A Luxury Gulet Charter Göcek aboard AG2204 gives you a traditional 22-metre gulet with four cabins for eight guests and a crew of three. Turkish-flagged and based in Göcek, built in 1992 and comprehensively refitted in 2015 — the accessible end of the fleet, and one of the best-value weeks on this coast.
AG2204 is a traditionally built gulet from 1992, taken back to the yard for a full refit in 2015. The hull is the old kind and the systems are not — which is the combination that makes older gulets worth chartering rather than avoiding.
A single 220 hp Cummins drives her at a working pace of six knots, with twelve available when needed. She carries 3,000 litres each of fuel and water, and a 20 kVA generator supports the domestic load.
At 22 metres on a 5.6-metre beam she is a manageable size, and that is a genuine advantage: a Luxury Gulet Charter Göcek on a smaller vessel reaches tight, unnamed anchorages that the 40-metre yachts have to pass by.
Four cabins accommodate eight guests. Two are master cabins with generous floor space, finished in a mix of traditional joinery and contemporary furnishing.
The remaining two are double cabins of comparable standard, so no one aboard is relegated to visibly secondary quarters. Four bathrooms serve the four cabins.
| Length | 22 m |
| Type | Luxury Gulet |
| Beam | 5.6 m |
| Guest Cabins | 4 (2 master, 2 double) |
| Guest Capacity | 8 |
| Crew | 3 |
| Bathrooms | 4 |
| Built / Refit | 1992 / 2015 |
| Flag | Turkey |
| Base Port | Göcek, Turkey |
| Engine | 220 hp Cummins |
| Cruise / Max Speed | 6 kn / 12 kn |
| Fuel / Water | 3,000 L / 3,000 L |
The foredeck works as an observation lounge, laid out with individual sunpads rather than a single communal mattress — which matters when eight people want to read in different directions.
Toward the stern the layout turns social. The aft deck carries a shaded dining configuration and functions as the hub for every alfresco meal. A deck shower and a heavy sea ladder handle the transition from swimming straight back to the table.
The inventory is deliberately unhurried. A canoe and a paddleboard cover the early mornings, when the rocky shoreline is worth exploring in silence and nothing else on the water is moving.
Afternoons run to the pedal boat and an oversized inflatable. A 25 hp service tender handles transfers ashore, and snorkelling gear and fishing tackle are permanently stocked aboard.
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.
A vessel of this draft can lie alongside the small pontoons those places run, which is exactly the point. Meals aboard are prepared by the crew and served at the aft deck table as the light falls.
The Twelve Islands lie within the first hour of leaving Göcek marina, and on a vessel this size they can be worked properly rather than sampled — the narrow inlets as well as the obvious bays.
Beyond them the Gulf of Fethiye extends southeast toward Ölüdeniz and Butterfly Valley. Seasonal highlights shift with the calendar: quiet spring coves before the fleet arrives, high-summer swimming, and the long light of September. Wider regional guidance is available through Türkiye’s official tourism resource.
She compares directly with our other Göcek vessels — the 43m Deluxe Gulet SW4205 and the Bali 4.8 RS1503 — or view the full Aquinox charter fleet.
A Luxury Gulet Charter Göcek aboard AG2204 is offered on both a weekly and a daily basis across the seasonal calendar.
Weekly rates starting from: €10,920. Daily rates starting from: €1,560.
The rate includes port taxes and marina mooring fees. VAT, food and beverages, and fuel for motorised water sports are excluded; the full breakdown is set out in the terms below.
To confirm dates, request a bespoke quotation for your Luxury Gulet Charter Göcek through the Aquinox charter desk.
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