Gulet HALCON DEL MAR
Classic gulet for 16, combining Turkish craftsmanship with Aegean exploration
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About Gulet HALCON DEL MAR
Halcon del Mar is a custom gulet offering refined accommodation for groups seeking authentic Mediterranean sailing. Built in 2018, she combines traditional gulet design with contemporary comfort across eight cabins, accommodating up to 16 guests with a dedicated crew of six.
The yacht's layout prioritises communal space for relaxation and socialising. A bow jacuzzi, expansive sun decks, and multiple al fresco dining areas encourage guests to spend time together whilst taking in the coastline. The galley delivers daily meals prepared to order, whilst the crew handles all navigation and logistics.
Highlights
- •Eight cabins with flexible configurations (two master suites, four doubles, two twins) suit families or multiple couples
- •Bow jacuzzi and extensive sun decks for daytime entertaining and evening relaxation
- •Full water sports package including jet skis, towables, and snorkelling equipment
- •Six-person crew handles all aspects of operation, allowing guests to focus entirely on their holiday
The Charter Experience
Charter Halcon del Mar through the Cyclades and Aegean, or venture south along Turkey's southwestern coast. Summer itineraries typically cover Mykonos, Delos, and Antiparos before crossing to the Turkish Riviera, where sheltered anchorages near Bodrum and Gocek offer clear waters and isolated bays. The crew can arrange activities ranging from guided snorkelling at lesser-known reefs to evening mooring in quiet harbours away from main ports.
Suggested Itinerary
A typical week might depart Athens or the Cyclades, sailing via Antiparos and Paros before reaching the Turkish coast at Bodrum. From there, proceed south towards Gocek, exploring Pine Bay, Ekincik, and the hidden anchorages dotting the Aegean. Return routes can follow the same coast northward or cross back via Rhodes and Symi, allowing flexibility based on weather and group preferences.
Specifications
45.0 m
16
8
16
Monohull
2018
6