32m Premium Gulet Charter Bodrum | 2007 | AR3204

A premium gulet charter Bodrum on this boat is a sailing charter first: thirty-two metres, two masts, a full-batten mainsail and a furling genoa, and a white hull over a varnished mahogany sheerline. Twin 540 hp IVECO diesels take over when the wind drops. Four cabins take only eight guests, the decks are teak throughout, and the crew of four — captain, cook and two deckhands — is included in the rate. She lies at Bodrum Marina and works the peninsula bays and the Gulf of Gökova. Built in 2007 and refitted in 2021.

Eight guests on thirty-two metres is a low density by any measure, and it shows in the size of the cabins and the length of the foredeck. One master, one VIP and two cabins that convert between double and twin, each with its own ensuite head and shower. A premium gulet charter Bodrum is built around exactly this: one family or one set of friends, nobody else aboard.

Thirty-two metres, a two-masted gulet

The numbers hold up. Length 32 m, or 105 ft. Beam 7 m. Draught 2.7 m, shallow enough for the coves the deeper boats admire from outside. Twin 540 hp IVECO diesels, a full-batten mainsail on the main boom and a furling genoa forward, so she sails properly rather than motoring under bare poles. A generator keeps the boat running at anchor, air conditioning runs throughout, and Wi-Fi reaches every cabin.

The 2021 refit shows in the joinery: honey cherry panelling with a high-gloss deckhead panel over the saloon and over each cabin, stone-topped vanities, and a full-beam master bathroom with a jacuzzi tub and a mosaic shower. Underwater lights turn the anchorage blue after dinner. A premium gulet charter Bodrum on this boat looks after eight people to a standard usually reserved for twice the rate.

A crewed premium gulet charter Bodrum

Charters begin at Bodrum Marina, in the town under the castle. From the dock the cruising ground opens straight up: the sheltered reach of the Gulf of Gökova, Çökertme and the Seven Islands, Sedir Island with its Cleopatra sand, Orak and Karaada off the peninsula, and the Güllük shore to the north. The crew plans each day to the weather — a morning under sail when the meltemi fills in, lunch at anchor over clear water, the tender ashore in the evening.

Aquinox arranges boat-in dining along the coast, the waterline tavernas where the kitchen sits at sea level and the table waits for the yacht to come alongside. A premium gulet charter Bodrum turns the gulf into a week of them.

Saloon, galley and living space

The saloon sits a few steps down from the aft deck: a long corner banquette in pale suede around a burl table, a bar with a stone counter forward, a television opposite and windows at eye level down both sides. A separate lounge with a second banquette and a compass-inlaid table opens off it. The galley, ice maker and a full crew service sit forward of that. Aft, under a full-width awning, a round dining table and a curved sofa face the water. A premium gulet charter Bodrum eats outside almost every night of the week.

Four cabins

Below, four cabins take eight guests — one master, one VIP and two convertible double or twin cabins — each with its own ensuite head and shower. The master runs full beam with a walk-around berth, curved banquettes either side and a bathroom with a jacuzzi tub; the VIP takes a walk-around double with its own lounge and ensuite. The convertible cabins split into twins for families. Everything is cherry joinery, pale linen and framed art. A premium gulet charter Bodrum at eight guests keeps the boat quiet.

On deck and in the water

The foredeck is the best seat on the boat: a curved banquette around a low table right forward, a broad run of sunpads on bare teak, and the sail handling gear beyond. The aft deck sets the dining table and a transom sofa under shade. A dinghy with its outboard launches for transfers and coast runs, stand-up paddleboards and snorkelling gear stow along the rail, and the swim ladder drops straight off the stern. A premium gulet charter Bodrum ends each day in the water.

Specifications

• Model: two-masted gulet, motor sailer, crewed
• Year: 2007 (refit 2021)
• Length: 32 m (105 ft)
• Beam: 7 m (23 ft)
• Draught: 2.7 m (9 ft)
• Engines: 2 × 540 hp IVECO
• Rig: full-batten mainsail, furling genoa
• Cabins: 4 (1 master, 1 VIP, 2 double or twin)
• Berths: up to 8 guests
• Heads: 4 ensuite
• Crew: 4 — captain, cook and two deckhands, included
• Comfort: generator, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, teak decks, jacuzzi bath, underwater lights
• Base: Bodrum, Turkey

Charter this gulet in Bodrum

Rates for this premium gulet charter Bodrum start at €21,000 for a seven-night week, crew and yacht included, rising through July and August. Crew, linen, the dinghy and outboard, end cleaning and the Turkish transit log are already in the rate; fuel, food and berths are covered by an advance provisioning allowance on top of it. For a smaller boat on the same coast, see our exclusive gulet charter in Bodrum, or browse the full range of Aquinox charter yachts. She is a traditional Turkish gulet, built on the Bodrum peninsula.

Aquinox Yachting manages every premium gulet charter Bodrum end to end — provisioning, itinerary, transfers and berths.