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A 30m gulet charter Turkey week with sixteen berths is a different kind of booking. Eight cabins, four crew, and a rate that opens at EUR 17,500, which is a little over EUR 1,000 a head for seven nights.<\/p>\n

This one is 30 metres with a 7.5 metre beam. The hull dates from 1995 and came out of a full refit in 2025, so the shape is traditional and the systems are current. A 30m gulet charter Turkey at this cabin count is usually booked by two or three families together.<\/p>\n\n\n

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Thirty metres, eight cabins<\/h2>\n

Eight cabins is a lot for 30 metres and it is the whole reason this boat exists. Two masters, four twins and two doubles, each with its own shower and heads, which means nobody shares and nobody sleeps in a saloon berth.<\/p>\n

A single 400 horsepower Cummins drives her at 8 knots. Two generators, 45 kVA and 22 kVA, carry the domestic load. Air conditioning runs on a set schedule rather than continuously, which is normal on a hull of this generation.<\/p>\n

Where a 30m gulet charter Turkey week goes<\/h2>\n

Gocek and the twelve islands first, then Fethiye, Oludeniz and down towards Kalkan and Kas. Anchorage charges apply in the bays around Gocek and are not in the rate.<\/p>\n

North from Marmaris the Hisaronu gulf and Bozburun are quieter. At 8 knots a 30m gulet charter Turkey is not a boat for long passages, which suits this coast: nothing worth seeing is more than three or four hours apart.<\/p>\n\n\n

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Deck<\/h2>\n

The aft deck is laid out for sixteen, with a long dining table under a fixed awning and cushioned seating around it. Forward of the masts the deck is sunbeds. There is a second shaded area amidships, which matters when sixteen people want different things at once.<\/p>\n

Equipment is simple: two canoes, a paddleboard and fishing gear, with Wi-Fi and a television in the saloon. This is a boat booked for the bays and the table rather than for toys.<\/p>\n

Cabins<\/h2>\n

Two masters, four twins and two doubles. The twins suit children and the two masters give two sets of parents somewhere to put their own things. Every cabin on this 30m gulet charter Turkey is en suite.<\/p>\n

Four crew: captain, cook, deckhand and a steward. On a 30m gulet charter Turkey with sixteen aboard the cook is working all day, and the food account is where most of the variable budget goes.<\/p>\n

Crew and the table<\/h2>\n

Provisioning runs either as a set meal plan or on your own list, charged at supplier receipts and settled with the balance before embarkation. That is more honest than a flat per-head figure and it lets you decide how much of the week is spent eating ashore.<\/p>\n

Breakfast and lunch are aboard on a 30m gulet charter Turkey. Dinner is usually aboard too, with two or three nights in Gocek, Fethiye or Kas depending on the route.<\/p>\n

30m gulet charter Turkey specifications<\/h2>\n