explore further south, after that we will try the Greek Islands, after that……
oh here we go dreaming again but that is what the people, the scenery, the
history and the culture of the place does to you.
More details from: www.broadbluecharters.com
We sailed a Broadblue 385 Mk1. It was in good condition, clean, tidy and
everything worked well without any problem during the charter. We were
surprised at just how comfortable it was and how spacious the cabins were.
There were a few things which niggled about the boat from a design point
of view. We saw a Mk 2 at the Portsmouth Multihull Show recently and were
delighted that most of the niggles had been addressed.
We flew Easyjet from London Gatwick to Bodrum Milas, fares were £1100
for the three of us including taxes.
Transfer organised by Broadblue was £85 for both trips.
Typical Charter fees are:
Turkish kids and Ryan – common
Low High
language – have fun!
One week £1950/Euro2270 £2600/Eur3020
We found the following books very useful:
Mediterranean Cruising by Rod Heikell. Published by Adlard Coles at £16.99
ISBN 987 07136 87644. It is a guide to sailing in the Mediterannean,
customs, practices, weather and general tips on sailing there.
Turkish Waters and Cyprus Pilot by Rod Heikell. Published by Imray. Priced
at £34.50 ISBN 9781 8462 31889 . This is a great book, recently updated
and full of quality information about where to go, how to get there, and what
The very friendly and well run
to avoid. Detailed information on ports and anchorages and lots of local
Yat Limani
advice.
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