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Gulet Cruises in Turkey with Greece and Mediterranean Travel Centre
One of the most delightful travel experiences in Turkey is a cruise in a traditional Turkish Gulet boat.
These boats which take a small complement of passengers are a popular way to explore the islands, bays, beaches and inlets of Turkey’s Aegean coast
A Gulet Cruise with GMTC includes three meals a day while on board and on board accommodation.
Greece and Mediterranean Travel Centre runs 5 or 8 day Gulet cruises from Mamaris and Bodrum on Turkey’s Aegean coast and from Antalya on Turkey’s southern Mediterranean coast. Gulet Cruises are a relaxing way to experience Turkey and exceptionally good value for money.
A five day Gulet cruise departing from either Bodrum or Mamaris is priced from $302 pp (standard class) or $428 pp person (first class).
An eight night cruise is priced from $388 pp (standard class) or $682 pp (first class).
Seasonal variations apply.
For bookings and details phone 1300 661 666 or visit www.greecemedtravel.com
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