Sail Kissebükü: Bodrum's Roman Cove

Sail Kissebükü: Bodrum's Roman Cove

Anchor in a deep wooded inlet at noon, walk inland to the ruins of a 6th-century Byzantine bath, swim back to the boat for sunset. 1-night stop on a Gökova route.

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Kissebuku Cove, Bodrum

Kissebükü sits on the southern side of the Bodrum peninsula, a deep wooded cove where the ruins of an ancient settlement called Alazeytin still stand half-hidden in the pines above the bay. The site holds a 6th-century Byzantine bath complex with surviving arches, a chapel, and stone foundations of houses. From the anchorage a 20-minute footpath climbs through the trees to the ruins. The bay water is deep and clear, ringed by pine forest on three sides, with no village or road access. Kissebükü is 75 minutes from Bodrum by sail. Season runs May through October.

Recommended duration: ideal for 1 days
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