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Table of Contents

1. Derin Deniz Yacht................................................................................................................................3 2. Cabin & Deck Layout ..........................................................................................................................4

2.1 Cabin ..................................................................................................................................................4 2.2 Cabin Comfort ..................................................................................................................................5 2.3 Wet to Dry – Bath Towel, Swim Towel and Bathrobe..............................................................6 2.4 Salon & Bar.......................................................................................................................................7 2.5 Upper Deck .......................................................................................................................................8

3. Staff .......................................................................................................................................................9 4. Organise Your Trip ............................................................................................................................10

2.1 Flights ..............................................................................................................................................10 2.2 Visa...................................................................................................................................................10

5. Airport Transfers ...............................................................................................................................10 6. Suggested “Blue Journey” of 7 or 14 days ..................................................................................11

6.1 Marmaris – Fethiye – Marmaris (7 days) .................................................................................12 6.2 Marmaris – Kekova – Marmaris (14 days) ...............................................................................14 6.3 Marmaris – Knidos – Marmaris (7 days) ..................................................................................17 6.4 Marmaris – Antalya – Marmaris (14 days)...............................................................................18 6.5 Marmaris – Bodrum – Marmaris (14 days) ..............................................................................21 6.6 Bodrum – Marmaris – Bodrum (14 days).................................................................................22 6.7 Bodrum – Gokova – Bodrum (7 days) .......................................................................................23

7. Life on Board ......................................................................................................................................24 8. A typical Day aboard “Derin Deniz”...............................................................................................25 9. Available activities on “Derin Deniz” .............................................................................................28 10. Extras...............................................................................................................................................30 11. What to take with you? ................................................................................................................31 11 General Conditions ........................................................................................................................32

11.1 Payment schedule .........................................................................................................................32 11.2 Cancellation ....................................................................................................................................32


1. Derin Deniz Yacht

The Derin Deniz is a luxury Gullet yacht built in 2008.

Length : 27 meters (88.5 Feet) Cabins : 6 Passengers: 12 maximum

The 25 years of experience of its Turkish captain in partnership with a Swiss decorator will make your “Blue Journey” an unforgettable experience.


2. Cabin & Deck Layout

A taste of this 27 meters (88.5 Feet) 5 star floating hotel, on the marvelous Turkish Mediterranean and Aegean coast, designed to welcome 12 passengers. 2.1 Cabin

Our Yacht offers 6 air-conditioned cabins:

2 Masters (A & Y) - 2 Double (I & E) - 2 Twins (O & U) & 1 Captain Cabin(C)


2.2 Cabin Comfort

Each cabin has a flat screen TV, DVD, iPod and iPhone reader.

Each cabin is equipped with latest the generation of sanitary facilities and a sensual invitation for relaxation and well-being with Ex Voto Paris bath and body care.

We have selected for you the Ginger fragrance, enriched

with Lotus Blossom extracts.

These luxury toiletries comply with the international

cosmetic regulations (CTFA).

Our line includes Shower Gel, Shampoo and Body Lotion


2.3 Wet to Dry – Bath Towel, Swim Towel and Bathrobe

Take your time in this magical mood…..and let the softest touch wrap around you a little bit more.

We have specially selected for you the “Ocean Organic” Line from HAMAM.

Organic cotton, grown using methods and materials that have a low impact on the environment, is also the highest in terms of anti-allergenic factor and it allows unique comfort for body and soul. Mind and beauty merged from the best.

And for your bath our selection has been influenced by the beautiful “Pestemal Cotton” line. Our Women’s and Men’s bathrobes are sized to fit almost everyone!


2.4 Salon & Bar Guests may also relax indoors in the comfortable lounge, equipped with TV, Video, stereo system and bar area.


2.5 Upper Deck

The remarkable amount of space for lounging, enjoying the sun or just take a drink

The top deck has 12 sun beds and an ample lounge surface

with a removable sunroof.

An outdoor dining area with a Large Dining Table for 12 persons

A spacious relaxation area

Derin Deniz has 2 life rafts


3. Staff

Our experienced Captain, Ahmet Cevik, who has been operating since 1984, sails along the beautiful Turkish coast as per your chosen “Blue Journey” tour with his tree members’ crew.

Deniz, our chief Steward, besides the service on board he is also a talented guitar player!

Umut, our 2nd Steward and Deck-stew! …he is always available

for you, and will take care to never disturb your privacy.

