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DayDreams Afloat in Turkey

Contents4. Charter Your Own Private Boat

5. Boat Specifications at a glance

6. Kaya Guneri V

7. Cevri Hasan V

8. Cevri Hasan IV

9. Cevri Hasan III

10. Xenos 2

11. Coastal Itineraries

12/13 Schooner Parties on Cevri Hasan III

14. Escorted Land Tours - Small Group Holidays

15. Combine a Stay on Land with a Cruise

along the Coast

16. Central/Southern Aegean and Istanbul

18. Fact File

19. Terms and Conditions

2012 is rapidly approaching. This will be our 25th anniversary yearand plans are well under way for a special programme. Jenny Daystarted DayDreams in 1987. It all began after a fantastic holiday onboard a small ‘gulet’ exploring the spectacular Turkish coastline.Intent on sharing the experience with friends, she returned severaltimes the following year organising her own private charters on thefirst Cevri Hasan. Using the organisational skills that come secondnature to her as a professional public relations consultant and eventsorganiser, she put together several boat parties of friends, colleaguesand journalists. They were so successful that friends told their friends,and the word spread. Her dream of offering a style of holiday, oncethe preserve of the rich and famous, to a wider audience had becomea reality and DayDreams had become a business.

Following her 1987 charter of the first Cevri Hasan, DayDreamshas held exclusivity for the UK on all the Cevri Hasans - the latestbeing Cevri Hasan III, IV and V. They were always in addition tothe myriad choice of boats available for exclusive private charters,which now include many superior de-luxe gulets. Family groupsand friends (many of whom choose DayDreams to celebrate areunion or anniversary) are all regular travellers with the company.More recently, a tailor-made service was introduced to enabletravellers to combine a stay on land (whether guided tour or hotelstay) with their charter.

The concept of bringing together mixed groups of individuals andcouples into ‘schooner parties’, enabling single travellers inparticular to experience life on board a privately chartered boat,continues to be an important feature of the business. In 1992, CevriHasan III was launched following close collaboration between herowners and Jenny Day over a design specifically suited to theSchooner Parties. She continues to lead a few of these uniqueholidays each summer. Escorted land tours were introduced in 2000,all now featured under the ‘Small Group Programme’.

Our close attention to detail - both before and during the holiday,has ensured the continuing success of the business. As experts inthe area, Jenny Day and the DayDreams team, both at the UK officeand in Turkey, can advise clients about every aspect of their holiday.We can make suggestions on the itinerary, the food, the flights andthe most appropriate boat. We advise on which route is best forsailing or archaeological sites, the forestry trails for walkers, and atwhich hotel or pension to stay on land. Our formula works, as borneout by the over 60 per cent of repeat clients who return year afteryear - one traveller managed to sail regularly with us for more than13 years. We have built up a reputation for quality holidaysthroughout the world with clients from America, Australia, SouthAfrica, Canada, as well as the UK and other European countries. Weare a safe pair of hands to make your holiday in Turkey a memorableexperience.

Whether you choose to join a small group holiday, or book aprivate charter, a DayDreams holiday allows you to set the pacefor when you swim or sunbathe, explore local village life or visitancient archaeological sites. You’ll be surprised at how completelyyou relax from the moment you step on board. As you gently sailor cruise before the balmy winds, meandering between idyllicbays and quiet villages you can leave the outside world behind.

The Mediterranean and Aegean coastlines are still unspoilt,providing many magical moments for that chance encounter withdolphins or a loggerhead turtle. Turkey’s fascinating culture, withmore than a hint of the East, ensures a holiday to remember.

‘Jenny Day with Captain Mustafa, Cevri Hasan III’

“We are in our sixth year with DayDreams and we will continue touse the Cevri Hasan III and Captain Mustafa until we can’t make thejourney. Each year has been utterly marvellous, with great crews,itineraries and food. When Captain Mustafa asks each day wherewe want to sail to, we don’t really care, because we know he willlook after us and all will be well and wherever we go anyway will bebeautiful. We just adore the time on board and next year haveextended our journey to 3 weeks” Jim Dunn and friends travelled in July 2010.

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DayDreams Afloat in Turkey Charter Your Own Private Boat

Wooden boats have been plying their trade along the ancient Anatoliancoast for centuries. Now present day Turkey, it is a popular holidaydestination. One of the most important old towns with a tradition of boatbuilding is Bodrum, known as Halicarnassus in ancient times. It is thebirthplace of Herodotus and the site of one of the Seven Wonders of theWorld – the tomb of King Mausolus. It is from here that DayDreams sourcesits collection of beautiful wood built gulets and schooners. Constructed ina mixture of woods: pine, teak and mahogany, in a variety of sizes andstandards, modern boat designs have retained many of the traditionalfeatures from the past, whilst ensuring that the 21st century traveller canenjoy modern amenities and comfort. The latest de-luxe gulets recentlyadded to our list are as good as many 5* hotels.

A week or two sailing or cruising aboard one of these romantic vessels,waited on hand and foot, is the perfect holiday for any group of people.DayDreams has a wide variety of these unique boats available for privatehire, whether for a honeymoon, the annual family holiday or a larger groupwanting to sail and cruise in style. Many of the 26 boats, such as the threeCevri Hasans, have been built to cruise or sail (winds permitting) withinteriors individually designed and fitted to provide a generous amount ofspace. DayDreams are the sole UK agents for the Cevri Hasans. There arealso 6 de-luxe gulets at the top end of our list and a further 4 gulets for thoseon a small budget. They can comfortably accommodate between 6 and16people, depending on the size of boat, with plenty of deck space foreveryone. Each boat is well equipped with a variety of watersportsequipment and the new obligatory AIS central tracking system.

