Sureyya

Built in 2000 and measuring 33 metres overall, Sureyya is a sail-capable gulet berthed at Bodrum Marina. She accommodates up to 12 guests across five private cabins and charters strictly as a whole boat: one group, every cabin, complete use of every shared space for the entire trip. In a busy Bodrum yacht charter market, that kind of guaranteed exclusivity is a concrete and practical distinction rather than a marketing point.

What sets Sureyya apart from similarly sized motor yachts is her gulet construction and her genuine ability to sail. When the wind is right, the sails go up, the engine goes quiet, and the feel on deck changes entirely. Ambient noise drops away, and the hull settles into a rhythm that is particular to sailing in a way that motor cruising simply cannot replicate. When engine power is called for, the switch back is smooth and seamless. Across 33 metres of deck, 12 guests have genuine room to spread out, whether the yacht is under sail or motor at any given moment.

Sureyya suits programmes of varying length. The sheltered coves along the Bodrum Peninsula offer a compact and varied cruising area well suited to shorter charters: a few days moving between anchorages, swimming off the stern, eating on deck. Groups with a week or more available can plan a route that reaches into the Gulf of Gökova, the Hisarönü Gulf, or the quieter waters near the Datça Peninsula. A professional crew manages all navigation, anchoring and provisioning, freeing guests to focus on the water, the food and the company around them.

For a private group considering a gulet charter of this scale from Bodrum, Sureyya offers a well-considered balance of deck space, sailing character and complete privacy. Reach out to check availability and receive a quote tailored to your group's dates and plans.