Finally, we want you to get the maximum enjoyment possible from your cruise, so if you have any questions, problems or requests about any aspects of the gulet please do not hesitate to speak to the captain. Due to unforeseen circumstances your itinerary may have to be changed at short notice, and please remember the captain’s decision is final in all matters!!
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Which Gulet is for my group?
That is all depends on your budget and the size of your group. If you can make up a group of between 6 – 16 person, you can rent a whole both just for your group which is called Private Charter. There will be no other guestsonboard but your party and you have flexibilty about the start and finish dates, route, menu, etc.
On all the gulets 2 person can accomodate in 1 cabin. So if you are 8 person than 4 cabin gulet will be enough for you but you may choose the charter a bigger gulet to be more spacious. It is all upto you really! Keep in mind that the bigger the gulet (in cabins and in size) more spacious it is.
If you can not make up a group but still want to go a yachting holiday, you are welcomed to join one of the quaranteed departure cabin charters. You can choose one of our programes and reserve your cabin on this itineary to join other guests onboard.
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How much does it cost to charter a Blue Cruise Gulet
When it comes to gulet rentals in Turkey, several things influence the price. The standard of the gulet, the period of your rental, and the number of visitors in your group all influence the pricing. Gulet rentals in Turkey typically start at $1,000 per day and may accommodate up to 8 people. For longer holidays, a gulet charter costs about $27,500 per week.
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What water sports onboard ?
The gulets have some snorkels, simple fishing equipments, windsurf or a canoe for free of use. Some of the have also water-ski but they are usually with extra charge.
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Sailing Holidays in Turkiye
Sailing in Turkey also offers an opportunity to engage in a genuinely enriching cultural exchange with the welcoming and kind individuals of the coastal villages and towns. The mild winds that typically blow from the west and northwest create ideal conditions for yachting during the lengthy summers, fostering a deeper appreciation of nature.
From some of the pristine turquoise coastlines and protected bays, you can view mountain peaks that rise nearly 3,000 meters above sea level. Fortunately, Turkey’s contemporary amenities and comforts have not diminished its ancient hospitality and more leisurely lifestyle. The joy of yachting in Turkey will entice you to return repeatedly, to discover yet another segment of coastline and to experience the luxurious tranquility of life at sea.
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Drinks on Gulet Board
Drinks can be bought from the crew using a voucher system. At the end of each day you will be asked to sign a voucher to check the number of drinks you have consumed, your bill will be totalled at the end of the cruise. There is a price list displayed by the bar. Please save your Duty Free for your next week when hotel drinks prices are likely to be considerably more than on the gulet. Please make sure you check and sign your totalled voucher daily to prevent problems at the end of the week.
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Boat jumps and dives into the water
Do not dive or jump off the boat whilst the engine is running. The captain may have to move the boat and not be able to see you. For your own safety, please wait until the engine has been switched off and the swimming ladder is in place. Do not climb or jump off the masts.
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Meals on Gulet Board
On Private Gulet Charter you the option; If you wish to spend your holidays without even having to decide what is going to be on the menu let us to do it for you for against a small additional charge per person per day basis or you may choose to do the shopping for your group, crew’s and cleaning materials than the crew will cook, serve and wash the dishes for you!
All meals will be served on the aft-deck, that is at the back of the boat. Meal times may vary according to your schedule, however the captain will let you know. -
Leaving Yachts in Turkish Marinas
Foreign nationals can store their yachts in Turkey at an authorized yacht harbor or docking facility for maintenance or repair for up to two years while leaving the nation. In these instances, they need to submit an application to the local customs office along with a document provided by the yacht harbor or docking facility, and the process will be noted in their passports. Yacht owners are allowed to leave their vessels for a maximum of five years, as long as the yachts depart from the harbor at least once every two years. After five years, the Ministry of Tourism has the authority to extend the permitted duration.
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Yachting and Cruising the crystal-clear waters of Turkiye
The azure waters of The Mediterranean, the Aegean, and Black Sea, as well as the Sea of Marmara, surround Turkey to the north, west and south. With a coastline exceeding 8,333 kilometres and bordered by four seas, Turkey is a treasure trove of bays, inlets, coves, and beaches, offering Yachtsmen the chance to select a unique and private anchorage each night. The sailing haven of Turkey is the setting for the Blue Cruise.
This picturesque voyage entails sailing with the winds, into secluded coves and across the seas, and aligning oneself with nature. It also presents an exploration of human history from a maritime viewpoint rather than a terrestrial one, a voyage that takes you to Cleopatra’s private beach, the everlasting flames of Mt. Olympos, and the numerous archaeological remnants of ancient cultures. For those who appreciate an active lifestyle, sailing in pristine waters offers excellent
opportunities for surfing, swimming, fishing, skiing and diving.