Our Master Chef, Baris, will cook you delicious meals with a variety of Mezes, fresh Seafood, Meats, Borek, Kebab and much more, confirming that Turkish cuisine is the fruit of a cultural heritage of good cooking using the freshest of ingredients.


4. Organise Your Trip

2.1 Flights

You can fly with « Charter Flights » if you are flying to and from the same airport in Turkey. It is cheaper but it is not always convenient from a timing plan (companies: Easyjet, Monarch, Thomson fly, Thomas Cook, etc.) If you would like to stay one or a few days in Istanbul then the best option will be to use “Scheduled Airlines” to Istanbul, followed by a domestic flight from Turkish Airlines (companies: Turkish Airlines, Lufthansa, British Airways, …and many other)

Time schedule will be available soon!

2.2 Visa Ordinary Passport Holders from the following Countries are exempt from Visa for their travels up to 90 days:

Andorra, Argentina, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Bolivia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Chile, Croatia, Czech Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Estonia, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Guatemala, Honduras, *Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the PRC, Iceland, Iran, Israel, Italy, Japan, Kuwait, Liechtenstein, Luxemburg, Malaysia, Monaco, Montenegro, Morocco, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Paraguay, St Vincent and the Grenadines, San Marino, Republic of Korea (South Korea), Sweden, Switzerland, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates, Uruguay, Vatican (Holy See), Venezuela.

5. Airport Transfers

We organize transfers with an Air-conditioned minibus from Dalaman (Marmaris & Gocek), Antalya or Bodrum Airport.

From To Time How Dalaman Airport Göcek 30 min Minibus Dalaman Airport Fehiye 1h Minibus Dalaman Airport Marmaris 1h20 Minibus Antalya Airport Finike 2h30min Minibus Antalya Airport Göcek 3h Minibus Bodrum Airport End of Gökova golf(Karacasöğüt) 1h Hydrofoil Bodrum Airport Datça 1h Ferry Line Bodrum Airport End of Gökova golf(Karacasöğüt) 2h30min Minibus Bodrum Airport Marmaris 3h Minibus Izmir Airport Bodrum 2h30min Minibus Izmir Airport Marmaris 3h30min Minibus Greek Island Kos Bodrum 20min Hydrofoil Rhodes Airport Marmaris 45min Fast Catamaran Rhodes Airport Fethiye 1h20 Hydrofoil


6. Suggested “Blue Journey” of 7 or 14 days

We offer a variety of cruises along the Mediterranean and Aegean coast.

• Recommended Boarding Harbors: Marmaris or Göcek. • 2nd option: Kemer, Antalya or Bodrum.

We will do our best to satisfy your preferred itinerary but we are dependent on the previous group option selected. Of course a One Way option is also possible.

For each “Blue Journey” we are proposing different shore excursions. Of course, shore excursions are optional and may sometimes require a small fee for overland transport, guides or admission to archaeological sites.

The list of visit/excursion suggested under each “Blue Journey” is just example, you can add from others “Blue Journey” if it is on your Route.


6.1 Marmaris – Fethiye – Marmaris (7 days)

(Ekincik, Dalyan River, Amos, Lycian Tombs, Caunos, Greek temple, Roman Bath, Byzantine Church, Turtle Beach, Xanthos, Oludeniz, Telmessos, Lydia, etc…)

During Marmaris-Fethiye-Marmaris Blue Journey, we will follow the coastline south to Fethiye, a famous Turkish market town and resort located on the site of the ancient Lycian City of Termessos.

Along the way there is plenty of location to visit

- Ekincik. Here, you may rent a fisherman's boat that will take you to explore the Dalyan River

- Caunos. One of the most beautiful features of the site is the rock tombs sculpted in the form of the porticoes of small Ionic temples. These are among the most splendid examples of Lycian type funerary architecture in Turkey, although the builders were

Carians. The original occupants of the tombs are obscure but are assumed to have been Caunian noblemen and rulers; in most cases they were vacanted and reused in Roman times. The largest one is unfinished, providing a curious glimpse of the method of construction.

- You will also get a chance to see the sights of the Greek temples, Roman Baths, Byzantine church, before enjoying the scenic views overlooking the valleys of Caunos village on the way back to Turtle Beach and our Gullet.

