Queen Of Datça
About
A luxurious Bodrum gulet with a length of 36 meters from bow to stern. It was built to luxury standards in 2009 . It features rich wood paneling throughout, its 5 cabins have been carefully designed to maximize space and light, and each has a private bathroom. On the aft deck there is a comfortable seating area, dining table, bar and steering wheel locker. On the front deck, there are sun pads and a large seating area where you can sit and relax. The Queen of Datça is a true sailor and if the weather and sea conditions are suitable, an unforgettable authentic experience can be provided by pulling her 4 sails.
Accomodation
Queen of Datca has been designed to comfortably accommodate up to 10 guests in 5 suites comprising one VIP cabin. She is also capable of carrying up to 6 crew onboard to ensure a relaxed luxury yacht experience.
Technical Details
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Model: Gulet
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Length: 36 M
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Beam: 8 M
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Engine: 2 x 440 Man
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Generator: Yes
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Product Year: 2009
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Refit: 2021
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Flag: Maltese
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Port: Dubrovnik
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Maximum Speed: 12 Knot
Activities
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Internet: Yes (Turkish Waters)
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Tv: All Cabıns
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Sunbathing Mat: Yes
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Shower on Deck: Yes
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Fishing Equipment: Yes
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Fly Fish: Yes
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Ringo: Yes
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Mask & Snorkel: Yes
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Game Cards: Yes
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Paddle Board: Yes
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Boat: 100 Hp Joker Boat
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Water Ski: Yes
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Wake Board: Yes
Contact your consultant!
Frequently Asked Questions
No, prices are usually per boat per week/day.
An advance payment (usually 30%) to cover your expenses like fuel and food during the trip.
Value Added Tax, which varies by the country of embarkation (Türkiye 20% - Greece and Croatia 13%).
The yacht is insured, but you should get personal travel and cancellation insurance.
The operator must repair it within a set time or offer a refund/replacement.
Check-in is typically on Saturday at 16:00 (4 PM), and check-out is on Saturday at 10:00 (10 AM).
No street shoes. Only soft-soled boat shoes or barefoot.
Most modern yachts have AC, though some use it only at night or in port.
Most yachts have 4G/5G Wi-Fi, but connection can be spotty in remote bays.
Absolutely! Yachts are great for families. We can also arrange safety nets around the deck upon request.
On large yachts, yes. On smaller ones, the crew can handle small items.
