Sadri Usta

Sadri Usta is a 29-metre wooden gulet built in 2005 and based at Fethiye port on Turkey's Mediterranean coast. She has eight cabins and takes up to eleven guests, chartered exclusively as a whole boat: one private group occupies the entire vessel for the full duration of their trip, with no shared berths and no strangers on board.

The proportions of a 29-metre hull work well for a group of eleven. The deck offers enough space to spread out: a shaded corner at the bow, a sun-drenched stretch amidships, or a seat around the central dining table that tends to draw everyone together as the light fades. The stern platform sits close to the waterline, which makes boarding after a swim straightforward. With crew handling navigation, provisioning and cooking, the group is free to focus on the choices that actually shape the week: which cove to anchor in, how long to stay and where to point the bow in the morning.

Fethiye is one of the most established gulet charter bases on the Turkish Mediterranean, and Sadri Usta's home berth there keeps planning uncomplicated. A shorter blue cruise can be arranged entirely within the Gulf of Fethiye, calling at Göcek's sheltered anchorages and the calm waters near Ölüdeniz. A full week opens the route toward Butterfly Valley, Dalyan or Marmaris, through a coastline where pine-covered hillsides drop steeply into clear, shallow bays. In either case, the rhythm of the day is set by the group, not by a fixed timetable.

For families, friend groups or small corporate teams looking for a Fethiye yacht charter aboard a well-proportioned, traditionally built gulet, Sadri Usta is a grounded and appropriately scaled choice. Contact us to check available dates and arrange a quote tailored to your group.