A professional and relaxed informal atmosphere prevails, with a captain, cookand crew to run the boat and cater to your needs. We have many yearsexperience travelling along this coastline and we can advise you on your route

and the places of interest you might want to visit. We will brief the captain in advance of your arrival so he will steer a course to suit you –remember, this is your private boat for the duration of your stay. Once on board, flexibility in planning your route and your day is a feature ofour charters, although Jenny Day can provide information and ideas in advance to smooth the way. Many captains like to put up their sails,winds permitting. However, this is best on days with no particular place to go.

Delicious Turkish food is prepared by your onboard cook and all meals are eaten ‘al fresco’ on deck, except in early and late season when you mightprefer to use the comfortable salon. There is a lot more to Turkish food than kebabs. Most of the recipes prepared on our boats use different stylesof Anatolian cuisine using the best fresh produce available, with most meals typical of those eaten at home in this part of Turkey. There are numerous

'mezze' dishes using vegetables, pulses,pastries, yogurt and of course, garlic.Wonderful salads, sometimes using wildingredients such as samphire which is foundlocally; highly flavoured, aromatic meat dishes,chicken and lamb casseroles, barbeques andfish and a variety of rice and bulgur pilaurecipes. Vegetables and a wide variety of fruitsare mostly seasonal, so if you like fresh broadbeans or strawberries in particular, travel toTurkey in May. We will liaise with you aboutyour menu and ensure all provisions, includingyour drinks list, are on board before yourarrival. We do not operate a ‘bar system’. Yousimply pay at cost for all provisions on arrivalunless you book a full board arrangement inadvance. Foodies looking for more details onmenus should contact Jenny Day.

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CATEGORY C/W MP LM A/C WATERSKI CAN DIN

KAYA GUNERI V DE-LUXE 6 12 39.5 l l l l

CEVRI HASAN V LUXURY 6 12 28.5 l l l l

CEVRI HASAN IV LUXURY 6 12 25.0 l l l l

CEVRI HASAN III STANDARD 6 12 25.0 l l l

XENOS 2 LUXURY 4 8 24 l l l l

Please turn to page 11 for a map of the southwest coast region and a list of the various coastal itineraries. For more details of each route and information on archaeological sites and places to visit, please go to our website at www.daydreams-travel.com or contact the office.

Here is a small selection from our list of gulets and schooners. They all have marine air conditioning systems as do most of the boats onour list. For more comprehensive information, tailor-made itineraries and availability, please contact the office. Our price lists detail boatrentals, what’s included and not included in the rental and general information on how to book, etc. For individual boat specifications visitour website: www.daydreams-travel.com

Boats featured in our brochure

C/W Cabin/Shower

M/PMaximum persons

LM Length in metres

A/C Air Conditioning

CAN Canoe

DIN Dinghy with outboard motor

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DayDreams Afloat in Turkey DayDreams Afloat in Turkey KAYA GUNERI 5 a superior deluxe gulet with 6 crew

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ACCOMMODATIONMaximum 12 people. Very large gulet with 6 spacious cabins; 2 master cabins with 1 double bed anden suite shower room, 2 cabins with double bed and en suite shower room, 2 twin bed cabins with ensuite shower room. Large salon with fully equipped bar and dining area. Full equipped separate galley.Spacious cushioned fore deck. Cushioned aft deck with outdoor dining area. Separate crew quarters.

EQUIPMENTMarine air conditioning and heating system, auto pilot, colour solar, echo sounder, GPS, power generators,hot water system, mobile telephone, safe boxes in every cabin, water maker, refrigerated storage,miscellaneous electrical kitchen and household appliances, ice cube maker, dish washer, washingmachine. 1 speedboat with 100 hp outboard engine, 1 dinghy with 15 hp outboard engine, water skis, 1jetski, 1 windsurfer, 2 canoes, sun mattresses, deck chairs, sun awnings, sea ladder, snorkels, ringo,banana, floating rings, large LCD TV in salon and on deck, DVD player, satellite TV system, music systemwith MP3 player in salon, LCD TV, DVD, CD and MP3 player in every cabin. Wi-Fi internet access.

TECHNICAL DATA• Gulet launched in 2009• Mahogany hull, teak decks and Russian pine interior• Length: 39.5 m• Beam: 9 m• Rigging: schooner• Engine: 2 x 550 hp Caterpilla

• Water Capacity: 14000 litres• Fuel Capacity: 9000 litres• Electricity: 220v, 24v, 12v• Windlass: Hydraulic• VHF Radio/Mobile Telephone

DayDreams Afloat in Turkey DayDreams Afloat in Turkey CEVRI HASAN V luxury gulet with 4 crew

ACCOMMODATIONMaximum 12 people. 6 Spacious cabins - all with en-suite flush toilet, shower cubicle and vanitywashbasin - (4 with 2 single beds, 2 with double beds). Large salon/bar with fully equippedgalley and chef’s pantry, Extensive deck areas: comfortable seating and outdoor dining area withlarge oval dining table, small table and seating towards the bow plus soft cushioned areas forsun-bathing. Separate crew quarters.

