Bodrum Gulet · 34m (2004)

Berthed at Bodrum Marina, this 34 metre wooden gulet was built in 2004 and is chartered exclusively as a whole boat. Five cabins sleep up to 10 guests, and from the moment the group boards, every part of the yacht belongs to that one party alone, a detail that makes planning straightforward for anyone comparing options for a Bodrum yacht charter.

The wooden hull gives a noticeable steadiness on open water, something guests tend to notice after the first day at sea. Below deck, the saloon stays cooler during the hottest hours of the afternoon, giving the group a shared retreat that doesn't require anyone to disappear into their cabin. The stern deck is wide enough to seat all 10 guests for dinner under the open sky, while the bow offers a quieter, shaded spot for anyone wanting a bit of distance. A low swim platform at the stern makes anchorage stops easy to reach for guests of any age.

Over three or four days, a trip can move through the coves of the Bodrum peninsula, settling into a different bay each afternoon. With a full week available, a southbound blue cruise along the Aegean and Mediterranean coast becomes a realistic option, with the day's direction left to the group rather than a fixed itinerary. At 34 metres, 10 guests can genuinely spread out, whether that means a quiet corner at the bow or the whole party gathered around the stern table.

Five private cabins combined with full exclusivity make this gulet charter a sound choice for multi-generational family trips, milestone celebrations, or close-knit groups who want real time together without giving up personal space. Shared areas are generous, and each cabin offers a private space to retreat to at the end of the day. Contact us for availability and a tailored quote.