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Why you should consider a gulet charter part 2 3) Enjoy the Sea Most gulets carry a range of water-sports toys, some more extensive than others so be sure to check out what equipment is carried by the yacht of your choice. Often you can request a jet-ski (at extra cost if the gulet doesn’t already carry one). Be aware though, throughout the Mediterranean it is a requirement that any jet-ski user must have the necessary qualifications. Many yachts carry equipment that doesn’t require qualifications, Ringos, Donuts, Paddle-Boards, Kayaks available for your sole, private use. 4) Relax After expending your excess energy in the sea, take advantage of the copious amounts of comfortable seating and lounging, abundant sun-beds and protected, shady areas. There is always the perfect place to relax, soak up the sun or read your favourite novel. Many of our customers report the experience is such that it can be quite difficult to realise that there is a world outside. 5) Anchorages Visit bays and coves that are totally devoid of tourist life, experience the tranquillity, just you and your friends sharing the evening as the sun sets, a perfect vista whilst you dine. #gulet_charter #visit_turkey #discover_turkey #benefits_of_a_gulet #reasons_to_gulet_charter #love_turkey https://www.instagram.com/p/COxCmp2rGA2/?igshid=yfpjyk5yrsub

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ferent sizes (and in some cases shapes) and have come a long way from the basic interiors of the 80’s. Once fitted out in the ubiquitous pine boarding, many now sport luxurious interiors, deep pile carpets or eye-catching inlaid wooden flooring. Gone are the basic showers with just a curtain for privacy (the thought makes me shudder) and difficult to use sea toilets, in are the multi head showers and simple household WC’s. There are a few gulets with outdated interiors to satisfy the purists though, so choose carefully. 1) It’s Affordable Metre for metre a Turkish Gulet is a fraction of the cost of an equivalent motor yacht, let’s take for example a 33 metre vessel, a motor yacht will cost upwards of €50,000 per week whilst a gulet can be yours from as little as €15,000, there is a similar amount of space, similar number of cabins, the service levels are indistinguishable from each other and the fuel consumption is often far less. What’s not to like? So with a 33 metre (that’s almost 110 feet) 6 cabin luxury gulet you could be having a great time at sea from around €1,250 per person per week. Plus food and drink of course. 2) Eat Well Each gulet is fully equipped with a galley where your chef will prepare meals to your preference, be this local cuisine, international fine dining or your home cooked favourites, just be sure to explain what food you would like to eat and voila! The chef and crew will stock what is needed to place faultless meals at your table time after time. #gulet_charter #visit_turkey #discover_turkey #benefits_of_a_gulet #reasons_to_gulet_charter #love_turkey https://www.instagram.com/p/COxCWFALP3a/?igshid=jzn44f3o4e8t