Turtle Beach


- Telmessos (or incorrectly Telmissis) was a flourishing city west of Lycia, on the Gulf of Fethiye. It was famed for its school of diviners, consulted among others by the Lydian king Croesus, prior to declaring war against Cyrus, and by Alexander the Great, when he came to the town after the siege of Halicarnassus. Telmessos was a member of the Delian League in the 5th century BC. It was taken by Alexander in 334 BC. Telmessos was renamed Anastasiopolis in the 8th century, apparently in honor of Emperor Anastasios II, but this name did not persist. By the 10th century, it came to be called Makri, after the name of the island at the entrance to the harbor. Its ruins are located at Fethiye.

- Ölüdeniz is a small resort village in the Muğla Province on the South West coast of Turkey on the Aegean Sea to the south and the high, steep sided Babadağ Mountain, 14 km (9 mi) south of Fethiye. The town is a beach resort. Ölüdeniz remains one of the most photographed beaches on the Mediterranean. It has a secluded sandy bay at the mouth of Ölüdeniz, on a blue lagoon. The lagoon is a national nature reserve and building is strictly prohibited. Ölüdeniz is famous for its shades of turquoise and aquamarine, and is an official blue flag beach, and is frequently rated among the top 5 beaches in the world by Travelers and Tourism Journals alike. The resort is also famous for its paragliding opportunities. It is regarded as one of the best places in the world to paraglide due to its unique panoramic views, and the Babadağ Mountain's exceptional height


6.2 Marmaris – Kekova – Marmaris (14 days)

(Amos, Xanthos, Kekova, Myra, Amphitheatre, St Nicholas Church, St-Nicholas Island, Demre, Saklikent, Oludeniz, Aperlai, Arycanda, Trysa, etc…)

Xanthos: The ancient Lycian capital of Xanthos, today in the Turkish village Kinik, lies 18 km north of Patara. The theatre, Tomb of the Harpies, Nereid Monument, agora, and Inscribed Pillar, among a mixture of ruins from Lycian, Roman and Byzantine times, create a special atmosphere at this site

- Kokova is a submerged port dating back to the 5th century BC, when Lycia was an important kingdom in this region. The Lycian capital was Xanthos, an hour west of Kekova, where King Sarpedon, who fought in the Trojan Wars, originally came from. The Lycians traded with the Ancient Greeks and as trade increased, so did the incidence of piracy. For this reason, many harbors and ports were fortified as Kekova was.

Xanthos


- As you slide over the calm waters, you can see the remains of buildings and walls beneath your boat - staircases to nowhere - which feels very strange. “Derin Deniz” may stop to let you snorkel over the ruins, which were buried by a series of earthquakes over the centuries. Note that it is illegal to pick up any archaeological material and watch out for the sea urchins.

- Myra : The date of Myra's foundation is unknown. There is no literary mention of it before the 1st century BC, when it is said to be one of the six leading cities of the Lycian Union (the other five were Xanthos, Tlos, Pinara, Patara and Olympos). It is believed to date back much further however, as an outer defensive wall has been dated to the 5th

century BC. - The city is well known for its amphitheatre (the largest in Lycia) and the plethora of “rock-cut” tombs carved in the cliff above the theatre.

- Demre is the Lycian town of Myra, the home of Saint Nicholas, the original Santa Claus. The district was known as Kale until it was renamed in 2005.

Demre


- St. Nicholas Island. There are some historic writers who believe that St. Nicholas was born on this island although he did not live here. He lived and died in Demre. Watching the sunset on the island is the end to a perfect day.

- Saklikent (Hidden City) Gorge is the second-largest (20 km-long) gorge in Europe, the longest and deepest gorge in Turkey, about a 40 minutes' drive from Fethiye. It is a spectacular place, with sculpted walls soaring high above. Four km. of the gorge is walk able after April when most of the snow from the Taurus Mountains has melted and passed through the gorge on its way to the Xanthos River. Summer is the best time to visit as the canyon is deliciously cool and shady with cold water.

Xanthos River


6.3 Marmaris – Knidos – Marmaris (7 days)

(Amos, Knidos, Loryma (Bozukkale), Datca, etc…)

- The ancient ruins of Amos can be reached from the Asarcik Hill, northwest of Kumlubük

Bay. The ancient city of Amos dates back to the Hellenistic era and now consists of an amphitheatre on the side of the hill, a temple and statue pedestals. Surrounded by ramparts dating back to the same time, this amphitheatre is in good condition, with its seating area, side walls and stage with three chambers. Excavations in 1948 by Prof. Bean revealed four inscriptions, which mentioned three rental contracts, thought to date back to around 200 BC.