EQUIPMENTMarine Air Conditioning System. Ice machine, refrigerated food storage, TV/DVD player, musicsystem, dinghy with outboard motor, Zodiac with Yamaha 50 Hp motor for water skiing, life raft,sun awnings, sea ladders, canoe, windsurf board, Laser sailing dingy, fishing lines, board gamesand small library.

TECHNICAL DATA

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• Gulet - launched 2000• Mahogany hull, teak decks and Russian pine interior• Length: 28.5 metres• Beam: 7.20 metres• Engine: 540 Hp Volvo• Electricity: 12, 24 and 220 volts• Fuel capacity: 6 tons• Water Capacity: 10 tons

• Dacron English Randa Sails• GPS satellite system• Automatic pilot system. • Navigation equipment• Perkins 20Kwa generator• Additional generator• VHF Radio/Mobile Telephone

DayDreams Afloat in Turkey DayDreams Afloat in Turkey CEVRI HASAN IV luxury schooner with 4 crew

ACCOMMODATIONMaximum 12 people. 6 Spacious cabins - all with en-suite flush toilet, washbasin & shower cubicle,(2 with double bed, 4 with single beds).Spacious indoor & outdoor dining areas. Salon/bar withfully equipped galley, chef’s pantry. Large deck area with seating, sun mattresses aft & forward,stern sun awnings. Separate crew quarters.

EQUIPMENTMarine Air Conditioning System, Ice cube machine, refrigerated food storage, music system,TV/DVD player, dinghy with outboard motor, Zodiac with Yamaha 40 Hp motor for water skiing,life raft, sea ladders, canoe, windsurf board, fishing lines, board games and small library.

TECHNICAL DATA• 2 masted cutter headed schooner- Launched 1994

• Teak hull & decks, mahogany interior• Length: 25 metres• Beam: 6.80 metres• Engine: 440 Hp Cummins• Perkins 20Kwa generator

• Electricity: 24 and 220 volts• Fuel Capacity: 6 tons• Water Capacity: 10 tons• Roller Furling Headsail• VHF Radio/Mobile Telephone• Navigation Equipment

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ACCOMMODATIONMaximum 12 people. 6 Spacious cabins - all with en-suite flush toilet, washbasin & shower cubicle (2 with double bed, 4 with 2 single beds). Spacious indoor & outdoor dining areas. Salon/barwith fully equipped galley, chef’s pantry. Large deck areas with seating, sun mattresses aft &forward, stern sun awnings. Separate crew quarters.

EQUIPMENTMarine air conditioning in cabins, Ice cube machine, refrigerated food storage, hot water system,CD player, TV/ DVD player, dinghy with outboard motor, life raft, sea ladders, canoe, windsurf board, fishing lines, snorkels, masks, board games and small reference library.

CEVRI HASAN III schooner with 4 crew

TECHNICAL DATA• 2 masted cutter headed schooner - Launched 1992

• Pine hull & teak decks, mahogany interior• Length: 25 metres• Beam: 6.80 metres• Engine: 400 Hp Cummins• Roller Furling Headsail

• Electricity: 220 volts• Fuel Capacity: 5 tons• Water Capacity: 10 tons• Perkins 20Kwa generator• GPS satellite system• VHF Radio/Mobile Telephone• Navigation Equipment

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DayDreams Afloat in Turkey DayDreams Afloat in Turkey XENOS 2 luxury gulet with 4 crew

ACCOMMODATIONMaxiumum 8 people. 4 Spacious cabins all with en suite shower and toilet. 1 master cabin, 1cabin with double bed and 2 twin bed cabins with double bed and single berth. Salon with barand dining facilities. Fully equipped separate galley. Comfortable cushioned foredeck with smalltable and seating. Cushioned aft deck with outdoor dining area. Separate crew quarters.

EQUIPMENTMarine air conditioning and heating system. Sun mattresses, deck chairs, sun awnings, sea ladder,microwave oven, refrigerated food storage, ice cube maker, miscellaneous electrical andhousehold appliances. Power generator, hot water system, 1 speedboat with 50 hp outboardengine, water skis, 1 windsurfer, 1 canoe, masks, fins, snorkels, music system in salon and ondeck. TV/ DVD player, board games.

TECHNICAL DATA• Gulet launched 1995 refurbished 2007 • Length 24 m• Beam 6.5 m• Rigging: Schooner• Engine: 240hp Leyland• Water Capacity 4000 litres

• Fuel Capacity 2000 litres• Electricity: 12v, 24v, 220v• Windlass: Hydraulic• VHF Radio/Mobile Telephone• Navigation Equipment

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DayDreams Afloat in Turkey DayDreams Afloat in Turkey Coastal Itineraries

