Yachts Lined Up Along One of the Restaurant Piers in CiftlikOn the Left of the Entrance to Ciftlik Limani is the Alarga Sail Yachtclub & Boutique HotelCiftlik is a Safe Anchorage which is Sheltered by a Small Island at it’s EntranceThe Next Good Anchorage West Along the Coast is Serce Limani where an Ancient Shipwreck was Discovered and now is Displayed in Bodrum Museum. It sank over 1000 years ago and was Loaded with GlassThe Rugged Beauty of Serce Limani makes this Bay very Popular with SailorsAt One End of Serce Limani is Kaptan Nemo’s Farm Restaurant Which is Quite an ExperienceBozukkale, Another Wildly Rugged Beautiful Bay is the Closest Anchorage to the Greek Island of RhodesThe Ancient Castle which Overlooks the Bozukkale Bay and also Across to RhodesOne of the Few Restaurants in the Bozukkale BayOur Special Little Island not far from Sogut for Swimming and RelaxingThe Water here is a True Turquoise Colour and is Absolutely Crystal ClearA Lot of Relaxing and Reading gets done Aboard – Kindles are Popular !!Some of Us Prefer Swimming and Taking Photos !!The Awning on the Bow is Invaluable on the Hot DaysThe Goats on the Island were Quite Curious to see Who were Invading their SpaceAfter Delivering Water and Food to the Goats, Kate Brings back a Few Treasures Found While Swimming, Which of Course were Thrown Back !!Another Goat gets a Better View of Us, Obviously it must be a Mountain Goat !!The Pier at the Sogut Octopus Restaurant is Full of Yachts TonightTangaroa takes the Last Spot on the Inside of the PierOctopus Restaurant in Sogut is One of Our Favourite PlacesColourful Boats Owned by the Locals of the AreaIt is Gin and Tonic TimeWe are Happy with Our Mooring for the Night at the End of the PierThe Restaurant is Full Tonight and we are Pleased to have a Table on the PierThe Amazing Display of Mezes to Chose from at OctopusAmazing Seafood Filled SquidFabulous FishMeat Grilled on Skewers are Always DeliciousDinner Photo at Octopus in Sogut LimaniOctopus has Always been Busy – this is Our 3rd Visit Here
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