from Marmaris:
- There are flights from Marmaris airport to Barcelona and Madrid with 1 stopover in Istanbul.
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
Expenses during the voyage

Expenses you can expect to incur during a one-week crossing are around 100 euros per person, but this is relative and depends on the traveller:
- Transport, bus or taxi on the first day.
- Restaurants during the crossing. Variable.
- Souvenirs.
- Extra activities.
Telephone and internet

Turkey is not part of the European Community, so you do not have roaming and you will have to pay for the data you use in your tariff.
On most gulets you will have wifi on board and you will be able to use data sparingly. Coverage during the crossing will be limited.
Medical expenses

The trip does not include travel insurance to cover hypothetical medical expenses at the destination. Please contact us to request one.
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The trip has been a fantastic experience, combining sailing and discovering wonderful beaches and bays during the day with visits to the cities in the afternoons and evenings (Vis, Hvar, Korcula, Stari Grad, Split and Trogir). All this under the guidance of our wonderful skipper, Pave.
We would like to thank Joan Nogueron, from the Melee Travels Agency, for his organisation, advice and tips to make this trip a success.
Thank you for everything, we will surely repeat in another destination.
- The food was scarce, it had the feeling of being in camps, with a daily pasta menu with very basic preparations, and the breakfasts were also very scarce. Luckily in port we were buying our own bread and pastries to be able to have a good breakfast. We know that the cook who usually does the crossing failed and the new one was not used to these tasks on a ship, but I consider that the passengers should not pay for these inconveniences. The same goes for the mess and lack of cleanliness in the galley. I would like to thank Lucia and Lourdes, two crew members who took charge of the galley and solved a large part of the problem.
- The whole week without air conditioning due to a breakdown. We are in the month of July and it was really oppressive to sleep in port with so much heat at night.
Finally, this is a high value trip and we feel that we should have received better attention from MeleTravels, when we exposed the problems we encountered, they were all just a bunch of baloney without taking any blame.
gives you a lot of security and is a professional
And Anita spoiled us a lot with her dishes and her company, and the group was super.
And the journey both at sea and on land
It was short, what a feeling of freedom
I recommend it 💯
With Joan, the experienced skipper at the helm, taking care of your safety and every detail, it is certainly worth repeating again and again.
A thousand thanks!
I recommend this company and this captain 100%. I will sail with them again!
In love with the colour of the waters of Ibiza/ Formentera. I think everyone should experience this with Mêlée Travels. It has been a fascinating adventure and hard to match.
We have enjoyed the most beautiful sunrises and sunsets we have ever seen, including a full moon, unforgettable!
Sailing and feeling the wind while watching the sails dance or snorkelling off the most idyllic beaches is a wonder that is hard to describe.
I made the journey with a friend and met some wonderful people when I got there.
It was an excellent trip in all aspects.
Recommended 100%.
Thank you very much for everything Joan, I will repeat for sure!
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Thank you very much for everything, I'm sure we will repeat the experience 🙂
We have been 3 couples on the Ionian Islands, and we are delighted !!!!
We will repeat!

Perfect organisation and management of Joan and her advice.
I look forward to more crossings with you, a pleasure.




