Some yachts stop you in your tracks the moment you see them. Ubi Bene is one of them. At 44 metres of sleek, modern motor-sail elegance, she's the kind of vessel that makes standing on a harbour wall feel like a privilege. And the very good news? She's now confirmed and open for the 2027 season — and we think she deserves your full attention.
A Luxury Yacht Charter Without the Rigid Schedule
One of the things we love most about Ubi Bene is her refreshing flexibility. The vast majority of charter yachts in the Aegean operate on a fixed Saturday-to-Saturday basis — perfectly fine if your diary cooperates, but frankly limiting for those whose lives don't fit neatly into seven-day blocks. Ubi Bene breaks that mould entirely. She can be chartered for shorter periods — three or four days, for instance — making a genuine luxury gulet charter accessible to guests who have always wanted the experience but simply couldn't commit to a full week away.
That kind of freedom changes everything. A long weekend in the Aegean, a mid-week escape between meetings, a spontaneous four-day sail with close friends — suddenly it's all possible. Honestly, we're surprised more yachts don't operate this way.
Türkiye Yacht Charter: The Turquoise Coast Awaits
Home waters for Ubi Bene are the storied coastlines of Türkiye — and what a home it is. The Turkish Aegean and Mediterranean are, in our view, some of the most spectacular sailing grounds on earth. Picture the jagged limestone cliffs of the Bodrum Peninsula dissolving into mirror-flat bays, pine-forested hillsides tumbling down to water so clear you can count the pebbles twelve metres below the keel. Göcek's islands, the ancient ruins of Knidos, the buzzing marina scene of Bodrum town — a Türkiye yacht charter delivers history, drama, and hedonism in roughly equal measure.
Aboard a yacht of Ubi Bene's scale and calibre, you experience all of this at a remove from the crowds. You anchor in the coves that the day-trippers can't reach, you dine on deck as the sun sets over Marmaris or Fethiye, and you wake — wherever you choose — to nothing but birdsong and the soft lap of the Aegean.
Greece Yacht Charter: Island-Hopping on Your Own Terms
Here's where the itinerary gets even more exciting. Ubi Bene can extend her range into the nearby Greek islands — and given the proximity of the Dodecanese to the Turkish coast, this isn't a stretch at all. Rhodes, Kos, Symi, Patmos — these islands are, geographically speaking, practically neighbours. A Greece yacht charter blended seamlessly with the Turkish coastline is one of the finest luxury charter holidays imaginable, and Ubi Bene makes it effortless.
Symi alone is worth the sail. That harbour — the tiered neoclassical houses in ochre and rust climbing the hillside, the water a shade of blue that doesn't quite exist in photographs — is the kind of sight that reorders your sense of beauty. Then there's the wild, windswept character of the Dodecanese open sea, the medieval grandeur of Rhodes town, the quieter charms of Leros or Kalymnos. A private yacht charter through these waters, with the flexibility Ubi Bene offers, is how the Aegean was meant to be explored.
Why 2027 Calls for Bold Plans
The 2027 season is going to be exceptional. Demand for high-quality private yacht charters across the Aegean continues to grow, and the best vessels — the ones with real character, genuine flexibility, and the kind of presence that makes every anchorage feel like an arrival — get snapped up early. Ubi Bene is exactly that kind of yacht.
Whether your dream is three days drifting between Turkish coves, or a week-long odyssey spanning two countries and a dozen anchorages, she's built for it. Get in touch with our team at Exclusive Gulets to discuss availability and start building your perfect itinerary. The Aegean is waiting — and it rewards those who plan ahead.
