QUEEN OF SALMAKIS

Queen of Salmakis — 44m transom gulet, 2019 At 44 metres, Queen of Salmakis sits at the upper end of what the gulet tradition allows. Delivered in 2019, she carries the classic transom-stern profile of Turkish shipbuilding at a scale that changes the experience entirely: broad decks, generous circulation, and the kind of interior volume more often associated with a motor yacht than a gulet. Accommodation is arranged across eight cabins for eighteen guests — an owner's cabin, a VIP cabin, four cabins with a double bed and walk-around access on both sides, and two further cabins. Detailed bed configuration is available on request. It is a layout built for large families or two or three travelling parties who want space of their own rather than a compromise, and the walk-around beds are a telling detail: they signal a yacht designed for comfortable living aboard over a full week or more, not for maximising berth count. Her cruising grounds are the Turkish Riviera and Greece — the Gulf of Gökova, the Datça peninsula, the crossing east toward the Dodecanese. This is water made for a yacht of her type: sheltered bays reached in an hour, long lunches at anchor, evenings alongside in a fishing village rather than a marina complex. She charters fully crewed, with the service standard that a yacht of this size and vintage requires — a professional team handling navigation, galley and guest service throughout. For groups who want the character of a gulet without conceding on space or comfort, Queen of Salmakis is a rare proposition in the Eastern Mediterranean.