Cobra III
A 24-metre sailing gulet for eight guests — four ensuite cabins and a crew of four, with a bright modern deck styled in white and grey.
A modern refit, a classic gulet
Cobra III is a 24-metre sailing gulet with two masts, her white hull and pale teak decks giving her a cleaner, more contemporary look than most of the fleet on this coast.
Eight guests take four en-suite cabins — two masters and two doubles — looked after by a crew of four. A wide foredeck carries loose sunpads forward of the mast, and the aft deck opens onto a shaded formal dining table.
Aft deck dining & lounge
A deep grey banquette faces forward across the aft deck toward the wheelhouse, with a formal table set beneath a full awning — shade for lunch whatever the hour.
Foredeck sunbathing
Forward of the mast, loose sunpads and a low breakfast table turn the foredeck into its own private stretch of the boat, well clear of the aft deck's activity.
Exterior details
A pale hull, two bare masts against the sky, and a bowsprit reaching out over the water — Cobra III at rest, between one anchorage and the next.
Saloon
The indoor saloon pairs a black leather banquette with a dark timber dining table, warmed by terracotta blinds and a woven rug underfoot.
A discreet bar sits just aft of the table, so the saloon works equally well for a quiet breakfast or a full evening in when the weather turns.
- Indoor dining table for eight
- Satellite TV, DVD & music system
- Air conditioning throughout
Four cabins, all en suite
Two master cabins and two doubles — each with its own bathroom, air conditioning and satellite television.
Cobra III, in detail
Comfort on board
Air conditioning throughout, en-suite bathroom in every cabin, satellite television and music system, WiFi in Turkish waters.
Water activities
Tender, canoe/kayak, water skis, wakeboard, paddle board, ringo, snorkelling and fishing equipment.
Navigation & safety
GPS navigation, VHF radio, life raft, life jackets and rings, and full regulation fire-fighting equipment. A professional crew of four runs the yacht.
“It is not the ship so much as the skillful sailing that assures the prosperous voyage.”