Carmelina

Carmelina is an 11-metre catamaran built in 2021 and based at Göcek Mucev Marina, one of the most sheltered and well-equipped sailing hubs on the Turkish Mediterranean coast. With four cabins sleeping up to eight guests and an overall capacity of ten, the yacht is available exclusively as a whole-boat charter, meaning every square metre of deck and saloon belongs to your group alone for the duration of your trip.

The catamaran hull is the defining feature of the Carmelina experience. Its twin-hull platform dramatically reduces rolling in open water, making it a practical choice for guests who are prone to seasickness or simply prefer a steadier ride. The wide beam created by the dual hulls also translates into genuinely generous living spaces: a central saloon, broad forward and aft decks, and seating areas that allow ten guests to spread out without feeling crowded. Being a 2021 build, Carmelina's cabin fittings, onboard systems and deck layout all reflect current design and safety standards rather than ageing retrofits.

Göcek sits at the heart of some of the most protected sailing water in Turkey, enclosed by the islands and inlets of Skopea Bay and connected to the wider Gulf of Fethiye. From Göcek Mucev Marina you can plan day excursions into the secluded coves of the Göcek islands, or extend your voyage across the bay toward the ancient Lycian coastline for a multi-day blue cruise. Carmelina is well suited to both formats, and a Göcek yacht charter aboard her gives a group of friends or a family complete flexibility over pace, anchorages and daily routine.

The four-cabin layout works neatly for family groups, close friend circles or small corporate gatherings looking for something more personal than a hotel resort. Mornings can start with breakfast on the open deck, afternoons with swimming from the stern platform in a sheltered cove, and evenings at anchor as the light fades over the hills.

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