
A 28.5-metre gulet for twelve guests in six en-suite cabins, sailing out of Bodrum.
Kaya Guneri II is a 28.5-metre twin-masted gulet built of oak frames and teak decking, her dark hull and cream sail covers a familiar sight along the Turkish coast.
Twelve guests take six en-suite cabins, cared for by a crew of five. A curved aft cockpit and a second dining table forward of the mast give the deck two distinct gathering points.

A curved white bench and a compass-inlaid table sit just ahead of the wheel, the boat's name carved into the wood above the helmsman's seat.
Forward of the mast, a second curved bench and dining table catch the morning sun, framed by rope fenders and the bowsprit net beyond.
A deep red waterline and twin masts mark her out, whether cutting a wake at sea or riding quietly on her own reflection.
The saloon runs the length of the deckhouse, a long dining table and cream settee sharing the timber-panelled room with a galley counter aft.
Windows on both sides keep the room bright at anchor, with a hallway leading forward to the cabins below.
A mix of twin and triple cabins, each with its own bathroom, reading lights and opening portholes.

En-suite bathroom and air conditioning in every cabin, indoor saloon, WiFi, satellite television.
Snorkelling and fishing equipment; further water toys available on request.
GPS navigation, VHF radio, life raft, life jackets and rings, and full regulation fire-fighting equipment. A professional crew of five runs the yacht.
“How inappropriate to call this planet Earth when it is quite clearly Ocean.”