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TESTIMONIALS

We had the most beautiful, best kept gulet in Turkey, without question. The Almira is splendid, her exterior and interior both. Our cabins were sparkling clean and well outfitted. The deck had ample space for reading and sunning. And we also loved the galley where we could watch all the food being prepared.

Libby Cryer, Connecticut, USA

Examples of our Gulets

Turkey gulet charters

Private Gulet Charters

In addition to our scheduled escorted tours and gulet cruises, we also offer crewed yacht charters for private groups in Turkey, Greece and Italy.

Chartering the Almira

The luxurious 8-cabin gulet Almira which we use for the majority of our scheduled escorted cruises is also available for private charter. For full details see: Our Gulets

Gulets large or small

Turkish gulet moored off beach
 

We work with an array of gulet owners, so we can also cater for small families looking to charter a boat with just a few cabins, or much larger groups looking to charter a gulet with up to 12 cabins.

Crewed yacht charter

We do not offer bare boat charter. All the gulets we work with are hand crafted in Turkey, and fully crewed, with a captain and cook, and additional deck hands depending on the size of the boat. All you need to do is lie back, gaze at the horizon, and relax. We can also provide additional logistical support, from airport transfers and minibuses to take you into the interior to local guides who can show you around the archaeological sites.

The Sailing Season

gulet Turkey view from prow
 

We offer gulets for charter from April until the end of October. Please bear in mind that prices differ significantly between the low season, spring and October, and high summer.

If you are interested in chartering a gulet, do please get in touch, and we’ll be delighted to help.

Cruising in Turkey, Greece, or Italy

If you would like to know more about cruising on gulets in Turkey, Italy, or the Greek islands you can read one of Peter’s recent travel articles Sailing through History.