GULET GORA

CRUISING
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Overview

The VIP Gulet Gora is one of the most luxurious dedicated sailing gulets to sail out of Bodrum, making it the ideal charter yacht to explore the Turquoise Coasts of Turkey, and the Mediterranean, with no comprise on five star service or comfort for the discerning guests aboard. Built in 2011, the 39m long gulet is designed to please a select group with just five very spacious cabins offering a choice of bed configuration for ten guests and private well-appointed bathrooms in each cabin. The two main cabins are the VIP and Master staterooms, placed at either end of the gulet in the bow and stern, with centrally placed king size beds, vanity desk and extra seating, and other fine design details for comfort and privacy. Single beds are options offered in two of the other three double bed cabins.

Interior

The gleaming woodwork and nautical motif decorations are minimalist and uncluttered, and the theme is carried through to the spacious interior salon which offers comfortable seating, a bar and dining table, plus screen entertainment and music systems. All internal areas are fully air-conditioned.

The VIP luxury gulet Gora’s vast decks allow bountiful space for relaxing in the shade and the sun, on the forward deck area or on the padded cushion banks across the stern. The main dining table is placed under the shade awning on the stern deck , where the chef and stewards present delicious Turkish cuisine meals and drinks with silver service style.

Exterior

The crew maintain the gulet in all aspects of cleaning and service, and the preparation and supervision of all the excellent array of water toys from jet ski to stand up paddleboards. They are also adept sailors who are happy to create the unforgettable experience of being on a gulet under full sail.

The seven person crew are experienced and professional in their hospitality and attention to all details throughout the blue cruise aboard this stunning charter gulet which promises the most enjoyable sailing holiday on the sparkling seas of the Aegean coast.