TANGO CHARLIE

Tango Charlie — cruising Turkey and the wider Eastern Mediterranean Modern exterior lines, classically inflected interiors: Tango Charlie sits in a niche of her own on the Turkish charter scene, and represents genuinely sensible value for a yacht of her calibre. Her refit was completed in 2026. What sets her apart is that she actually sails. In the light airs so typical of an Aegean summer afternoon, she keeps moving under canvas rather than defaulting to engine power — which changes the character of a week aboard entirely. Island hopping becomes a passage rather than a transfer, with the wake hissing quietly astern instead of a diesel drone. Accommodation is arranged for eight guests across four cabins. There are two owner's cabins — the aft one reached by a staircase descending from the starboard corner of the salon, which gives it a real sense of separation from the rest of the yacht. The remaining two cabins offer twin beds and a double bed respectively. Detailed bed configuration is available on request. Her deck layout has been thought through with a single idea in mind: wherever you happen to be standing, the view stays open. Panoramic sightlines from every section of the deck mean there is no compromise seat aboard, whether you are at the helm or stretched out with a book. Below and above deck, the practicalities are covered — WiFi, cable television, a full entertainment system and a stock of games for the quieter hours at anchor. The captain and crew are highly experienced in these waters, and the chef's repertoire spans world cuisine prepared to a standard that keeps guests aboard for dinner rather than ashore. Watersports are extensive and well supported by a powerful tender, so the toys get used properly rather than sitting on the swim platform.