
A 36-metre sailing gulet for twelve guests — six ensuite cabins, two with their own spa tub, and a crew of six to run her under three sails.
Caner IV is a 36-metre sailing gulet carrying two masts and three sails that fill in easily when the meltemi blows through the Aegean. Under way she is one of the more purposeful sights on the coast, her name spelled out across both mainsails.
Twelve guests take six en-suite cabins — two masters with their own spa bathtub, two doubles and two twins — looked after by a crew of six. Deck space runs the full length of the yacht, from the cushioned foredeck forward of the mast to the shaded dining table aft.

Under the aft awning the ship's wheel shares the deck with a full dining table and a curved sofa that wraps the stern rail — the crew's post at the helm within arm's reach of dinner.
Forward of the mast the deck opens into a broad cushioned nook, ringed by the anchor rail and the netting below the bowsprit — the first place to claim in the morning and the last to leave at sunset.
Two masts and three sails, filled and drawing when the meltemi comes through. Caner IV sails properly, and when she does, the coast goes by without an engine running.
The indoor saloon seats the whole party around a long dining table, with a curved sofa built into the hull sides and the ship's helm just forward of it — timber-panelled, warmly lit, and air-conditioned throughout.
A bar sits to one side and a full galley just beyond, so evenings indoors lose nothing to the deck outside when the weather turns.
Two master cabins with their own spa bathtub, two doubles and two twins — every cabin air-conditioned, with satellite television and an en-suite bathroom.

Two master-cabin spa bathtubs, air conditioning throughout, en-suite bathroom in every cabin, satellite television and music system, indoor bar and full galley, WiFi in Turkish waters.
Tender for water sports, service tender, canoe, stand-up paddleboard, windsurf, water skis, wakeboard, ringo, banana tow, snorkelling and fishing equipment. Jet ski on request.
GPS navigation, VHF radio, life raft, life jackets and rings, and full regulation fire-fighting equipment. A professional crew of six runs the yacht.
“We are tied to the ocean. And when we go back to the sea, we are going back from whence we came.”