Exploring the Ultimate Blue Voyage Experience on Gulet Caner 4

Gulet Caner IV is a luxurious 36-meter yacht offering a premium Blue Voyage experience along the Turkish coast. Built in 2008, it accommodates up to 12 guests in six spacious cabins, featuring modern amenities, watersports equipment, and gourmet Mediterranean cuisine. With a dedicated crew and elegant design, Caner IV blends tradition with luxury, ensuring an unforgettable sailing adventure.

By C. Burak KOREL

A Closer Look at Gulet Mein Schatz: The Epitome of Elegance and Comfort at Sea

A Closer Look at Gulet Mein Schatz: The Epitome of Elegance and Comfort at Sea

If you’re searching for the perfect blend of luxury, comfort, and adventure on the sea, Gulet Mein Schatz should top your list. Whether you’re a seasoned sailor or new to the world of yacht charters, this Turkish-built beauty offers an unparalleled experience that you and your guests won’t soon forget. Let's explore why Gulet Mein Schatz is an ideal choice for your next sea-bound getaway.

By C. Burak KOREL

Exploring Yacht Chartering in Turkey: A Gateway to a Luxury Vacation

Exploring Yacht Chartering in Turkey: A Gateway to a Luxury Vacation

Turkey, a country where East meets West, offers an enticing mix of ancient history, stunning landscapes, and sparkling blue waters. It’s no wonder that yacht chartering in Turkey has become a top choice for travelers seeking luxury, privacy, and the freedom to explore some of the Mediterranean's most beautiful coastlines. Whether you’re after adventure, relaxation, or both, Turkey's yachting experience promises to deliver.

By C. Burak KOREL

How to charter yacht like a pro? (2023 Edition)

1. If you are leading a big group of people, it is best to arrive at your destination a day or two before your embarcation day.
   
   This will help every individual to plan his/her own flight in order to arrive proper and have a chance to get rid of jetlag before embarking your yacht. Remember, most of the time you only have one week of charter and in some cases, some of your guests might even have to leave earlier. You wouldn’t want to miss any of your yachting time with dealing with the draining side-effects of jetlag.
2. Check weather forecast with the Captain and your broker before you pack;
   
   Remember that your charter consultant and the Captain are here to help you and to make sure that your experience is unforgettable. It is smart to ask them for the local weather forecast and seasonal averages prior to your trip. Some of the destinations can get quite chilly at night due to season or weather abnormalities. This will help you to be fully prepared. In addition, all yachts are aware of the local circumstances and they will be prepared for intense situations such as tropical rains and meltemi — seasonal local winds blowing northerly during the day time in July and August around the Aegean Sea.

By C. Burak KOREL