Gulet — Cruising: Türkiye

Perla Del Mare

A 42-metre gulet from Gocek with six cabins for twelve guests, a swim platform, and a full set of water toys including water skis and a wakeboard.

12 guests6 cabins42m7 crew

From €45,000 – €65,000 / week

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Her Story

Perla Del Mare is a gulet of 42 metres in length and 9 metres in beam, with a draft of 4 metres. She was built in 2010 and refitted in 2013, and her lines carry the traditional character of Turkish gulet craft into a more generous and comfortable modern form. Her home port is Gocek, and she cruises the coast and waters of Türkiye.

She is designed for twelve guests, accommodated across six guest cabins. The crew of seven attend to every aspect of the voyage, from navigation and galley to the care of guests and toys, allowing the day to unfold at an unhurried pace. The generous beam gives her a settled, stable presence at anchor and underway.

Her character is best understood through the water. A broad swim platform invites guests to enter the sea directly from the yacht, and a considerable selection of water toys is carried on board for those who wish to be more active, from a canoe for quiet exploration to water skis and wakeboard for a livelier morning.

Perla Del Mare suits a group who wish to charter a whole vessel, share the cabins and the coastline, and move between anchorages at their own pace along the Turkish coast.

The Onboard Experience

Water Toys and Open Sea

A swim platform and a considered collection of water toys for every temperament.

The swim platform is the natural starting point of each day on board, a broad step from which guests enter the water and return at the end of an excursion. From here the rest of her equipment is easily reached.

Her water sports collection is led by water skis and a wakeboard, suited to those who enjoy a brisk spell behind the boat. A canoe offers a slower way to explore a quiet cove, and a kneeboard adds a further option for guests who prefer to ride the wake close to the surface. Together they give the group a varied selection without crowding the deck.

Guest Accommodation

Six Cabins, Thoughtfully Arranged

A mix of master, double and twin cabins for twelve guests.

Perla Del Mare offers six guest cabins in total. Two master cabins provide the most generous accommodation on board, with three double cabins and a single twin cabin completing the arrangement for twelve guests.

The precise details of each cabin's fittings and deck position are not set out here, but the layout of two masters, three doubles and one twin gives guests a clear choice of accommodation to suit couples, friends and families sharing the voyage.

6 Cabins·12 Guests

Cruising Regions

The Waters She Calls Home

Discover the incomparable beauty of Türkiye.

Türkiye

Where East Meets West on Water

The birthplace of the gulet and the spiritual home of luxury wooden yacht charter. From the pine-forested bays of Göcek to the cosmopolitan shores of Bodrum, the Turkish Riviera offers an unmatched blend of ancient history, wild beauty, and refined hospitality.

May to October

Highlights

Twelve Islands of GöcekBodrum PeninsulaButterfly ValleyCleopatra BeachAncient Knidos

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Perla Del Mare: Late Summer Luxury Gulet Charter in Türkiye & Greece

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Perla Del Mare: Final August & September Charter Dates

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