Izmir

SelcukEphesusKUSADASI

Priene

Miletus

DidymaHeracleia Bafa Lake

Bodrum Airport

CokertmeBODRUM

Gulluk Gulf

AEGEAN SEA

Gumusluk

Mersincik

KnidosDATCA Hisaranu

Gulf

Oraklar Gokova Gulf

Keramos

MARMARIS

Bozzukale

RHODES

Gokova

Ekincik

Caunus

Koycegiz

DalamanDalyan

GOÇEK

Fethiye Gulf

FETHIYE

Tlos

XantosLetoon

Pinara Saklikent Gorge

PataraKalkan

Kas KekovaDemre

Myra

Finike

Olympos

Phaselis

Kemer

Cavus

ANTALYA

Elmali

`ArykandaGemiler Island

MEDITERRANEAN SEA

KOS

MILAS

Bozburun

NISSYROS

TILOS

SYMI

KALLYMNOS

LEROS

LIPSI

PATMOS

SAMOS

AGATHONISSI

TURGUTREIS

HALKI

Turkey is a fascinating and friendly country whereyou can soak up the history of ancient civilisations,savour the atmosphere of market towns andvillages and still experience the beauty of wild anddramatic places. Whether on land or sea, thescenery is spectacular. The Mediterranean andAegean areas are still surprisingly unspoilt alongthe coast from Bodrum to Olympos in the southeast. Our boats will sail (winds permitting) or motoralong your chosen route. There are a variety ofitineraries to follow, depending on your interestsand you can now combine the Dodecanese Islandswith Turkey. Here is a snapshot of the variousroutes. All these itineraries can be followed inreverse to the routes indicated here. More detailsand pictures can be found on our website at www.daydreams-travel.com

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FETHIYE GULF TO ANTALYA (The Lycian Coastline)Without a doubt the best area for archaeological sites accessible fromthe sea. This route can be followed in sections depending on whetheryou have one week, ten days or two weeks to spare. Our captains willorganise local transport to take you on visits to archaeological sites whenappropriate, although many are just a short walk from your mooring.

BODRUM-BODRUM (The Gokova Gulf)You could spend a week or ten days here, slowly savouring some ofthe most beautiful and breakthtaking scenery to be found along theentire coastline. Surrounded by high mountains, there are numerousforestry trails for walking and a few small villages.

MARMARIS TO GOCEK/FETHIYEAn ideal one week itinerary with numerous bays and coves in the

Fethiye Gulf. From Ekincik you can visit the ancient Carian city ofCaunus by water taxi. Fethiye town has an excellent old marketquarter and Lycian rock tombs carved into the cliff.

BODRUM-MARMARIS (The Hisaranu Gulf)This route has a bit of everything. You can visit Knidos forarchaeology and interesting history. There are villages and beautifulbays in the Hisaranu Gulf and nightlife and extensive shopping atthe end of your charter in Marmaris.

DODECANESE ISLANDS (Greece)There are two recommended itineraries accessible from the Turkishcoastline between Kusadasi and Samos to the north, down to Kos,Rhodes/Marmaris at the southern end. Islands you can visit includeSamos, Patmos, Lipsi, Leros, Kos, Nissyros, Tilos, and Symi.

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Imagine waking in the morning with the sun streaming through theporthole and pulling on your swimsuit for a swim before breakfast.Anchor up, off you go to a beautiful bay for a swim, or potter abouton a canoe. A delicious lunch follows and more swimming and sun.Winds permitting, the sails go up and off you go again to anothermagical setting for dinner and an overnight stay.

DayDreams have been organising their schooner parties since1987 with great success. Run more in the style of an informal houseparty, considerable thought goes into putting together a goodsocial mix of single people, couples and friends. There are manyregular travellers in each group with Jenny Day personally leadingthe party as tour leader.

If you are looking to escape the everyday stresses of life, a weekor two aboard Cevri Hasan III is definitely the answer. Its spaciousdeck areas provide ample room for everyone, even to find thatcorner alone for a few quiet moments. You will lose all sense oftime as you drift from one idyllic bay to the next, waited on handand foot. Your biggest decision of the day will be whether to swimor paddle a canoe, soak up the sun, drink a beer or gin and tonic;or if you’re feeling energetic, take a walk ashore along one of themany forestry trails or explore a small village.

The very best of Anatolian home cooking is a feature of ourschooner parties with a generous budget to ensure you dine in style. Delicious chicken and meat casseroles, barbeques,wonderful fresh fruit and salads, numerous mezze, fresh fish andcountless recipes loved by both vegetarians and meat eaters.

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DayDreams Afloat in Turkey DayDreams Afloat in Turkey Schooner Parties on Cevri Hasan IIIA variety of itineraries along the Turkish coast and Dodecaneseislands are carefully planned with opportunities to explore on shoreevery day. Local transport is organised when interestingarchaeological sites are accessible from a harbour such as;Arykanda from Finike, or Pinara and the Saklikent gorge fromFethiye. When we explore the Dodecanese islands we visit thecrater of a volcano on Nissyros, the small mountainside monasteryon Tilos and the monastery of St. John on Patmos. April and May are good times for wild flowers and walking forestrytrails along the coastline. June and September are good for sunworshippers without being too hot to explore on shore. Octoberis still lovely with temperatures around 80F. – an ideal time forthose interested in exploring on shore. There are numerousarchaeological sites included in the coastal itineraries, with manycharming small towns and villages to explore. Typical itinerariesinclude Bodrum and the Gokova gulf and the Hisaranu gulf, theNorthern Dodecanese islands, the Southern Dodecanese islandsand the Lycian coastline between Fethiye and Finike. As many ofour itineraries start or finish at Bodrum, we recommend a stopoverat the Marina Vista Hotel overlooking the castle and harbour, toprovide an extra day to explore the town and the crusader castleand award winning museum of underwater archaeology.

For more detailed itineraries and dates please contact the office forthe current Small Group Programme, or go to our website.

"Fourteen years since our last trip, things have not changed.Great company, food, fantastic crew and then there is Jenny,tour leader, friend.. thank you very much"Martin & Julie Oatley travelled on a schooner party inSeptember 2010.

