A Deluxe Gulet Charter Göcek aboard SW4205 is a different proposition from the traditional gulet: a 42-metre Motor Sailer launched in 2020 and returned to the shipyard for a full refit in 2025, sleeping ten guests across five cabins with a crew of six. Turkish-flagged and based at Göcek marina, she carries none of the visual fatigue of older charter vessels.
SW4205 departs from the traditional gulet form in the ways that matter. The silhouette is lower and more resolved, and the deck spaces are organised for living rather than simply for sunbathing. Below deck, five private cabins hold a standard of finish that closes the distance between a deluxe gulet and a good hotel suite.
Twin 650 hp engines give a cruising speed of twelve knots and a maximum of fifteen — quick for a vessel of this displacement, which means longer at anchor and less time on passage. A 50 kVA generator and two 28.5 kVA units support full air conditioning throughout.
Her 8.5-metre beam is what makes the accommodation work. Tanks carry 3,000 litres of fuel and 7,000 litres of water, enough to stay out on an extended itinerary without planning the week around resupply.
SW4205 accommodates ten guests across five cabins, each finished and equipped to an identical specification. The Master Cabin occupies the bow — a generous, private space with the particular quiet that comes from sitting at the vessel’s furthest point from the engines.
Three double cabins occupy the midships and a twin cabin sits at the stern, equally appointed. Every cabin carries independent climate control, a flat-screen television, an integrated music system and an en-suite bathroom. There are no standard cabins aboard — only the same level of care, repeated five times.
| Length | 42.5 m |
| Type | Motor Sailer / Deluxe Gulet |
| Beam | 8.5 m |
| Guest Cabins | 5 (1 master, 3 double, 1 twin) |
| Guest Capacity | 10 |
| Crew | 6 |
| Built / Refit | 2020 / 2025 |
| Flag | Turkey |
| Base Port | Göcek, Turkey |
| Engines | 2 x 650 hp |
| Cruise / Max Speed | 12 kn / 15 kn |
| Generators | 50 kVA + 2 x 28.5 kVA |
| Fuel / Water | 3,000 L / 7,000 L |
The deck layout is the clearest expression of what separates this vessel from a conventional gulet. Spaces are zoned rather than open-plan: a shaded aft deck for dining, an upper deck for the long middle of the day, and a foredeck that stays quiet when the rest of the yacht is busy.
Inside, the saloon is air-conditioned throughout and finished in the same restrained register as the cabins. The flow between interior and deck is deliberately easy, which matters on a charter where ten guests are moving between swimming, eating and shade all day.
SW4205 carries one of the most complete water programmes of any Deluxe Gulet Charter Göcek. The primary tender is a 4.80-metre RIB with an 80 hp outboard, capable of reaching the outermost islands in under ten minutes; a second 3.80-metre tender handles daily transfers ashore.
For speed on the water there is a 2026-model Kawasaki jet ski rated at 160 hp. The towed disciplines are covered by a Connolly Cayman water ski, a kneeboard and a two-person Big Mable towable, while paddleboards and a pedalboard handle the quieter end of the day.
A floating water pad, an inflatable trampoline and an inflatable platform complete the inventory — the sea at its most uncomplicated, for guests who want no equipment briefing at all.
A defining pleasure of this coast is boat-in-only dining: coves and quays reachable solely by sea, where the kitchen works with the morning’s catch and the season’s produce.
Aboard SW4205 the galley works to order and serves on the aft deck as the light falls. With a crew of six for ten guests, service runs at a ratio that lets meals be prepared properly rather than assembled around the day’s schedule.
Göcek earns its reputation quietly. The town is small, the marina is immaculate, and the water beyond it opens onto some of the most sheltered and varied cruising in the Eastern Mediterranean.
The Twelve Islands of Göcek Bay are reachable within the first hour of any itinerary, each offering a different quality of anchorage — shallow turquoise inlets, or deep-water bays rimmed with pine. Beyond the bay the Gulf of Fethiye extends southeast toward Ölüdeniz, Butterfly Valley and the Lycian rock tombs at Dalyan.
Seasonal highlights shift with the calendar, from quiet spring coves to the long soft light of September. Wider regional guidance is available through Türkiye’s official tourism resource. Dalaman International Airport sits forty-five minutes from Göcek marina.
She compares directly with our other large vessels on this coast — the 22m Luxury Gulet AG2204 and the 37m Deluxe Gulet LQ3708 — or view the full Aquinox charter fleet.
A Deluxe Gulet Charter Göcek aboard SW4205 is offered on a weekly basis across the seasonal calendar.
Weekly rates starting from: €49,000
Port and harbour fees, marina duties and the full list of inclusions are set out in the terms below.
To confirm dates, request a bespoke quotation for your Deluxe Gulet Charter Göcek through the Aquinox charter desk.
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