- Knidos or Cnidus (pronounced /ˈnaɪdəs/) (Greek: Κνίδος [knidos]) was an ancient Greek city of Caria, part of the Dorian Hexapolis. It was built partly on the mainland and partly on the Island of Triopion or Cape Krio. The debate about it being an island or cape is caused by the fact that in ancient times it was connected to the mainland by a causeway and bridge. Today the connection is formed by a narrow sandy isthmus

- LORYMA There are very scant signs left of the ancient city of Loryma at the place called Bozukkale (‘ruined castle’) today, but the remaining massive walls and towers of the

fortress protecting the entrance to the harbor are truly impressive and worth a visit. Prof. George Bean tells us that the Athenian fleet assembled in this harbor during the peloponnesian War ca. 400 B.C.


6.4 Marmaris – Antalya – Marmaris (14 days)

(Olympos Phaseli, Aperlai, Arycanda, Trysa, Finike, etc…)

- At the foot of Mt.Tahtali (Olympos),15 km south of Kemer, the three harbors of Phaselis were once a major commercial center. The ruins of aqueducts, agoras, baths, a theater, Hadrian's Gate and an acropolis reveal the city's historical importance. From the south harbor, look up at Mt. Tahtali for a spectacular view. The sheltered sandy beaches make a superb playground, and the waters are calm and safe for swimmers.

- Olympos : is between Kemer and Adrasan. After passing

Phaselis, a plate on Antalya - Kumluca road, shows Olympos road. Cirali is an ancient coastal village beside Olympos. The city, which is found on 2nd century B. C. is emptied on 6th century. Famous Bellerophontres - Chimera war is made here. An hour of walking on a tight and uneven slope coming from a river bed after Cirali will bring you to Chimera's unique natural ambient. Chimera is known by the natives as "Yanartas" due to continuously burning natural gas, which is coming from mountain.

- Aperlai is located on the Sicak peninsula, near the Sicak jetty. A Lycian city, Aperlai's history is known from silver coins bearing its name that have been discovered and goes back to the 4th or 5th centuries BC. Aperlai was the head of the Lycian Confederation, of which Isinda, Simena and Apollonia were also members. It's very difficult to get to

the archaeological site fro m the land, it requires about 23 kilometers (14 miles) of trekking from Kas, therefore “Derin Deniz” is the most advisable to take a ride from Kas or Ucagiz (Kekova) ports.


- Finike (ancient Phoenicus) is located in the south of the Teke peninsula, and the coast here is a popular tourist destination. However, Finike is best-known for its oranges, the symbol of the town.

- Saklikent is situated near Toros, between Fethiye and Kas for thousands of years. Situated east of Esençay Valley, Saklikent has not been discovered recently. Villagers living in this region discovered Saklikent almost 20 years ago.

Saklikent Gorge ("Hidden Valley") is the longest and deepest gorge in Turkey - 18 km long and so steep and narrow that the sun does not penetrate the water, leaving it deliciously icy-cold in the summer. Once inside, water-sculpted limestone canyon walls

soar above you. Saklikent is a Canyon which is unbelievably beautiful, mystic and fascinating. You can walk one kilometer through water to reach Saklikent.

Remember to dress appropriately - you will get wet, and avoid taking big expensive waterproof cameras!

Be sure to bring submersible shoes as you will sometimes be walking in shallow water or mud. Plastic shoes can also be rented River Bar. However, after a while water goes beyond one’ s height. There start the caves. You can see the sky occasionally. You feel yourself on a different planet among high rocks. You don’t feel the Mediterranean’s distrusting heat in this Canyon.


A total of 16 caves have been discovered in the rocks, whereas prehistoric man encountered this place and used it for shelter..

There is 700m. difference in height between the entrance and the exit of Saklikent. While walking through Saklikent you generally sink deeply into wet clay. On the way you can take a quick shower under small waterfalls.

But it is impossible to reach to the end of the canyon due to the natural conditions. At the trials up to today, technical teams could reach to the end of the Canyon by the help of security belts.

- Tlos is known to have been one of the most important religious centers of the Lycian region in Antalya province of Turkey. It is known as the city where mythological hero Bellerophon and his winged flying horse Pegasus lived. Determined as the oldest city of Lycian Region by the archaeological excavations, Tlos dates back to the time before 2000 B.C. The graveyard on the natural rocks of the city acropolis was filled with most elaborate house-type tombs Of Lycia. It is known that the king-type tomb in the necropolis is dedicated to Bellerophon.


6.5 Marmaris – Bodrum – Marmaris (14 days)

(Sedir Island, Loryma (Bozukkale), Dataca, etc..)

