Fourteen Night Gulet Cruising
Those staying for fourteen nights will be asked to leave the gulets for a few hours on the change-over day so that the crew can clean and restock the gulet. Please note that there is no lunch served on this day.
Please note that these itineraries are shown for guidance only. The final itinerary is decided by the captain according to the weather and other prevailing conditions – if he sees that a favoured bay is already in use by other gulets, for example, he may choose to moor elsewhere. You will not usually be moored at harbour overnight, which means that you will not have the opportunity to go ashore in the evenings, but will rather enjoy evenings at sea under the stars.
Our gulets range from 25-39 metres in length and have 7 or 10 guest cabins, which means that there will be no more than 20 passengers on board. This allows the crew to ensure that your every need is catered for. All cabins are equipped with air-conditioning and en suite facilities including WC, hand basin and shower. Air conditioning cannot be operated whilst gulets are in harbour and will be on for 4 hours per day otherwise. This is usually timed so that it is on for 2 hours whilst guests shower and change for dinner and 2 hours to cool the cabin before guests retire for bed. The gulets’ facilities are listed on the following pages. Please note that the dinghies are for crew use only.
