Twenty-six metres of blue-hulled timber with four en-suite cabins and a crew aboard: this premium gulet charter Fethiye was built in 1993 and rebuilt in 2023, and the refit is what makes her interesting. The hull is wood, laid in the traditional Bodrum manner; a single 450 HP MAN diesel drives her, and she carries three thousand litres each of fuel and water, which is a long way between fills. Two masts stand for shade rigging rather than canvas, so the awnings run almost the full length of the deck.
Eight guests sleep aboard in four cabins, each with a private shower room. There is no shared head, no saloon convertible, no fourth couple in a forepeak. A premium gulet charter Fethiye is built around exactly this: four proper cabins below, one long table under the awning aft, and a crew who keep the two apart until dinner.
She measures 85 feet on deck with a beam of 22 feet and draws 8 feet. The 2023 rebuild went through the interior and the systems rather than the shape: mahogany panelling, new heads with glazed showers, air conditioning throughout, Wi-Fi, a television in the saloon and a galley with a gas hob, twin sink and full appliances. The deck was relaid in teak and the awnings and cushions renewed, which is why a hull of this age presents like a much younger boat.
Her scale is the point. At 26 metres she carries the deck space of a boat that would normally sleep twelve, and she takes eight. The aft deck alone holds a table for ten and a wrap-around banquette deep enough to sleep on; the foredeck carries a second shaded seating area and a run of sunpads. Space, not specification, is what a week aboard actually feels like.
Fethiye is the best-placed base on this shore. The Twelve Islands lie an hour out; Gocek and its dozen sheltered bays are two; south along the coast run Butterfly Valley, Oludeniz and the cliffs below Kabak. Most anchorages are an hour or two apart, which is the point of a premium gulet charter Fethiye — short hops, long swims, and the anchor down before lunch. Longer routes to Marmaris, Bozburun or Kekova can be arranged for a supplement.
Aquinox arranges boat-in dining along the coast, the waterline tavernas where the kitchen sits at sea level and the table waits for the yacht to come alongside. A premium gulet charter Fethiye turns the gulf into a week of them.
The saloon is air-conditioned and unusually bright, with a corner banquette in grey linen, a low walnut table and windows down both sides. The galley sits forward of it behind mahogany doors. Meals are the thing this boat does properly: breakfast is laid the length of the aft table in thirty dishes, and dinner runs to grilled sea bream, prawns in butter, samphire and meze. It is the part of a premium gulet charter Fethiye that guests remember after the anchorages blur.
All four cabins take a full-size bed and a private shower room finished in pale stone with a glazed cubicle. The master sits on the widest part of the beam with a settee to one side and hull windows at pillow height; a second double carries its own seating; the remaining two are laid out with twin berths that convert. Every cabin is panelled in polished mahogany, air-conditioned, and fitted with opening portlights and storage under each berth.
Because all four are en-suite, a premium gulet charter Fethiye of this layout suits four couples as readily as two families travelling together. Turndown, linen changes and daily cleaning are handled by the crew.
Deck space is the real measure of a premium gulet charter Fethiye, and she carries three distinct areas under her red awnings. Aft, a varnished table and a wrap-around banquette run the full beam beneath a fixed canopy with roll-down sides. Amidships, a shaded seating area sits against the deckhouse. Forward, sunpads cross the whole foredeck with a second awning above them. A dinghy, a stand-up paddleboard and snorkelling gear are carried, and the swim ladder drops straight off the stern.
Rates for this premium gulet charter Fethiye open at €8,000 per week with the crew aboard; food is taken as a half-board or all-inclusive package per guest per day, and fuel, berths and any extended route are billed separately. For a smaller boat on the same coast, see our 20-metre motor gulet in Fethiye, or the larger 36-metre sailing gulet. The whole fleet sits in the Aquinox yacht collection, and the coastline itself is described on Wikipedia.
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Fethiye, Turkey · Gulet
Twenty-six metres of blue-hulled timber with four en-suite cabins and a crew aboard: this premium gulet charter Fethiye was built in 1993 and rebuilt in 2023, and the refit is what makes her interesting. The hull is wood, laid in the traditional Bodrum manner; a single 450 HP MAN diesel drives her, and she carries three thousand litres each of fuel and water, which is a long way between fills. Two masts stand for shade rigging…
| Location | Fethiye, Turkey |
| Hull Material | Wood |
| Beam | 6.7 m |
| WC / Bathrooms | 4 |
| Generator | Yes |
| Air Conditioning | Yes |
| Engine | 450 hp MAN |
| Fuel Capacity | 3,000 L |
| Water Capacity | 3,000 L |
Satellite TV · WiFi Onboard · Paddleboards · Snorkelling Gear · Air Conditioning · Swimming Platform · Tender Boat
Prepared 22 October 2026. Specifications and price are provided by the owner or central agent, are subject to availability and change, and are confirmed in writing before any agreement. https://aquinoxyachting.com/yachts/premium-gulet-charter-fethiye/
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