Bodrum Gulet · 21m (2008)

Built in 2008, this 21-metre wooden gulet is based at Bodrum Marina and sleeps eight guests across four private cabins. It charters exclusively as a whole-boat booking, so the group that reserves it has the entire vessel to themselves, with no other passengers sharing the deck, saloon or cabins during the trip.

The interior reflects the joinery style typical of gulets from the late 2000s. Natural timber runs through the saloon panelling, cabin doors and trim, giving the space a warm, consistent character that's harder to find on newer composite-hulled yachts. The saloon serves as the main gathering and dining area, while each of the four cabins offers its own private retreat. Even with all eight berths in use, the 21-metre layout keeps movement between deck, saloon and cabins comfortable.

The shallow draught typical of a gulet this size is a genuine advantage for a Bodrum yacht charter. It allows access to quieter, shallower coves around the Bodrum peninsula that deeper-hulled boats often can't reach. A day charter can easily combine two swim stops, lunch served on deck and a relaxed late-afternoon anchorage, all within a short distance of the marina. Groups with more time can plan a multi-day blue cruise along the Aegean coast, choosing their own route and pace rather than following a fixed itinerary. A longer gulet charter covering more coastline is equally possible.

Well maintained and carrying the character of a traditional wooden hull rather than a mass-produced design, this 2008 gulet is a solid option for groups looking for a Bodrum gulet charter, whether for a single day among the bays or an extended blue cruise. Contact us for availability and a tailored quote.