Musandira II

Launched in 1994 and built from traditionally worked timber, Musandira II stands apart in a Bodrum charter scene now dominated by fibreglass hulls. At 21.5 metres, this wooden gulet has kept its period character through consistent upkeep: hardwood decking runs unbroken from bow to stern, the salon retains the warmth of well-seasoned wood, and the hull gives a dense, solid underfoot feel that few modern builds can match.

The yacht sleeps up to 12 guests across five private cabins and is offered strictly as a whole-boat charter, meaning every space on board, from the foredeck to the dining table, belongs exclusively to one group for the full duration of the trip. The foredeck doubles as a daytime lounging and gathering spot, the salon offers real shade from the midday sun, and the dining area seats all 12 guests together without rearranging furniture. This setup works well for extended families or groups of friends who want the whole boat, and its pace, to themselves.

A Bodrum yacht charter aboard Musandira II can be shaped around however much time you have. On a shorter trip, you can plan easy hops between the sheltered bays and swimming coves of the Bodrum Peninsula, with long, unhurried stretches in the water. With a week or more, you can plan a blue cruise through the Gulf of Gökova or along the Datça Peninsula coastline, letting the crew handle navigation while you focus on swimming, eating and resting at your own rhythm.

For travellers drawn to a gulet charter that combines genuine traditional woodwork with full private-group exclusivity out of Bodrum Marina, Musandira II remains a distinctive and increasingly rare choice. Contact us for availability and a tailored quote for your dates.