KING OF THE SEA

## KING OF THE SEA — 47m Gulet, 2024 At 47 metres, KING OF THE SEA sits at the upper end of what the Turkish gulet tradition produces — a custom build delivered in 2024, still in its first seasons, and sized for the kind of large-group charter that few sailing yachts in the region can absorb without compromise. The scale is the point. Twenty-two guests across ten cabins is a genuinely rare capacity, and it changes what a charter can be: three generations travelling together, a corporate group that doesn't have to split across two boats, a milestone celebration where nobody is left ashore. Eight of the cabins are arranged with a double bed; the two remaining cabins complete the layout, with detailed bed configuration confirmed on request so the accommodation can be matched precisely to your party. Cruising at 10 knots with 15 available when the itinerary asks for it, the yacht is built for the rhythm of the Turkish coast — unhurried passages between anchorages, long lunches at anchor, the freedom to reposition before dinner rather than rush. Her operating area is Turkey, where the Aegean and Mediterranean shorelines reward exactly this pace: sheltered bays, ruins reachable by tender, water that stays swimmable well into the shoulder seasons. Nine crew serve aboard. On a yacht of this size carrying a full guest complement, that ratio is what keeps the experience personal rather than logistical — service that anticipates, meals that arrive without ceremony or delay, and the quiet competence that lets a group of twenty-two feel unmanaged. A large, brand-new gulet for charters where the guest list is the starting point.