Gulet — Cruising: Montenegro

Kaptan Sevket

A classic 29-metre gulet refit in 2023, carrying twelve guests through Montenegro's most storied coastline with a devoted four-strong crew.

12 guests6 cabins29m4 crew

From €24,000 – €27,600 / week

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Her Story

Kaptan Sevket is a handsome 29-metre traditional gulet that carries the soul of the Adriatic in every timber frame. Built in 2003 and comprehensively refitted in 2023, she blends time-honoured gulet craftsmanship with contemporary comforts, emerging from her refit refreshed and ready to offer guests an experience that is at once authentically maritime and thoroughly modern. With a generous beam of 7 metres, she moves through the water with a reassuring, stable presence — ample space on deck and below for twelve guests to spread out, breathe, and truly inhabit the sea.

Her home port is Porto Montenegro in Tivat, one of the Adriatic's most prestigious marina addresses, and it is from here that Kaptan Sevket begins her signature seven-night voyages through the incomparable waters of Montenegro and the Bay of Kotor. She is, at heart, a vessel of discovery — built not for speed but for savouring: a slow arc around headlands, a quiet anchor in a hidden cove, an evening moored beneath ancient stone walls lit gold by the setting sun.

The 2023 refit touched every corner of the vessel, from the social spaces on deck to the private cabins below, ensuring that the aesthetic is clean, warm, and welcoming without sacrificing the character that only a well-travelled gulet can possess. Teak decks, shaded saloon spaces, and a generous swimming platform aft invite a rhythm of life dictated entirely by light and tide. Her four-person crew — captain, chef, deckhand, and steward — are the backbone of the experience, providing attentive, five-star service that is personal without being intrusive.

Part-time air conditioning, available for up to six hours per day, ensures comfortable rest even in the height of summer, while complimentary Wi-Fi keeps guests connected should the outside world require brief acknowledgement. Kaptan Sevket is, in every respect, a vessel that rewards those who choose to travel slowly — and wisely.

The Onboard Experience

The Art of Living Slowly

From shaded decks to crystal waters — every day aboard unfolds at its own unhurried pace.

Life aboard Kaptan Sevket is arranged around the pleasures of the sea. The aft swimming platform places guests directly at water level, perfect for spontaneous dips in the crystalline Adriatic, while a deck shower allows for a refreshing rinse after every swim. Above, shaded deck areas provide the ideal setting for long, lazy lunches prepared by the onboard chef — three-course affairs that draw on the finest local produce and the culinary traditions of the Montenegrin coast. A full bar service, available by the onboard price list, ensures that sundowners are never far away.

For those drawn to active exploration, Kaptan Sevket carries an impressive array of water equipment. A 4.35-metre dinghy with a 60HP engine serves as the vessel's nimble tender, ferrying guests to shore or to secluded anchorages beyond the gulet's reach. Paddle boards and canoes invite a more meditative engagement with the sea, while a complete set of snorkelling equipment opens up the underwater world of the Bay of Kotor and the Adriatic beyond. Fishing rods are available for those who wish to try their luck — and water skiing and a Sea Bob can both be arranged as optional extras for those who prefer their thrills at speed.

In the evenings and during quieter hours, Kaptan Sevket offers a considered suite of entertainment: a TV and DVD player, a sound system with auxiliary input, and Wi-Fi connectivity (with download limits) keep guests comfortable and connected. Card games add a convivial, analogue touch to evenings at anchor. Every cabin is equipped with its own climate control, hair dryer, and private en-suite bathroom, with premium bed linens, bathroom towels, and beach towels all provided as standard. Complimentary fresh fruit and water are replenished throughout the day — a small but deeply considered gesture that sets the tone for the entire voyage.

Guest Accommodation

Six Cabins, One Floating Sanctuary

Private, considered, and beautifully appointed — your quarters are a haven above and below the waterline.

Kaptan Sevket accommodates twelve guests across six beautifully appointed guest cabins, each with its own private en-suite bathroom complete with shower cubicle. The cabin configuration comprises four double cabins and two twin cabins — the latter convertible to doubles depending on the requirements of the group — offering flexibility for couples, families, and friends travelling together. All cabins are finished to a consistent standard of comfort following the 2023 refit, with warm, considered interiors that make the most of the gulet's 7-metre beam.

Each cabin is equipped with individual part-time air conditioning, ensuring a cool and restful night's sleep during the warmer months. Hair dryers, hot and cold running water, and a full set of premium bed linens, bathroom towels, and beach towels are provided as standard — nothing is left to chance. The private bathroom in each cabin, with its own dedicated shower cubicle, ensures that twelve guests can begin each morning without a moment's wait, ready to step out onto the deck and into another extraordinary day on the water.

6 Cabins·12 Guests

Cruising Regions

The Waters She Calls Home

Discover the incomparable beauty of Montenegro.

Montenegro

The Adriatic’s Hidden Gem

Montenegro is one of the Mediterranean's most beguiling secrets, and no vessel navigates its waters with greater intimacy than Kaptan Sevket. Departing from Porto Montenegro Marina in Tivat — itself a destination of remarkable sophistication — her signature itinerary traces a magnificent arc through the Bay of Kotor, the Budva Riviera, and the quiet coves of the Montenegrin littoral. The Bay of Kotor, often described as Europe's southernmost fjord, frames the early days of the voyage in sheer, forested limestone walls that plunge directly into still, mirror-calm water. Kotor itself — a UNESCO World Heritage Site of Venetian palaces, medieval churches, and cat-thronged alleyways — rewards an evening's unhurried exploration on foot.

Beyond Kotor, the itinerary opens out onto the Adriatic proper: swimming stops in the serene waters of Dobra Luka Bay, a lingering anchor off the iconic pink-walled island of Sveti Stefan, and guided walks through the medieval walled city of Budva, where ancient stone meets a lively, cosmopolitan energy. Hidden bays such as Trsteno, Jaz, Mirista, and Tjesna Luka offer seclusion and swimming of the finest order — places known to locals and missed entirely by those who travel by road. Perast, the elegant Baroque village sometimes called the Venice of the Adriatic, and the flower-lined streets of Herceg Novi round out a voyage of exceptional variety. Kaptan Sevket's local crew know these waters as intimately as they know their own homes — a knowledge that transforms a holiday into something richer entirely.

Cruising Grounds

Bay of KotorBudva Riviera

May to October

Highlights

Kotor Old TownPerastOur Lady of the RocksRisan MosaicsSveti StefanBudva Old TownJaz BeachSveti Nikola Island

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