Bareboat Sailing Yacht Beneteau Oceanis 51.1

The Oceanis 51.1 represents contemporary cruising design from Beneteau, combining accessible performance with genuine comfort. Built in 2020, she features twin helm stations for confident handling and a purposeful cockpit layout that keeps all essential systems within reach of the helmsman. The generous transom creates a proper bathing platform, while the self-tacking genoa and electric anchor windlass reduce the complexity of bareboat sailing.

Below deck, the accommodation centres on a horseshoe galley positioned to keep crew engaged with the main salon rather than isolated. Six cabins (five doubles plus one single) provide flexible sleeping arrangements, with three heads serving the quarters. Air conditioning throughout maintains comfort during warmer Mediterranean passages, whilst the convertible salon table adapts to dining and chart work as needed.

Charter from Gocek positions you at the gateway to Turkey's southwestern coast. The Turkish Aegean offers protected anchorages, modest distances between waypoints, and consistent summer winds that reward both experienced sailors and those newer to bareboat autonomy. Fourteen-day itineraries typically explore the Gulf of Hisaronu, with access to Bodrum, Marmaris, and the Greek islands beyond. Water toys including kayaks, paddle boards, and fishing equipment add variety to anchorage time. Note that bareboat charter in Turkish waters requires a valid skipper's licence and updated credentials; alternatively, a professional skipper can be engaged to occupy one of the guest cabins.