Bodrum Gulet · 19m (2006)

Bodrum Gulet is a 19-metre timber gulet built in 2006 and berthed at Bodrum Marina. The yacht carries up to six guests across three double cabins and operates exclusively as a whole-boat charter: every space on board, the cabins, the salon, the sun deck and all shared areas, is reserved entirely for one private group throughout the trip. There are no shared bookings.

The timber construction has a direct effect on daily life at sea. Wooden hulls sit differently in the water than fibreglass and absorb surface movement with noticeably less noise and vibration. The difference becomes most apparent when the engine is off, during a long swim stop in a sheltered cove or an overnight anchorage. The deck stays genuinely steady, and that stability makes for real, uninterrupted rest on nights spent at anchor, something that quickly feels like one of the charter's most valuable qualities.

Six guests across 19 metres is a well-considered ratio. Two or three couples can split the cost without the deck ever feeling crowded, while a family group or a tight circle of friends tends to settle into a natural routine within the first day. Mornings move at the group's pace, the day's plan is agreed over coffee, and there is no fixed schedule to follow once you are underway. For groups exploring Bodrum yacht charter options, this scale strikes an effective balance between space, privacy and shared cost.

Departure from Bodrum Marina is straightforward, with provisioning, fuelling and formalities all manageable dockside before setting out. Groups with a few days available can cruise the sheltered bays and clear waters of the Bodrum Peninsula for a full and varied programme without ever venturing far. Those with a longer window can plan a blue cruise toward Datça, or continue east in the direction of Göcek and Fethiye, with the route shaped entirely around what the group wants from the trip.

Get in touch to check availability and arrange a quote matched to your dates and group size.