Three masts, a navy hull, thirty-six metres and six cabins for twelve guests. A deluxe gulet charter Turkey offers at this level is really a question of detail rather than dimension, and this 2011 build answers it in a way most of the fleet does not: a whirlpool bath in four of the six cabins, a jacuzzi on the foredeck, and a crew of six that includes a chef and a hostess.
The gulet market runs from converted sponge boats to yachts of this order, and the word deluxe is applied to both. The distinctions that matter are measurable. Beam of 8.35 metres on a 36-metre hull, which is what gives full-size cabins rather than compressed ones. Twin Volvo diesels of 550 horsepower each, cruising at twelve knots, which means an itinerary can hold to a plan. Three generators totalling 97.5 kVA, which means air conditioning on a deluxe gulet charter Turkey runs when you want it rather than when the load allows.
She carries full sailing equipment on three masts and uses it. Under canvas on the afternoon breeze she is one of the better-looking boats on the coast, and the photographs of her sailing are not a staged half hour. Few boats marketed as a deluxe gulet charter Turkey carry three working masts.
Air conditioning and heating are available on demand throughout, which extends the season at both ends. A deluxe gulet charter Turkey in late October or early May is a different holiday from July, and on a boat with proper heating it is a comfortable one.
Two large master cabins carry king beds, sofa seating and a work desk that doubles as a dressing table. Each has a whirlpool bathtub as well as a separate bathroom, which at this size is genuinely unusual. Two triple cabins take a double and a single bed, with the same desk arrangement and an en-suite that also carries a whirlpool bath.
The two remaining guest cabins have large circular double beds — a piece of design confidence that either charms you or does not, and in practice charms most people. Wardrobe space throughout is more than ample and the en-suites are finished in local marble, which is the kind of detail that separates a deluxe gulet charter Turkey from a competent one.
Every cabin has satellite television, a DVD player and a 5.1 home theatre system. The saloon adds a plasma screen, wireless internet and a music system that can be switched through to the aft deck, which is where a deluxe gulet charter Turkey actually happens on a warm night.
The crew is six for twelve guests: a captain, a chef, a hostess and three sailors. They cook, clean, serve and arrange the day, and they have their own accommodation and bathroom forward. The operative skill on a boat this size is knowing when to be present and when not to be, and it is the difference between service and supervision on any deluxe gulet charter Turkey.
The galley is fully equipped with modern refrigeration and cooking facilities, and every meal is prepared aboard. Breakfast is Turkish and open-ended, lunch is mezze at anchor, dinner follows the market and the day. On a deluxe gulet charter Turkey the food is the part guests remember longest, and it is worth briefing the chef properly rather than leaving it to chance.
Note that unlike some boats in this class, the published rate does not include food and drink. That is a legitimate model and often the cheaper one, because you pay for what you actually consume rather than an assumed average. Aquinox sets out the expected provisioning cost alongside the charter fee so the comparison is honest.
The argument for a deluxe gulet charter Turkey over a hotel is not the cabin. It is that the best kitchens on this coast sit at the head of bays no road reaches, and the only way in is a tender from an anchorage. A deluxe gulet charter Turkey is built around that fact.
Cokertme has a lamb dish named after the village and a row of jetties. Sedir Adası has Cleopatra beach and a kitchen behind it. Around Gocek, Bedri Rahmi Bay and Wall Bay are pontoon-and-kitchen affairs with fish landed that morning. Further east, the coves inside the Kekova roads serve lamb cooked in a sealed clay pot, ordered on the VHF the day before.
A 115-horsepower speedboat runs guests in, which at twelve people means one trip rather than three. The crew radio ahead and the table is ready when you land, which is the whole point of a deluxe gulet charter Turkey rather than a hotel with a jetty.
She works out of Bodrum and also departs from Marmaris, Fethiye, Gocek and Selimiye by arrangement, which is worth knowing because it lets the itinerary be built around the flights rather than the other way round.
West from Bodrum the Gulf of Gokova opens: Cokertme, Sedir, Longoz, English Harbour, Seven Islands. From Gocek the twelve islands and the Gulf of Fethiye. From Fethiye the long run east past Olu Deniz and Kalkan to Kekova and Simena, which is the finest week of cruising in Turkey and the one that needs the engine hours she has.
Greek crossings to Kos, Rhodes and Symi are arranged with notice and require a transit log and passports lodged in advance. Aquinox also charters from Bodrum Ve Gocek if a different vessel suits the party better.
The foredeck is extensively cushioned with sun and shade both available, and the jacuzzi sits in the middle of it. Seating at the bow works for drinks before dinner, and on a deluxe gulet charter Turkey that hour is the one people describe afterwards. The aft deck seats twelve around a table and the cushions behind it are where the evening ends.
A speedboat with a 115-horsepower engine, canoe, windsurf, water skis, ringo, wakeboard and a sea scooter are aboard, along with snorkelling and fishing equipment. A jet ski is optional at EUR 250 per day. Navigation runs to radar, GPS, AIS class A, VHF, Navtex, SART, EPIRB, SSAS, depth sounder and fish finder, with a watermaker, washing machine and dishwasher below.
Length overall 36.00 metres, beam 8.35 metres, built 2011. Twin Volvo 550-horsepower diesels, twelve knots cruising. Generators of 40, 40 and 17.5 kVA. Twelve guests in six en-suite cabins, six crew in separate accommodation, Turkish flag.
Weekly rates run from EUR 32,500 in May and October, EUR 42,000 in June and September, to EUR 54,000 in July and August. A deluxe gulet charter Turkey aboard her runs Saturday to Saturday.
The rate does not include fuel, food, drinks, VAT, special harbour fees, transfers, or fuel for the tender and water sports. The jet ski is EUR 250 per day. Aquinox provides a written estimate of those costs alongside the charter fee before any deposit, because a rate quoted this way is not directly comparable to an all-inclusive week without it.
July and August on a deluxe gulet charter Turkey of this class go early. May, June, September and October are easier to secure and, on a boat with heating and a covered saloon, entirely comfortable. Send your dates and guest numbers to Aquinox Yatçılık for availability, a written quotation and the full cost breakdown the same working day.
Twelve guests in six en-suite cabins: two masters with king beds, two triples with a double and a single, and two cabins with circular double beds. Six crew.
EUR 32,500 in May and October, EUR 42,000 in June and September, and EUR 54,000 in July and August, Saturday to Saturday.
No. The rate excludes fuel, food, drinks, VAT, special harbour fees, transfers and fuel for the tender and water sports. Aquinox provides a written estimate of those costs.
Bodrum is her main base, with departures from Marmaris, Fethiye, Gocek and Selimiye by arrangement. Greek crossings need a transit log lodged in advance.
Yes, on the foredeck, and whirlpool baths in both master cabins and both triple cabins. Air conditioning and heating run on demand throughout the yacht.
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