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DayDreams Afloat in Turkey DayDreams Afloat in Turkey Escorted Land Tours - Small Group Holidays

Over the years we have organised a varietyof three and seven day land-based holidayslinked to our schooner parties. The idea of a small group of 10-16 people travellingtogether in the style of a ‘house-party’ hasproved popular, particularly with those wholike to keep their feet firmly on the ground.These land tours are personally led by Jenny Day, who has researched interestingitineraries exploring some of Turkey’s mostfascinating inland cities and historic sitesmixed with places off the beaten track. Weusually plan dates either before or after aschooner party, so that anyone wanting tocombine land and sea can book a longer stay.

ISTANBUL is a popular stopover at the endof a schooner party. This is one of ourfavourite cities, always vibrant, exciting andgreat for shopping. The Ottoman palaces,mosques and museums are wonderful, withso many to choose from you would be hard

pressed to fit them all in on one visit. We will organise your hotel, guided walking tour of the old city, transfers and any other activity, whetherfor an individual or several people travelling together. We also operate a long weekend house-party style holiday based in the old city every 2/3years. The next special Istanbul event will be in November 2012 when we will celebrate the end of our 25th anniversary year with a house-party staying at the Arena Hotel in the old city. This is one of our favourite small hotels, a 19th Century Ottoman stone house, sympatheticallyrestored by the family descendants of the original owner.

EARLY MAY 2011, we have planned a north Aegean tourwhich includes Pergamon, Cunda island and Ayvalik, Assos, Troy andthe Dardenelles and Gallipoli. Pergamon is one of Turkey’s most important archaeological sites, where Alexander the Great left a significantpart of his wealth before leaving for his Asia expedition. The coastline around Ayvalik and Assos was home to many Ottoman Greeks priorto 1923 and there are many picturesque streets of their old houses, now restored and refurbished. We have also included two days basedat a small hotel in the Kaz mountains for some relaxation and walking. Kazdaglari, (Ida mountain in Turkish) was known as the mountain ofthe gods. Homer mentions it in his ‘Iliad’ many times. The Trojan war took place here. The Kaz mountain region is famous locally for alandscape filled with rare plant species, firs, streams and waterfalls and is popular with Turkish walkers and nature lovers. (The detaileditinerary is available from the office and it can also be found on our website.)

Ionion cities of the southern Aegean also feature in some of our escorted holidays – Ephesus, Priene, Miletus and the Temple of Apollo atDidyma. There are several variations on these itineraries as they can be part of a schooner party programme or land tour. Please contactthe office for more details.

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Combine a Stay on Land with a Cruise Along the CoastJourney through pine forests, passingfrom one green and fertile valley toanother; across arid plains, throughvast acres of cotton fields in October,market garden produce throughoutthe spring and summer, with much ofthis terrain suspended between anawesome mountainous back drop. Asyou gaze upon rivers spilling overgigantic boulders, sometimes almosthanging in space, you’ll wonder at themajesty of nature. The constantlychanging landscape will keep youspell bound. Isolated villages nestlingin the mountains and valleys, wheretime has stood still for centuries;where some of the oldest traditionalcrafts are still maintained; ancient andmystical sites far off the beaten track,inaccessible to all but the enterprising.

Whether you spend a week or tendays on a boat, it is always an addedbonus when you combine a spell on land with your cruise. You could plan a few days ‘off the beaten track’ based at one of the many hotelsor pensions, or a short stay in Istanbul. If you have more time available why not think about an inland tour? We can plan your route to takein your special interests whether in history, archaeology, bird watching, mountain walking or just exploring all before you. Turkey is a vastcountry with much to offer the intrepid traveller. We have detailed here a few ideas for journeys on land which could be combined withyour coastal cruise. Alternatively you might want to combine one of our escorted Land Tours with your charter.

CENTRAL ANATOLIA- the capital city Ankara, Cappadocia with its extraordinary volcanic landscape and Hattusas, the Hittite City datingfrom 2500 BC. These marvellous places formed the basis of a wonderful tour led by Jenny Day in 2008. We plan to repeat these areas indifferent escorted itineraries in 2012. They can also be included as part of a tailor-made tour for individuals or private groups.

ANTALYA AND THE ANCIENT REGION OF PAMPHYLIA - Antalya is a coastal city surrounded by the Taurus mountains. There arethree recommended archaeological sites to visit in this area. Termessos, perched on the side of Mount Solymos is a fascinating ruined citywith fantastic views and a personal favourite of Jenny Day. Close to Antalya is Aspendos, one of the best preserved Roman theatres to befound in this region, which also hosts an opera and ballet season in mid June. Perge, founded around 1000 BC is a well excavated site withimpressive ruins including Roman baths, a stadium and a Byzantine basilica. If history is not a priority, a visit to the Koprulu Kanyon is certainlyrecommended. This is a national park with stunning scenery, Roman bridges and the fast flowing Koprulu river running through it. Whitewater rafting operators can be found here. At the end of the final stretch of road is the small ruined city of Selge.

