34m Mengi Yay 110 Charter Göcek | 2015 | RE3405

The Mengi Yay 110 charter Göcek is a 34-metre motor yacht, Turkish-built and launched in 2015. She carries ten guests in five cabins, run by a crew of three. The hull is white, the interior bright and contemporary. She was built for the Aegean and cruises it well.

The Mengi Yay 110 charter Göcek profile

She measures 33.5 metres on deck with a beam of 7.8 metres and a draught of 2.3 metres. Twin engines, each rated at 1,600 horsepower, give an easy passage speed. Fuel capacity is 20,480 litres, with 4,000 litres of fresh water aboard. The beam is generous for the length, which means volume: wide side decks, a full-beam master, and a flybridge that runs most of the vessel. She is a boat for anchoring in a bay and staying there.

Decks and outdoor living

The flybridge is the vessel’s open-air centre. It holds a wet bar, sun pads, a curved lounge and a shaded dining table under a hardtop. Forward, a sunken foredeck lounge faces the bow. Aft, the main deck is laid for dining in the shade, with a settee along the transom and a bathing platform at the waterline. Teak runs underfoot throughout. There is no shortage of places to sit.

Interior and accommodation

Inside, the main salon is bright and low-key: a long sofa, a glass dining table, and coastal light through wide windows. A second lounge sits on the upper deck, opening to the aft terrace. Five double cabins sleep ten. The master runs full-beam amidships, with large windows to either side and a private en suite. A VIP and further cabins complete the layout. Every cabin has its own bathroom, and air conditioning runs throughout.

The material palette is restrained: pale timber, white lacquer, chrome and glass, with blue and taupe textiles for warmth. It reads as calm rather than showy, which suits a family as easily as a group of friends. The layout is easy to move through, from the swim platform to the flybridge, without crossing the guest cabins.

Galley, systems and water toys

The galley is fully equipped, with an ice maker, an espresso machine, an oven and full refrigeration. Navigation electronics include radar, twin GPS chartplotters and autopilot. For the water there is a full kit: kayaks, stand-up paddleboards, snorkelling gear and water skis, along with a tender. The bathing platform makes the sea easy to reach.

Crew and service

A crew of three runs the vessel — skipper, chef and hostess. Service is discreet and complete. The chef provisions to a menu agreed before boarding, working from the coast’s markets and the day’s catch. Meals are taken where the guests choose: on the aft deck at anchor, on the flybridge at dusk, or ashore at a jetty the tender reaches.

Göcek as a base

D-Marin Göcek Marina is the home berth. Göcek is a small town at the head of a sheltered gulf, ringed by pine hills and scattered islands. It is a working yacht base rather than a resort strip — fuel, provisioning and crew are all close to the quay, and Dalaman airport is twenty-five minutes away. For a Mengi Yay 110 charter Göcek is both a practical departure point and a destination in its own right.

A Mengi Yay 110 charter Göcek itinerary

The Gulf of Fethiye opens straight from the marina. Guests cruise the Twelve Islands — Yassıca, Tersane, Domuz — a cluster of quiet anchorages within an easy hop of one another. Bedri Rahmi Bay and Cleopatra’s Bath lie a little further on. Much of the best eating here is boat-in only: shoreside kitchens and fishermen’s jetties a tender reaches and a road does not. The season holds from late spring through early autumn. Turkey’s national tourism board publishes seasonal guidance for the coast.

Charter the Mengi Yay 110 from Göcek

Rates for the Mengi Yay 110 charter Göcek start from €11,428 per day. The figure covers the vessel and her crew; provisioning, fuel and berthing are settled separately. The yacht joins Aquinox Yachting’s Göcek fleet, and the brokerage handles both the booking and the itinerary. Contact Aquinox Yachting to confirm availability for the coming season.