QUEEN ATLANTIS

QUEEN ATLANTIS — Turkish waters, on a generous scale Chartering along the Turkish coast calls for a yacht built around space rather than compromise, and QUEEN ATLANTIS answers that brief directly: eight cabins, sixteen guests, and an interior arranged so that a large party never feels like one. The accommodation is unusually well balanced for a yacht of this capacity. Two owner's cabins sit at the top of the layout, followed by four cabins with double beds and two cabins fitted with twin beds — a configuration that works as easily for two families travelling together as for a group of couples. Detailed bed configuration is available on request. Her defining feature is the upper deck. Exceptionally broad and open, it gives the yacht a sense of scale you feel the moment you step aboard, and it becomes the natural centre of gravity on charter — late breakfasts, long afternoons out of the sun, evenings that stretch well past dinner. The remaining deck areas follow the same logic: room to sunbathe, room to dine outside, room to simply sit and watch the coastline go by. The crew runs the yacht discreetly and knows these waters, shaping each day around the pace the group sets rather than a fixed programme.