HALCON DEL MAR

HALCON DEL MAR — 45m Gulet, Bozburun Shipyard, 2017 Forty-five metres of Turkish gulet built the way the Bozburun yards have always built them, launched in 2017 and sized for the kind of group that usually has to split across two boats. Turkey is her home water, and it shows: this is a yacht conceived for the long, unhurried coastal passage, cruising at ten knots because there is no reason to go faster along a shoreline that rewards patience. Eight cabins accommodate sixteen guests. Two are owner's cabins, four are fitted with a double bed, and two offer twin beds — each with its own private bathroom, shower and standard-type toilet. Detailed bed configuration is available on request. It is a layout that works as easily for two or three families travelling together as for a single extended party, without anyone drawing the short straw. A crew of six runs the yacht. On a gulet of this scale that ratio matters more than any single piece of equipment: it means meals arrive when you want them, the anchorage is chosen with local knowledge rather than a guidebook, and the day shapes itself around the guests instead of the other way round. For charterers looking at the Turkish coast with a large group in mind, HALCON DEL MAR is a straightforward, well-proportioned answer.