Sureyya

Sureyya is a 33-metre wooden gulet built in 2000, berthed at Bodrum Marina and available exclusively as a whole-boat charter. For the full duration of the hire, all five cabins and every shared space on board belong to one private group, with no other guests.

What genuinely sets Sureyya apart from most gulets of her era is a fully operational sail rig that plays an active role in every passage. When the wind is right, the engine shuts down and the yacht moves under sail alone. On deck, the shift is immediate: the mechanical hum drops away, the rhythm of progress becomes the breeze, and you can read the wind in real time as the hull responds. When conditions change, the return to engine power is quiet and seamless. This is not a decorative mast for photographs; it defines the quality of movement that guests actually experience at sea.

Across 33 metres of open deck, 12 guests have generous space to use as they choose. Sunloungers amidships catch the sun for the better part of the day, the shaded stern becomes the natural gathering spot as the coastline passes behind, and the bow offers a quieter, forward-facing position for watching the next headland or cove come into view. Afternoons at anchor in a sheltered bay, swimming from the stern platform, and dinner on deck as the light fades are the dependable pleasures of a Sureyya charter.

Groups considering a Bodrum yacht charter can plan a short, focused trip among the coves and hidden inlets of the Bodrum Peninsula, or extend the route into the Gulf of Gökova, the Hisarönü Gulf, or toward the Datça Peninsula for a longer blue cruise. The professional crew handles all navigation, anchoring and provisioning throughout, so guests are free from the moment the lines are slipped.

For groups who want sailing to be a felt, active part of the experience rather than merely a backdrop, Sureyya's working rig and spacious deck make her a gulet charter worth booking well ahead of the summer peak. Contact us for availability and a tailored quote.