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A few days staying in the oldcity in one of the restoredOttoman houses (boutiquehotels) will enable you to visitsome of the world’s greatestmuseums and buildings. It isjust a few minutes walk fromsome of these hotels to theTopkapi museum, once hometo the Ottoman Sultans andhousing a magnificent collectionof jewels and artefacts; the 5thcentury cathedral St Sophia; thefamous Blue Mosque with its sixminarets and blue Iznik tiles, theByzantine underground cistern,

numerous museums and of course the Grand Bazaar and streetmarkets for shoppers. Foodies will find a diverse and fantasticrange of restaurants throughout the old and new city. Lastly, andnot to be missed, is a trip up the Bosphorus on a ferry or private

motor boat for a marvellous view of the Istanbul skyline.If you have visited Istanbul before and want to experience a different aspect of this exciting city, try one of the new hotels inrecently restored historicbuildings such as the PalazzoDonizetti or Pera Palace inBeyoglu. For the hotmonths of July and Augustthere are some excellentwaterfront hotels on theBosphorus, both on theEuropean and Asian side.We know the city well and can arrange a tailor-made itinerary for any individual or group. Wewill be finishing our 25thAnniversary year in Istanbulin November 2012 with ahouse party and special tour.

Istanbul - where east meets west

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Southern Aegean - Ephesus and the Ionian cities

Three days based at a hotel in Kusadasi, or pension in Selcuk, would be theminimum time needed to fit in all these fascinating sites, particularly a visit to oneof the most important cities of the ancient world, Ephesus. Even with largenumbers of tourists around, you can still appreciate this spectacular wellpreserved city. We also recommend including the museum and Basilica of St.John which are close by at Selcuk. The Ionian cities of Priene, Miletos and theTemple of Apollo at Didyma are all worth a visit and can be seen in a day. If youcan spare more time in this region, travel further inland to visit Pamukkale, famous for its extraordinary landscape of white calcium deposits and springscascading down over the natural pools. This is also the location of ancientHierapolis.

With an overnight stay at Pamukkale, you could then travel on to Aphrodisias.This is a remarkable site with a special atmosphere; in the middle of nowhere butwith numerous well-preserved buildings and sculptures from the Greek andRoman periods. The most stunning sight is the huge stadium. Sculptures andother important finds are housed in a museum.

We have a number of tried and tested itineraries covering all these marvellous archaeological sites. If you don’t have time for them all, youcould choose those of specific interest and we will organise a tailor-made programme to suit you.

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DayDreams Afloat in TurkeyFact File

YOUR FINANCIAL PROTECTIONDayDreams Travel Limited is fully bonded under Atol 9006, for airinclusive holidays under their Licence granted by the British CivilAviation Authority. Those clients based in the UK will have their airinclusive holidays protected by our Air Travel Organiser’s Licence,whether on tailor-made or pre-packaged arrangements. In theunlikely event of our insolvency, the CAA will ensure that thosesame clients are not stranded abroad and will arrange to refund anymoney paid to us for an advance booking. For further informationgo to www.atol.org.uk.

Those clients travelling on non Atol covered holidays, will havetheir monies protected in accordance with EU travel regulations.Monies received are held in trust in the Clients Account untilcompletion of their holiday, under the control of the trustee: MissD Kozubska FCA, Gallagher & Co, Chartered Accountants, POBox 698 Titchfield House, 69/85 Tabernacle St. London EC2A4RR. In the unlikely event of our insolvency, all clients’ moniesdue will be returned to them.

FLIGHTSFlights are not always included in our listed prices, as some clientstravel from the USA, Australia and South Africa, etc. We will providea quotation for air inclusive holidays to UK based clients. On receiptof a contract or booking form with the appropriate deposit andpayment on flights, an Atol confirmation/invoice will be issueddetailing boat charter, any land based arrangements and flightdetails. For the Small Group Programme, details of appropriateflights are provided at the time of booking and seats are bookedonce the minimum numbers have been achieved.

VISASA visa charge is made by the Turkish Authorities to all foreignNationals at the first port or airport of arrival in Turkey. Britishpassport holders will be charged £10 which must be paid in sterling(cash). Other nationals should check with their nearest Turkishconsulate for the charge applicable to them.

CLIMATEYou can expect sunny weather from roughly March through to theend of October with temperatures ranging from 70˚F/90˚F (21˚C/32˚C).The hottest months are definitely July and August. We recommendApril, May, September and October to those people interested inexploring inland, when temperatures are more manageable.

INSURANCEAll travellers must hold adequate travel insurance appropriate totheir holiday. (Refer to 8g of our Terms and Conditions.)

HEALTHThere are no mandatory inoculations required for entry into Turkey.However, anyone in doubt over personal health problems shouldcontact their own doctor before travelling.Anyone over the age of 75 travelling on our boats must be fit andagile. If there is any doubt over fitness to travel, the companyreserves the right to refuse a booking without a satisfactory medicalreport for the prospective traveller.

At the time this brochure was published (January 2011) all facts andinformation contained within it were correct. Any subsequentchanges will be notified in writing at the time of booking.

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DayDreams Afloat in TurkeyTerms and ConditionsDayDreams holidays are operated by DayDreams Travel Limited whichis referred to in the conditions as the 'Company'. The travel 'package'sold is subject to the following conditions and in no way affects a client'sstatutory or other rights as a consumer.

1. THE CONTRACTThe contract made between the Company and the client shall arise onthe acceptance by the Company of the booking form or charter contractand the client's deposit cheque at which time a written confirmation ofbooking will be issued which shall be governed by the laws of England.Any person completing a booking form or agreeing to travelarrangements on behalf of others warrants that he has full authority tosign on behalf of these others, and to bind these others to theseconditions. Under the contract the client appoints the Company to behis agent. As the client's agent the Company will do its best to maketravel and other arrangements on behalf of the client with hotelproprietors, airlines or Atol license holder and other carriers and otherpersons whose services or goods the client may require. Theresponsibility and liability of the Company in relation to the entire travelpackage is set out below.