- Sedir Island (Turkish: Sedir Adası), also known as Cleopatra Island, is an island in the Gulf of Gökova of southwestern Aegean Sea off the coast of Ula, part of Muğla Province of Turkey. It has one of the most special beaches in the world which is famous for its beach made from seashells. It is said that this organic sand was brought by ships from the Red Sea especially for Cleopatra. Each grain of sand is a perfect sphere, for this reason the beach is heavily protected by the government to prevent any sand being removed from the beach.

- Loryma : There are very scant signs left of the ancient city of Loryma at the place called Bozukkale (‘ruined castle’) today, but the remaining massive walls and towers of the fortress protecting the entrance to the harbor are truly impressive and worth a visit.

- Datça situated half way along the mountainous, pine forested peninsula is an idyllic resort. There is a lively harbour set in stunning scenery whose relaxed happy atmosphere will captivate you immediately. The entire region is a combination of traditional Turkish friendliness and hospitality, tranquility, sophistication and good fun

Sedir Island


6.6 Bodrum – Marmaris – Bodrum (14 days) (Bodrum,St-Peter’s Castle, plus any site as suggested in some of the previous “Blue Journey”)

- Bodrum is a scenic town whose center is the famed Castle of Saint Peter (built by

the Knights of Saint John). Bodrum has much to offer and should be considered as a base to explore the surrounding countryside. In the past, Bodrum was known as Halicarnassus and the site of one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus. The tomb was destroyed by a series of violent earthquakes in the distant past. It is said that its building materials were used to fortify the Castle of St. Peter and the city's defensive walls.

- About 9 miles east of Bodrum is Orak Island an islet of bare rock and thorny shrubs that seem to float in the clear morning light. Cokertme is another wonderful place to stop, a charming fishing hamlet.

Cokertme


6.7 Bodrum – Gokova – Bodrum (7 days) (Cleopatra Island, Gokova, etc…)

- The godly beauties of GOKOVA have been attracting people for thousands of years. Even its name is derived from the beautiful forests, The ancient name for GOKOVA is IDYMA. The name “IDYMA” has developed form the “luwishe” “ida(a)uma” and means “forest people”.

Gokova Bay with its 6 months continuous wind and open space is naturally very suitable for kite surfing and has become one of the most attractive locations for beginners as well as having made a memorable impression on professional kite boarders. The fantastic bay located hidden amongst the high mountains gives a riding opportunity to all levels of riders due to its increasing onshore daily summer breeze throughout the day time.


7. Life on Board

Good sailing, good food with good friends in a relaxed atmosphere – this is what Derin Deniz is all about. The opportunity to cruise and explore some of the most beautiful locations in the world at a pace you can control and enjoy. A sail away holiday aboard Derin Deniz can be as relaxing or as energetic as you choose. On Derin Deniz you will find a variety of activities such as windsurfing, water skiing, snorkeling, kayaking and fishing. If you want to try other sports, your Captain Ahmet can organize for you (Jet Ski, parasailing, banana, ringo and scuba diving). If you just want to relax, then you can spend most of your time sunbathing, reading, swimming and enjoying the delicious Turkish Mediterranean cuisine….and why not asking for our Mobile Wellness Massage Therapist to come on board for a relaxation experience of 1hour. Also your Captain can organize special Turkish nights with belly dancer.

In the late afternoon right after the 5 o'clock tea if you would like you can have a walk in the forest starting from the beach and climbing up to the hill, visiting the ruins with the wonderful panorama and watching the sun set while sharing one bottle of red wine with your friends when you return on board your aperitif and later your dinner will be waiting you! Children can watch some of our cartoons from our video archive. And for the adults we have backgammon, chess, rummikub and card games.


8. A typical Day aboard “Derin Deniz”

Good Morning • An early swim before breakfast is the best way to work up an appetite.

…breakfast will wait for your return.

• The Breakfast!...a selection of fresh salad, cheese, bread, marmalade, fruits, olives, eggs, tea and coffee all served on the deck !

• If you have missed it!

Don’t worry; there will always be something available for you. You just need to ask! Of course if the crew is “busy” to lift/drop the anchor of your gullet then you may wait a little bit …but just a little bit!

• After Breakfast and when the tables are cleared the captain will then show you the

sailing plan for the day and as per your “Blue Journey” he can then organize any outdoor activities or accommodate the visit of an historical site or go to explore some of the most beautiful location.

