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Prices (per day)
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Cabin facilities: 24 Hour Hot Water, A/C, En-Suite Bathroom, Shower Cubicles in Bathrooms
Price includes- Fuel
- Crew services
- Yacht insurance
Price doesn’t include- Food and drinks
- Airport transfers
- Local VAT may be applicable
- Port taxes & mooring fees in foreign waters
- Fuel and/or fee for motorised water toys such as jet-ski
- Land excursions and entrance fees to sites
- Crew gratuity
General
Gulet Ayla Sultan is an elegant gulet with an experienced captain. Cruise the Mediterranean in this comfortable boat.
General Specifications
| Yacht Category: | M/S Gulet |
| Class: | Standard Plus |
| Length / Beam: | 26m (85.3ft) / 6m (19.6ft) |
| Built | 2002 / 2010 / 2015 |
| Capacity: | 12 |
| Flag / Base Port: | Turkey / Marmaris |
| Cruising Area: | Turkey |
| Max Speed: | 10 knots |
| No. of Crew: | 4 |
Accommodation Details
| Cabins: | 6 double cabins. |
| Cabin Facilities: | A/C, en-suite bathroom, TV. |
| Saloon: | Dining table, music system, TV, DVD player, Wi-fi. |
| Kitchen: | Fully equipped kitchen. |
| Electricity: | 12v, 24v, 220v. Phone / laptop charging facilities. |
Activities & Recreation
| Water Toys: | 2x Sea kayak, 2x SUP, ringo (for kids), snorkelling equipment, fishing tackle, tender 50 hp. |
| On Board: | Playing cards, backgammon. |
Check-in
Check-out
Food & Drink
- Self Catering
- Full Board
- All Inclusive
All food is prepared by the chef and served by the crew. Please visit Food & Drink for more information on your options and the cuisine.
Facilities
- A/C
- En-Suite Bathroom
- 24 Hour Hot Water
- Shower on Deck
- Bar on Board
- TV
- DVD Player
- Music System
- Wi-Fi
- Phone Charging Facilities
- Fridge
- Freezer
- Ice Maker
- Coffee Maker
- Oven
- BBQ / Grill
- Board Games
- Snorkeling Equipment
- Fishing Equipment
- Canoe / Kayak
- Shower Cubicles in Bathrooms
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Marmaris
With a backdrop of pine clad mountains, Marmaris is a stunning destination for all sorts of holidays, from entertainment to relaxation. One of the most popular spots on the Turkish Riviera, it’s the place where the Aegean Sea meets the Mediterranean and is home to a host of magnificent bays and islands.
As well as its own natural and historical richness, its proximity to Göcek Bay’s picturesque coves and islands, Fethiye and the Gulfs of Hisarönü and Gökova make it a hub for blue cruise lovers. The Greek islands of Rhodes and Symi are also within reach. Marmaris’s many marinas host hundreds of gulets, yachts and sailing boats. Setting sail from Marmaris, some of the highlights include Bencik Cove, Yassica Islands of Gocek, Paradise Island and Dalyan’s Iztuzu Beach, aka Turtle Beach.
You can reach Marmaris from Dalaman Airport in 90 mintues and we can organise transfers. Visit Airport Transfers to find out more.
Our suggested routes from Marmaris are as follows, but if you have your own ideas please feel free to contact us.
Marmaris – Dalyan, Fethiye and Göcek
Marmaris – Greek Islands and Datça
All Routes For Private Charter
Cabin Charter Routes From Marmaris
Highlights
Bencik Cove Bencik Cove is the narrowest coves in the Gulf of Hisarönü and is a remarkably secluded and sheltered place. The cove is also incredibly deep and as a result water here is incredibly calm and cool. It’s so calm, in fact, that in the evening you can see the entire sky reflected in the sea. There’s nothing quite as magical as stargazing by looking at the water! This is part of both the Marmaris – Datça route and the Marmaris – Datça – Greek Islands route.
Datça Datça is an idyllic town with a beautiful old quarter and the Datça Peninsula is renowned for its fresh air and rich history. They overlook the stunning and peaceful Gulf of Hisarönü. On the tip of the peninsula you’ll find the ancient city of Knidos. Some of the beautifully sited ruins with views across out across the Aegean, this fascinating archaeological site is more than not quiet enough to explore in seclusion. This is part of both the Marmaris – Datça route and the Marmaris – Datça – Greek Islands route.
Rhodes Rhodes, the largest island in the Dodecanese, is a wonderful combination of beautiful beaches, wooded slopes and world-class history. A UNESCO World Heritage site, the history here dates back to 5th century BC. Numerous civilisations, including the St John’s Knights, Italians and Ottomans, have left their mark throughout its 2500 year history so that a visit to Rhodes feels like going to an open-air museum. Marmaris is a great starting spot for some Greek island-hopping as the Dodecanese Islands lie just off the coast of the Turkish mainland. Explore this ancient jewel as part of the Marmaris – Datça – Greek Islands route.