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Turkish delight - food aboard

Fresh fruit makes for a luscious dessert
Breakfast typically consists of bread, tomatoes, olives, cheese, eggs, yoghurt and honey. Lunch and dinner are usually one or two main courses, accompanied by salads and mezes, followed by fruit.
The food in Turkey is ranked as one of the three finest cuisines in the world, alongside French and Chinese, and justifiably so. You can whet your appetite by reading the Turkish food and recipes pages on our website.
Very drinkable Turkish wines (the grapes of Asia Minor were famed in antiquity) are stocked on board, along with a range of spirits, beers, soft drinks and fruit juices.
History of the gulet

The gulet Almira moored in a pretty cove, southern Turkey
Archaeological gulet cruises
We offer the finest escorted Mediterranean cruises and sailing vacations with an historical and archaeological theme. Enjoy total relaxation, beautiful food, and superb swimming as well as archaeological adventures.
See a full schedule of all our expert led gulet cruises and archaeological tours.
Crewed yacht charter
In addition to our historical tours and cruises, we also arrange crewed yacht charters for private groups, large and small. We work with a range of gulets all hand crafted from wood in Turkey and manned by experienced local crews.
The gulet Almira
On many of our scheduled gulet cruises we sail aboard the luxurious Almira, one of the best constructed and equipped yachts of its kind. Handmade in Turkey from pine from the Taurus Mountains and mahogany, it follows a design developed for these waters in Byzantine times. She is stylish, graceful, and bursting with character.
The gulet Almira is amazing, elegant, comfortable, private and pristine...I loved every minute onboard and on shore.
Patty Auchincloss, Connecticut, USA
OUR GULETS
Almira - 8 cabins (16 people)
Aquavit - 4 cabins (8 people)
Aquarius - 2 cabins (3 people)
Private Charters
We offer a range of gulets for charter. To find out more please visit: Gulet Charters
SAILING IN TURKEY
If you would like to know more about cruising on gulets in Turkey, why not read one of Peter’s travel articles -
Sailing through History



