SON OF WIND

## SON OF WIND — 42.5m gulet, Turkish waters At 42.5 metres, SON OF WIND belongs to the generation of gulets that has quietly moved the type forward. Launched in 2021 and refitted in 2025, she keeps the warmth and the timber craftsmanship associated with Turkish building traditions, but her exterior lines are cleaner and more contemporary than the classic silhouette — a gulet built for the way people actually charter today, with more usable deck, more shade, more places to settle. She sleeps ten guests across five cabins: an owner's cabin, three cabins with a double bed, and one with twin beds. Each is air-conditioned and equipped with a television, a music system and a hairdryer — the small practicalities that keep a week aboard easy rather than merely picturesque. Detailed bed configuration is available on request. The finish level is what distinguishes her below decks. Joinery is carefully executed, materials are high-end, and the overall impression is one of a yacht where nothing was rushed. It shows most in the quiet details you notice on the third day rather than the first. Her natural playground is the Turkish coast — the bays of the Gökova and Hisarönü gulfs, the anchorages that only make sense from the water. A professional crew handles the navigation, the service and the rhythm of the day, so that the only decision left to guests is where to drop anchor next.