Sureyya

Built in 2000 and measuring 33 metres from bow to stern, Sureyya is a crewed sailing gulet based at Bodrum Marina. She carries up to 12 guests across five private cabins and charters exclusively as a whole boat, meaning one group, complete use of every space on board, and no shared arrangements of any kind. In a Bodrum yacht charter market where private hire is often a relative rather than absolute term, this policy is a concrete and unambiguous distinction.

What sets Sureyya apart from motor yachts of a similar footprint is her identity as a working sailing gulet. When the wind conditions are right, the sails go up, the engine goes quiet, and something shifts aboard. The ambient noise drops away, the hull settles into its rhythm, and the deck becomes a different kind of place altogether. The transition back to engine power, when needed, is seamless. Across 33 metres, 12 guests have ample room to spread out, whether the boat is sailing, motoring, or lying at anchor in a sheltered cove.

From Bodrum Marina, itineraries can be tailored to the duration your group has available. The anchorages along the Bodrum Peninsula form a varied and well-sheltered cruising area well suited to shorter stays, where a few days can include cove-to-cove movement, swimming off the stern and dining on deck as the sun goes down. Groups with a week or more can extend the plan 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 throughout, leaving guests free to engage fully with the experience.

For a private group considering a gulet charter of this scale and character from Bodrum, Sureyya brings together genuine sailing capability, generous deck space and complete, guaranteed privacy. Get in touch to check dates and receive a tailored quote for your group.