Xenos III is one of the more luxurious
motor-sailers in the eastern Mediterranean.
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Consider cruising among Greek islands under a soft Aegean sun. Consider sailing through isolated
pine-shrouded clear-water coves along Turkey's Turquoise Coast. Consider doing both, sailing Turkey
and sailing Greece. On the same holiday! Both can be done. Why not do both aboard a luxury charter
yacht with accommodations for five guest couples? Why not charter such a yacht and begin your holiday
by cruising ancient Lycia, the scenically striking home of so many of the Iliad's Trojan heroes. Or
begin your holiday by |
sailing Kara
Hassan's early 16th century corsair tracks along the west coast of Turkey and among neighboring Greek
islands. Kara Hassan did it not with a luxury yacht but with a squadron of fast fustas (small galleys
with 10-15 oars to a side) preying on Venetian shipping and Venetian communities in the Aegean. That
was before taking his squadron to Tunisia where he sailed in company with the Barbarossa brothers
during the first fifteen years of the XVI Century, raiding the coasts of Spain and Italy while also
preying on merchant shipping. Kara is a modern Turkish word meaning black. When used as
a sobriquet five hundred years ago, however, it normally meant brave or strong or
signified manly beauty. In Kara Hassan's case it may have signified a substantial ego because in 1515
he siezed Chechelle in Algeria and proclaimed himself Emir. Would you like to sail this corsair's
earlier Aegean tracks while you holiday at the crossroads of history? Among Greek islands once Venetian?
Learning of his local conquests? Or would you prefer to simply cruise with family and friends or
corporate associates from port to port? Parking with your yacht's stern opposite a taverna
serving octopus in vinegar? With a glass of wine? Cruising far into the Aegean. To the Cyclades. Or are
the nearer Greek Dodecanese far enough? Starting in Turkey? Starting in Bodrum? Or Gocek? Are you
searching for Gocek in Turkey? Or are you wondering about Kara Hassan? Black Hassan? He met his end in
1516 at the hands not of Venetians but of Aruj Reis as in that part of the world there was only one
corsair boss. And it was not Kara Hassan. Here or there we can put you aboard a crewed luxury yacht for
the holiday of a lifetime. We can put you aboard a charter yacht with an experienced crew able to show you
the tracks both of Kara Hassan and of Aruj Reis, able to show you Freya Stark's 1952 track from Izmir
through the Dodecanese and along the coasts of Caria and Lycia to Phaselis in the Gulf of Antalya,
able to show you Cleopatra's 32 BC honeymoon route west along the south coast of Asia Minor and among
Greek islands. And we can discuss where Cleopatra was headed and why. So, too, can the crew of Xenos
III, a luxury yacht available for charter in Turkey and Greece. Contact Blue Cruise Yacht
Charters today at