DODO

M/S Dodo is a 43-metre gulet built for the classic blue cruise: long, unhurried days along the Turkish coast and across to the neighbouring Greek islands, where the shoreline changes every few miles and the anchorages are yours to choose. Her 2025 refit brought her fully up to date, and the interiors — signed by Fatma Kısar — set the tone throughout: measured, contemporary, warm rather than showy. It is the kind of styling that reads well after a week aboard, not just on the first walk-through. Accommodation is arranged over six cabins for twelve guests: two owner's cabins, two cabins with a double bed, and two cabins with twin beds — a layout that works equally well for a single large family, two families travelling together, or a group of friends who value having their own space. Detailed bed configuration is available on request. A crew of five looks after the yacht and her guests. On a gulet of this size, that ratio is what makes the difference between a pleasant week and a genuinely effortless one: meals appearing when you want them, the tender ready when you decide to go ashore, the boat repositioned overnight so you wake up somewhere new. Itineraries in the Eastern Mediterranean remain flexible, shaped around the weather, the group and how much — or how little — you feel like moving.