PERLA DEL MAR 2

Perla Del Mar 2 — Turkey & Greece A gulet built for the slow rhythm of the Aegean coast, Perla Del Mar 2 makes its case quietly: light-filled interiors, soft tones and joinery that has clearly been looked after. She was refitted in 2012, and the layout below reflects the kind of thinking that matters on a two-week cruise — space where you need it, privacy where you want it. Six cabins accommodate twelve guests. Two are owner's cabins, followed by two VIP cabins with a double bed and two VIP cabins with twin beds — a configuration that suits two families sharing as readily as a group of friends. Detailed bed layouts are available on request. Above, the appeal is simpler and harder to fake: generous open deck space, comfortable seating areas that invite you to stay put, and shade under the awning when the sun climbs. Days settle into a pattern of their own — a swim in a quiet bay before breakfast, a walk through a coastal town in the late afternoon, dinner on deck as the anchorage empties out. The crew keep the whole thing moving without making a production of it, which is exactly the point on a yacht like this. Cruising Turkey and Greece, Perla Del Mar 2 is for guests who measure a charter not in features but in how little they had to think about.