LARIN SU

Larin Su · 31m Gulet · Turkish Riviera At 31 metres, Larin Su belongs to that generation of Turkish gulets built for long, unhurried summers along the Aegean and Mediterranean coasts — traditional lines above the waterline, contemporary standards below. A refit completed in 2021 keeps her current where it matters, in the systems and finishes guests actually live with day to day. She sleeps up to 18 guests across eight cabins: five with a double bed, plus three further cabins whose detailed configuration is available on request. All are en-suite and air-conditioned, which on a charter of this size — larger groups, families travelling together, extended itineraries — is what separates a comfortable week from a merely picturesque one. Life aboard follows the rhythm of the coast. The sunbathing areas are genuinely generous, the sort of space where a group of eighteen doesn't feel like a group of eighteen. Meals are taken in the shade on deck, within sight of whatever bay the captain has chosen for the night, while the interior lounges offer a cooler retreat through the middle of the day. A professional crew of four to five runs the yacht, headed by an experienced captain who knows these waters and a chef accustomed to cooking for full-boat charters — the two people who, in practice, shape how the week feels. For the more active days, Larin Su carries a solid selection of water toys along with tender support, making her a natural fit for groups who intend to spend as much time in the water as on it.