GULSAH

Baglietto 36m — Aegean Sea, Turkey There is a particular kind of yacht that ages into its own character rather than out of it. Launched by Baglietto in 1990 and brought fully up to date through a refit completed in 2025, this 36-metre carries the aluminium hull and the sea-keeping instincts of an Italian yard that has never had to explain its reputation. Twin MTU engines of 1,800 hp each give her a 12-knot cruising speed and 20 knots when the schedule tightens — useful range of pace along a Turkish coastline where the next bay is often worth reaching before the light goes. Accommodation is arranged over five cabins for up to twelve guests: an owner's cabin, two VIP cabins, and two cabins fitted with twin beds. Detailed bed configuration is available on request. Life on board gravitates upward. The flybridge is generous and sheltered by a hardtop, with a professional DJ setup for evenings that run long, while the main saloon is built around a 65" LED screen and a Bose cinema system for the quieter ones. Aft, the hydraulic swim platform does the practical work of turning the Aegean into an extension of the deck — easy entries, easy returns, and a natural staging point for the paddleboard, water-skis and snorkelling equipment carried aboard. A professional crew handles the rhythm of the day discreetly, from anchorage choices to service, leaving guests with the part that matters. Elegant lines, a serious refit, and a hull built to hold its composure — a considered choice for Turkey and the Aegean.