Kaya Guneri IV
A 35-metre gulet for twelve guests — six cabins, six crew, and Bodrum craftsmanship in every timber joint.
A Bodrum-built classic, kept current
Kaya Guneri IV was built at Bodrum Shipyard, one of the coast's oldest gulet-building traditions, and has since been kept up to date inside and out — new décor, updated entertainment systems, and a crew who know every anchorage between Bodrum and the Gokova gulf.
Twelve guests take six en-suite cabins, looked after by a professional crew of six: captain, chef, two deckhands and two stewardesses.
Aft deck dining & lounge
A round table under the awning seats everyone at once, with a curved cushioned bench built into the transom for the hours either side of lunch.
Sun deck & sunbathing
The coachroof opens into a wide field of sunbeds — the obvious place to spend the hottest part of the day, wide enough for the whole party at once.
Under sail
A traditional two-masted silhouette, built for the Aegean wind. Kaya Guneri IV cruises easily along the Bodrum and Gokova coastline under sail or engine.
Indoor saloon & lounge
Below deck, dark varnished timber and built-in banquette seating run the length of the saloon — the gathering point once the sun goes down.
A dining table seats the full party indoors when the evening calls for it, with the galley and bar close at hand.
- Indoor dining table
- Bar & fully equipped galley
- Air conditioning throughout
Six cabins, all en suite
Two master cabins, two doubles and two twins — each with its own en-suite shower and WC, air conditioning and LCD television.
Cabin plan
Kaya Guneri IV, in detail
Comfort on board
En-suite shower and WC in every cabin, LCD television in the master cabins and saloon, fully equipped galley and bar, deck shower, air conditioning throughout, cushioned aft deck under a sun awning.
Water activities
Jet ski, water skis, wakeboard, canoe, ringo, banana boat, snorkelling equipment and paddleboard.
Navigation & safety
Navigation and communication equipment aboard, with full regulation maritime safety equipment. A professional crew of six runs the yacht.
“The sea, once it casts its spell, holds one in its net of wonder forever.”