Sailing the Mediterranean Coast of Turkey in a Gulet

Crystal clear waters and deserted beaches treat you to some of the most spectacular views where mountains meet sea and history is packed into every cove and tiny bay. The gullet, a traditional Turkish sailing vessel, will guide you back in time crossing through the waters where sunken cities hide beneath the waters and ancient Lycian ruins nestle amongst the rocky cliffs. Snorkelers and divers enjoy meters of visibility Canyons forge through the cliffs into the sea while gliders float through the sky fro Mt. Babadag. Opportunities to explore, in the air, on land or in the sea are endless.

Sailing the Mediterranean Coast of Turkey in a Gulet

Photography:      Frits Meyst
Text:                      Jillian Macdonald
Production:          Adventure4ever.com

Crystal clear waters and deserted beaches treat you to some of the most spectacular views where mountains meet sea and history is packed into every cove and tiny bay. The gullet, a traditional Turkish sailing vessel, will guide you back in time crossing through the waters where sunken cities hide beneath the waters and ancient Lycian ruins nestle amongst the rocky cliffs. Snorkelers and divers enjoy meters of visibility Canyons forge through the cliffs into the sea while gliders float through the sky fro Mt. Babadag. Opportunities to explore, in the air, on land or in the sea are endless.

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Last Updated (Friday, 03 April 2009 20:42)