Charter
Gulet Nostalgia Sailing Aegean Turkey And Greece
Bodrum Cup Winner Nostalgia has all the comfort
of a gulet and may be found actually sailing Aegean Turkey and Greece.
Accommodations:
1 Master and 2 Double En-suite Cabins, Large Salon, Indoor and Outdoor
Dining, Sun Mattresses, Cushioned After Deck, All Protected by Sun Awnings.
Separate Crew Quarters.
Technical Specifications:
Year Built:
1985 Length: 61 ft Beam: 19 ft Engine: 210 hp Caterpillar Generator: 220v
15kva Water Tanks: 925 gal Fuel Tanks: 395 gal Sail Area: 3,010 sq ft
Speed: 9 knots
Equipment:
VHF Radio-Telephone,
Stereo Music System, Color Television, Fully Equipped Galley, Deep Freeze, Dingy with Outboard,
Fishing Tackle, and Snorkeling Gear.
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crewed charter gulet with accommodations for six or seven guests plus crew. How about doing both
aboard a crewed charter gulet which sails like a yacht! There aren't many such gulets. You might
charter this sailing gulet to cruise Turkey's Lycian shore. As did the perceptive travel writer
Freya Stark's Elfin in 1952. Freya Stark investigated almost every locale on our shore with
any historical interest, and went on to write three books about it: Ionia, A Quest
(1954), The Lycian Shore (1956), and Alexander's Path: From Caria to Cilicia (1958),
all recommended reading for inquisitive charter guests sailing Turkish waters. As is her biography
depicted to the left and currently available at your favorite book
store. You might also charter Nostalgia to sail Cleopatra's 32 BC honeymoon route along the
coasts of Lycia and neighboring Caria and among Greek Dodecanese and Sporades islands. From Perge
in Pamphylia to Phaselis in Lycia, from Andriake to Megiste, a Greek island close off the Lycian
shore, and then to Patara, Telmessos, Lydae, Caunos, Amos, Loryma, Stadia, Triopium, Knidos, Cedrae,
Kos, Miletus, Trogyllium, Ephesus, and Samos. While you honeymoon or holiday. Or could you be
planning a group excursion? A group of business associates. Or of fellow club members.
Well, bring your group aboard a charter gulet sailing like a yacht from locale to locale
selected by you. From historic crossroads to white-sand beach. From Turkey to Greece to Turkey to
Greece. Or would you prefer to charter this same sailing gulet to cruise the Cyclades in
Greece's central Aegean? Starting in Kos? Or Bodrum? Are you searching for Bodrum in Turkey? Well,
it's a mere 11 nautical miles NNE of Kos Town on the Greek island of the same name, and both Kos
and Bodrum have their own international airports. At Kos or Bodrum or elsewhere we can put you
aboard a crewed sailing gulet for the holiday of a lifetime. We can put you aboard a charter gulet
with an experienced crew able to show you race-sailing waters of the ancient Ceramic Gulf, able to
show you Freya Stark's path through Aegean Greece and down the coasts of Caria and Lycia, able to
show you Cleopatra's route up the coast of Turkey and among Aegean Greek islands. Nostalgia, a fine
crewed yacht sailing Aegean Turkey and Greece. Contact Blue Cruise Yacht Charters
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remote pastel-hued
island to the next, parking stern to a harbor-side taverna. Or both! Would you like to do both?
Would you like to sail both Aegean Turkey and Aegean Greece at once? How about doing both aboard a
crewed charter gulet with accommodations for six or seven guests plus crew. How about doing both
aboard a crewed charter gulet which sails like a yacht! There aren't many such gulets. You might
charter this sailing gulet to cruise Turkey's Lycian shore. As did the perceptive travel writer
Freya Stark's Elfin in 1952. Freya Stark investigated almost every locale on our shore with
any historical interest, and went on to write three books about it: Ionia, A Quest
(1954), The Lycian Shore (1956), and Alexander's Path: From Caria to Cilicia (1958),
all recommended reading for inquisitive charter guests sailing Turkish waters. As is her biography
depicted to the left and currently available at your