• The anchor will then be lifted, and once you reach the

open water, if there is enough wind, the sails will then go up, the engines are stopped and all you’ll have to do is enjoy…!

• Your captain will then find a suitable bay to drop the anchor, so that you can enjoy your swimming or other water sport activities.

• The Bar is always open; don’t hesitate to ask the crew to get you a drink.


Lunch

• Don’t worry, your diet will be respected, the Turkish cuisine is one of the best and most healthy in the world, the lunch consists mainly of fresh local vegetable, fish or meats and some delicious specialty such as Borek, Mezes or Kebab.

After Lunch

• Now it is the most difficult!...You have to take some decisions ; o A place on the deck in the shade or in the sun. Make sure you use the proper Sun

protection….or…

o A little siesta or looking across the sea watching other sailing boats, flying fish and sometimes dolphins….or….

o A chat with your fellow passengers or continue to read your book/magazines…or…

o A refreshing swim …or…or…or…your imagination will do the rest!

• We can also organize for you a visit, excursion to one of the many Turkish historical

sites…or any outdoor activities, which depending on where we are! Please let us know, ideally the day before. During Summer time it is always better to book in advance!


• And if you are around at 4-5pm then we will serve you tea and biscuits.

• The captain will either move to another bay just before the sunset or stay for the night where you are.

• Then it will be time to take a shower, to remove your sun-cream and back to the deck where you will enjoy the clicking of your ice-cubes in your glass…or why not vice-versa!

Dinner

• You will almost feel when the dinner is ready. You just need to look at the table and smell what our Master Chef has specially prepared for you, as usual a variety of different combinations and dishes.

After Dinner

• There will be plenty of time for talking, dancing, playing games or why not having a belly-dancing show on board.

• During that time the generator may start again, so that we can switch on the air-

conditioning in your cabin

Good Night

• Then the choice is yours, you can sleep in your very comfortable cabin or lying under a star-laden sky with the soft breeze touching your skin.

Depending on the “Blue Journey” selected, on some days the crew will wake up very early, especially when the next stop is far away. You can stay in your cabin, or put on warm clothes, take your blanket and sit on the rear deck….enjoy the sunrise and watch the sea as you may see some dolphins.


9. Available activities on “Derin Deniz”

Pictures say more than words!!!


….and much more !!!!


10. Extras

Banana

Jet Ski

Biking , Kite Surf, Canyoning, rafting, Rock climbing, Horse riding, Paragliding as per your “Blue Journey”

Overland transport, guides or admission to archaeological sites

:

Mobile Wellness Massage Therapist

o A belly - dancer


11. What to take with you?

Nothing can be easier than packing for a sailing vacation. There will be lots of sun, lots of sea, and you will be living on a boat. For clothing take your bathing suits, shorts, t-shirts, and extra sweater, a pair of cotton trousers in case of cool nights and light bad-weather gear for the occasional rainy days. On shore, with plenty of sun and sea, life on the islands is very casual and you really need very little. You may encounter some finer class resorts and restaurants that require dress trousers and jackets for men and dresses for women. Do not forget sunglasses, a hat or a headscarf and make sure you have a high-protection sun cream. The constant wind on board keep the temperature comfortable, but the combined effect of sun and reflection from sails and water can cause severe sunburns. Rubber-sole shoes for a firm grip on slippery decks are always recommended to prevent foot injury. But on Derin Deniz you can really stay barefoot. Some outdoor-activities require specific material which can not always be rented. You will want to remember your holiday and be able to share it with others. Bring along your camera.


11 General Conditions

11.1 Payment schedule

35 % deposit to confirm your registration. 35 % 180 days before your departure

The balance of the package price is due 90 days before the start of your “Blue Journey” week. The payments are to be made by bank transfer in €uros. In order to respond quickly to booking requests and arrange your “Blue Journey” week(s), we require your registration forms and deposit (35%) within 15 days of your booking request. If we do not receive your deposit we will assume that you have cancelled your “Blue Journey” week(s) and open it up to another person. If the full payment is not made by the due date that is 90 days before your departure, we will assume that you have cancelled your registration and your “Blue Journey” week(s) be released.

11.2 Cancellation If you cancel your “Blue Journey” week(s), your deposit will not be refunded. However it will be available for a booking for the following year but only if we can resell your “Blue Journey” week(s) in the meantime. If you cancel your “Blue Journey” week(s)90 days or less before your departure, your deposit and the rest of the payment will be repaid only if your “Blue Journey” weeks can be sold to another person/group.

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