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this page. What follows is intended for search engine robots and spiders and not necessarily for
human beings. Further information about gulet charter sailing in Turkey and Greece may
be obtained by clicking on the blue links immediately above. Thank you. Could you be searching
for an aesthetically-pleasing low-profiled yacht charter sailing Greece? Could you be considering a
sleek schooner-rigged gulet charter sailing Greece's azure Aegean? A graceful gulet charter sailing
Greece's Dodecanese Islands? Or Turkey's Turquoise Coast? Could you even be dreaming of charter
sailing through history at the crossroads of history? Could you be dreaming of a blue cruise among
formerly Latin Aegean islands and along the coast of Asia Minor? How about bringing your dream to life
aboard a regatta veteran with six cabins accommodating twelve or more guests. One with lots of
uncluttered teak deck ideal for reading in sun or shade while you bone up on history, one able to
catch the wind and race to the next destination. How about beginning your holiday racing along the
coast of ancient Lycia, home to many of Homer's Trojan heroes. Or how about beginning with a sail in
Dragut's wake along the coast of Ottoman Turkey and among Venetian islands of the Aegean. On your
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holiday! How about having a family holiday,
an extended family holiday, aboard a crewed sailing gulet cruising the Greek Dodecanese? As in the
photograph to the left? Or how about having a group of friends holiday with you aboard a charter gulet
proceeding leisurely from one intriguing locale to another? How about chartering a sailing gulet to
cruise the eastern Mediterranean. As did the aforementioned Dragut (Turgut Reis), a mariner without
peer who rose through Mediterranean privateer ranks to become an Ottoman admiral at the siege of Malta
in 1565. How about chartering a crewed yacht to cruise the Cyclades as did Dragut when seeking Genovese
and Venetian prey. It might be noted, almost as an aside, that one of the first Turkish Ayses of whom we
have historical record was Ayse Sultan born in 1605 to the Sultan Ahmet I and to a Greek woman, Anastasia,
corsair prey taken from Venetian Tinos in the Cyclades. Ayse Sultan was married off by her father on five
occasions and finally left a widow at the age of 39. What she did with her husbands is not recorded.
This aside is neither here nor there, really, as the yacht Ayse Emre is named for her owner/skipper's twin
children, Ayse and Emre. How about pausing in your cruise of the Dodecanese at Bodrum proximate to Dragut's
birthplace, home of the twins and which Ayse Sultan visited. Or how about visiting Gocek. On the extended
Turkish Riviera. Are you searching for Gocek in Turkey? Well, it's at the upper left-hand corner of the
Gulf of Fethiye 42 nautical miles ENE of Rhodes Town and twenty-five minutes by road from the international
airport at Dalaman. There or elsewhere we can put you aboard a crewed sailing yacht for the holiday of a
lifetime. We can put you aboard a charter yacht with an experienced crew able to show you the Aegean coast
of Turkey, able to show you Dragut's routes up and down the coasts of Lycia and Caria and through the
Dodecanese to Samos, able to show you Ayse Sultan's routes to Bodrum and to Greek Kos eleven miles
distant. Ayse Emre, a superb sailing yacht chartering the Dodecanese Islands of Greece and southwestern
Turkey. Contact Blue Cruise Yacht Charters today at