CANEREN

CANEREN Cruising the Turkish coast, CANEREN emerged from a refit completed in 2025 with the kind of volume that usually belongs to larger yachts — a generous saloon in true motor yacht style, and a flybridge extended well beyond the usual footprint. Below, four cabins accommodate eight guests: an owner's cabin, two VIP cabins and a fourth cabin with twin beds and an additional upper berth, offering three sleeping places. The layout suits three couples travelling together particularly well, since each is given comparable space rather than a hierarchy of good and lesser cabins — a detail that matters more on a week aboard than most brochures admit. Detailed bed configuration on request. Life on board naturally spreads outward. Dinner can be laid on the aft deck, close to the water and the harbour lights, or carried up to the flybridge where the view runs to the horizon. The choice tends to be made late in the afternoon, according to the breeze. The rhythm here is unhurried — long anchorages, slow mornings, swimming off the stern. But the tender garage tells the other half of the story: a full complement of water toys is carried, and a crew of four keeps everything ready, so the day can shift from stillness to activity without anyone having to organise it.