SADRI USTA 1

Gulet Sadri Usta 1 — Montenegro Traditional Turkish gulets are built by hand, and Sadri Usta 1 wears that craftsmanship openly: warm timber throughout, generous deck space, and the unhurried rhythm that only a vessel of this type delivers. A 2023 refit has brought the comfort side of the equation up to date, without stripping away the character that makes these yachts worth choosing in the first place. Accommodation is arranged across eight cabins, each with its own en-suite. Six are fitted with a double bed, the remaining two with twin beds — sixteen guests in all, which makes this gulet a natural fit for extended families or groups of friends travelling together rather than splitting across separate yachts. Life on board gravitates outdoors. The main deck offers a large dining area under cover, with ample room forward and aft for sunbathing, long lunches that drift into the afternoon, or simply watching the Montenegrin coast slide past. Below, the wooden interiors provide a cool, quiet retreat when the Adriatic sun is at its strongest. The crew handles the running of the yacht discreetly, and the chef works in a Mediterranean register — fresh, straightforward cooking served where you want it, usually on deck. Montenegro's coastline rewards this pace of travel: short passages, sheltered anchorages, and the option to stay put when a bay proves too good to leave. Seven-night cruises along the Adriatic.