Gulet THE WALL
Custom gulet for 12. Aegean explorer with Turkish crew and water toys.
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About Gulet THE WALL
THE WALL is a custom-built gulet offering intimate luxury for discerning groups exploring Turkey's Aegean coast. Designed to accommodate 12 guests across 6 cabins (4 doubles, 2 twins), she combines elegant proportions with practical comfort for week-long cruises between Bodrum, Göcek and Antalya. The vessel balances contemporary saloon spaces with rustic outdoor dining, anchored by a professional crew versed in local waters and Turkish hospitality.
Her exterior is built for leisure: the aft deck lounge provides shelter and shade, whilst the forward and upper decks feature generous sunbathing pads and sofas. The dining area merges traditional charm with modern fittings, backed by a full entertainment system and bar. Below deck, cabins are appointed in warm neutral tones with individual climate control and en suite bathrooms; the master suite includes a separate sitting area and private facilities.
Highlights
- •6 well-appointed cabins sleep up to 12; master suite with sitting area and spa-standard bathroom
- •Professional Turkish crew experienced in regional navigation, water sports coordination, and authentic gastronomy
- •Comprehensive water-sports inventory: windsurfing, wake boarding, water skiing, snorkelling, and fishing equipment
- •Full saloon with entertainment, dining area bridging rustic and contemporary aesthetics, multiple deck lounges
The Charter Experience
Your crewed charter unfolds under the guidance of a seasoned Turkish crew who navigate hidden anchorages, coordinate water-based activities, and prepare daily meals rooted in regional recipes. THE WALL's extensive water toy collection – including windsurfers, wake boards, paddle boards, and professional fishing kit – invites active guests to engage with the Aegean, whilst those seeking stillness find protected coves ideal for snorkelling and contemplation. A week typically spans the Turkish Riviera's classical highlights: ancient ruins, whitewashed villages, and anchorages frequented by serious sailors rather than cruise-ship crowds.
Suggested Itinerary
A typical seven-day voyage departs Bodrum, tracing the Aegean's western shore towards Göcek's sheltered bays and turquoise anchorages, then onwards to Antalya's dramatic coastline. Days combine leisurely cruising with stops at protected swimming coves, archaeological sites such as Dalyan, and working fishing villages where local tavernas serve mezze and grilled catch. Crew flexibility allows for extended stays at preferred anchorages or spontaneous detours to lesser-known islets.
Specifications
40.0 m
6
12
Monohull
2012
9 kn