BODRUM QUEEN

## Bodrum Queen — Turkish Gulet Some yachts earn their reputation quietly, season after season, on the same stretch of coast. Bodrum Queen is one of them: a traditional Turkish gulet that has become a regular fixture of blue cruise itineraries along the southwestern Turkish shore, based between Göcek and Fethiye and equally at home on the classic routes out of Bodrum, Gökova and Marmaris. A refit completed in 2020 keeps her current where it matters, and her layout is built around one clear priority — space for a full group without compromise. Six cabins accommodate twelve guests: two owner's cabins, plus four further cabins each with a double bed. Detailed bed configuration is available on request, which makes her a straightforward choice for two or three families travelling together, or a group of couples who would rather not draw lots for the best cabin. The appeal here is the coastline itself. Göcek and Fethiye open onto a labyrinth of pine-fringed bays, sheltered anchorages and water that shifts from jade to deep blue within a few boat lengths — the kind of cruising ground where a gulet's broad decks and shallow draught make more sense than anything else afloat. Mornings begin with a swim off the stern before the day boats arrive; evenings are spent on deck as the light goes gold over the hills. She is offered on a fully crewed private charter basis, with the crew handling navigation, service and the daily rhythm on board so that guests can simply decide which bay comes next.