LUCKY YOU

## LUCKY YOU — 37m Custom Gulet At 37 metres, LUCKY YOU belongs to that category of Turkish-built gulets that have quietly become the most intelligent way to see the Aegean and the Turquoise Coast. Custom built in 2012, she carries the generous beam and long, uncluttered deck lines the type is known for — space where a more conventional motor yacht of the same length would offer corridors. She sleeps ten guests across five cabins: an owner's cabin, two VIP cabins and two further cabins each with a double bed. Detailed bed configuration is available on request. The layout is one of the more balanced you'll find at this size — two VIP cabins rather than one means a second couple aboard is genuinely accommodated, not simply fitted in, which matters on a two-week itinerary among the Dodecanese and the bays south of Bodrum. A crew of four looks after the yacht and her guests. On a gulet this is the number that works: enough hands for attentive service and unhurried meals, few enough that the atmosphere on board stays private rather than staffed. Expect the rhythm to follow the coast — breakfast at anchor, a swim before the day's passage, dinner on deck once the wind drops in the late afternoon. Her cruising ground is Turkey, and it suits her precisely. Gulets draw the shallow, sheltered anchorages that larger yachts must admire from a distance — the pine-lined inlets around Göcek, the ruins that come down to the waterline in Kekova — and LUCKY YOU is built for exactly that kind of slow, close-in cruising.