2. YOUR FINANCIAL PROTECTIONDayDreams Travel Limited is fully bonded under Atol 9006, for airinclusive holidays under their Licence granted by the British CivilAviation Authority. Those clients based in the UK will have their airinclusive holidays protected by our Air Travel Organiser’s Licence,whether on tailor-made or pre-packaged arrangements. In the unlikelyevent of our insolvency, the CAA will ensure that those same clients arenot stranded abroad and will arrange to refund any money paid to usfor an advance booking. Those clients travelling on non Atol coveredholidays, will have their monies protected in accordance with EU travelregulations (refer to The Fact File on page 18 for details).

3. DEPOSIT AND PAYMENTThe client must pay a deposit of 50% on confirmation of land-basedarrangements and services and private boat charter. A deposit of £150per person must be paid on confirmation of schooner parties andescorted land based holidays as advised by the company. The balanceto be paid eight weeks prior to departure.

4. THE STANDARDS YOU MAY EXPECTWhilst the Company endeavours to arrange accommodation andservices of a high standard it should be noted that standards ofaccommodation and service vary enormously in different parts of theworld and the Company accepts no responsibility or liability for suchvariations in standards.

5. SPECIAL REQUESTS Any special request of the client must be advised to the Company inwriting at the time of booking and the Company will use its reasonableendeavours to pass such requests on to the relevant airline, boat owner,etc at whose discretion the service will be provided. The Company doesnot guarantee compliance with any special request and does not acceptany liability for the non provision of the same.

6. FACILITIES It is possible that some of the facilities referred to in the brochure maynot be available for use during some or all of the holiday. If the clientconsiders any particular facility to be vital to his requirements he musttell the Company of this at the time of booking whereafter the Companywill endeavour to confirm that the facilities are available. The Companywill advise the client as soon as possible if the facilities are not available.This will not amount to a significant change or an essential term but theclient shall be entitled within 7 days from the date of the notice to cancelthe holiday and receive a full refund of monies already paid but nofurther compensation or damages.

7. ALTERATIONS AND CANCELLATION BY THE COMPANY 7a) The Company will make every effort to operate the holiday asagreed but reserves the right to alter or cancel the arrangements orholiday itself. In addition, the Company reserves the right to alter anyaspect of the holiday package as a result of adverse weather conditions,terrorist activity or other unforeseen circumstances and it is herebyagreed that in such circumstances the alteration does not amount to analteration of an essential term of the contract.

7b) The company may cancel the holiday before departure:(i) If any minimum number of people referred to in the brochure is not

achieved provided the Company shall advise the client of this notlater than 5 weeks before the holiday is due to start.

(ii) In the circumstances set out in conditions 9,10 and l2(d). (iii) At the Company's discretion.

7c) Where the Company is compelled before the holiday is due to startto alter significantly an essential term of the contract such as price,resort or accommodation standards it will advise the client as soon aspossible of the change and the Company's proposals together with theimpact such changes will have on the price.

7d) Within 7 days of the date of such notification, the client must advisethe Company if he wishes to withdraw from the contract with no penaltyor accept a variation of the contract taking account the impact on price.

7e) Where the Company has cancelled a holiday before it is due to start(other than because of the fault of the client or pursuant to condition7bii) or where the client has withdrawn pursuant to conditions 7d abovethe client may:(i) If the Company is able to so offer, take a replacement holiday which

is the same, or more or less expensive than originally booked, so that in the latter case the Company shall refund the difference in price between the original and replacement holiday or

(ii)Obtain a full refund as soon as possible of all monies paid by him under the contract.

8. LIABILITY AND CONDITIONS OF CARRIAGE8a) The Company is a travel organiser and does not operate any airline,sightseeing Company, coach or other transportation company. Wherecoach and other components form part of the holiday the conditions ofcarriage of the carrier, or carriers concerned will apply. These conditionswhich may limit or exclude liability, will generally be available from suchcarrier or carriers. Any flights forming part of the holiday arrangementswill be subject to the conditions of the carriage of the airline concerned,which conditions are generally printed on or referred to in the airlineticket or airline booking confirmation. These conditions, some of whichlimit or exclude the airline's liability to the client, are subject tointernational agreements.

8b) The Company is responsible to the client for the properperformance of the obligations under this contract and (except as setout in conditions 8c,8d,8e and 8f) will be liable to the client for anydamage caused to him by failure to perform the contract or of anyimproper performance of the contract only, (except in the case ofpersonal injury) to the extent the client is unable to recovercompensation for the same from any other person. No person who isnot an authorised employee of the company is entitled to alter or canceltravel or accommodation arrangements, make or promise refunds,recommend local services, obtain or provide loans or extra services orincur any expenses on behalf of the Company without specific writtenauthority.

8c) The Company is not liable for the cancellation of locally operatedtours where the client has arranged such tour himself, irrespective ofwhether the tour was arranged directly with the operator or through athird party or local agent. The Company is not liable for any breach ofcontract between any such local tour operator and the client nor for anynegligence of any such local tour operator or his employees.

8d) The Company will not be liable for any damage caused to the clientby failure to perform the contract or by improper performance of thecontract where they are attributable to:(i) The client including cancellation by the Company pursuant to

condition 7b(ii)(ii) Cancellation by the Company pursuant to condition 7b(i) (iii) A third party unconnected with the provision of the service

contracted for and such failures are unforseeable and unavoidable or(iv) Where such failures are due to:

a) unusual and unforeseen circumstances beyond the control of thecompany orb) An event which the company or supplier of the services could notforsee or forestall

8e) Where damage has arisen on the non performance or improperperformance of services of the contract, any liability of the Company,will be limited to the appropriate international convention which governsuch services namely:

(i) The Warsaw convention on International Carriage by Air, as amended by the Hague Protocol 1955

(ii) The Berne Convention of 1961 on Carriage by Rail(iii) The Athens Convention of 1974 on Carriage by Sea.(iv) The Paris Convention of 1962 on the Liability of Hotel Keepers.

8f) The Company is only liable for loss of or damage to or delay in arrivalof baggage caused directly by its own negligence. Items of highindividual value such as watches, jewellery, cameras and furs are at alltimes at the client's risk and should be appropriately insured.

8g) It is a requirement of this contract that the client arrangesappropriate travel insurance for himself or herself and all members ofhis or her holiday group. Such insurance should include cover for thecost of cancellation by the client, the cost of assistance, includingrepatriation, in the event of accident or illness and cover against injuriesincurred through water sports. The Company will not be liable for anydamages or losses incurred in the event that the client or any memberof his or her group does not take out appropriate insurance.8h) The Company will not accept liability for losses or expensesincurred due to delay or changes in airline services, war, strikes orother causes.

9. CANCELLATION BY THE CLIENTIf the client does not pay the balance of the tour package price by eightweeks prior to departure, then the Company's right to cancel theholiday pursuant to condition 7b(ii) shall be exercisable upon oneweek's notice to the client. In this event or if the client cancels thearrangement after the booking is accepted, the deposit is forfeited.Additionally, if a cancellation occurs, for either of the above reasons,within 60 days of departure, the following charges will be payable bythe client namely:-

Period before departure date within which written notice of cancellationis received:

60-30 29-22 thereafter days days 50% of total 70% 100% tour price

After acceptance of the booking if the client alters the confirmedarrangements, an amendment fee of £25 per adult, together with anytax and other costs may be charged. Additionally if the alteration iswithin 45 days of the original departure date, the above cancellationcharges may be applied at the Company's discretion.

10. PRICES AND RATES OF EXCHANGEPrices quoted for holidays are based on costs evaluated in poundssterling. As external factors may affect fuel prices resulting in increased,or decreased running costs of boats and other transport, the Companyreserves the right, up to 30 days before the departure date, to alter theprice of the holiday to take account of such variations. The price willnot, however, be altered within 30 days of the departure date. No priceincreases shall be made if charges calculated amount to less than £100on boat charters and less than £50 on general services. The clienthereby undertakes to pay the increase within 14 days of notificationunless he shall withdraw from the contract pursuant to condition 7e.For this purpose time is of the essence and should he fail to do so theCompany may cancel the holiday pursuant to condition 7b (ii) and theprovisions of condition 9 will apply to the charges payable and as toforfeit of the deposit.

11. WHAT THE PRICE INCLUDESFor details of what the price covers for all private boat charters,schooner parties, escorted land tours and any tailor-made holidays; theindividual price lists, leaflets and/or quotations give all details. Aseparate Private Charter Contract provides details on each individualboat charter.

12. CLIENT'S RESPONSIBILITIES AND DEEMED CANCELLATION(a) The client is responsible for ensuring that all members of the group,if appropriate, have a valid passport, visas, vaccinations and healthcertificates which conform to all relevant health regulations. All costsarising out of failure to comply with any requirements in relation to thesame are at the client's expense and the Company accepts noresponsibility for the client's failure to comply with the same. (b) The client is responsible for all group members travel to the UnitedKingdom departure airport and must ensure that he complies with allcheck-in times. The Company accepts no responsibility if the client islate and misses the flight.(c) The client is responsible for his own fitness to travel. The Companyaccepts no responsibility if the client is unfit to travel, or is deemed tobe unacceptably under the influence of drink or drugs and is deniedboarding to the aircraft or boat.(d) In the event of a client failing to comply with any of the requirementsset out in paragraph (a) above, missing the flight, or being denied entryto the aircraft or boat, the Company may cancel the holiday pursuantto condition 7b(ii).

13. COMPLAINTSIn the event that the client has any complaint about any aspect of his orher DayDreams holiday, that complaint should be reportedimmediately, where possible, to the Company, or to the Company's localRepresentative and to the supplier of the services concerned, in orderthat the Company may be given the opportunity to rectify the matterduring the holiday. Furthermore any complaint about the holiday mustbe made in writing to the Company by no later than 28 days followingcompletion of the holiday and if not made within that period, no claimsfor compensation, damages, refund or of any other paymentswhatsoever will be entertained by the Company.

14. LAW AND JURISDICTION14.1 This agreement and any dispute or claim arising out of or inconnection with it or its subject matter or formation (including non-contractual disputes or claims) shall be governed by and construed inaccordance with the law of England and Wales.14.2 Each party irrevocably agrees that the courts of England and Walesshall have exclusive jurisdiction to settle any dispute arising out of or inconnection with this agreement or its subject matter or formation(including non-contractual disputes or claims).

DayDreams Travel Limited2 Hunters Hill Culmstock

Devon EX15 3HH•Tel: +44 (0) 1884 849200•Fax: +44 (0) 870 0526345

Email: jennyday@daydreams-travel.comwww.daydreams-travel.com