
A 39.5-metre Bodrum gulet for twelve guests — six cabins, six crew, and a cutter-rigged ketch above them.
Kaya Guneri V is a Bodrum-built cutter-rigged ketch carrying some 700 square metres of sail — the flagship of the Kaya Guneri family, longer and beamier than her sisters, built for the open Aegean as much as the coastal coves.
Twelve guests take six en-suite cabins, looked after by a professional crew of six who know the Bodrum-Gocek-Marmaris waters as home ground.

A round table under full awning shade seats the whole party, ringed by a built-in cushioned bench that curves with the transom.
Forward of the rigging the deck opens into wide cushioned sunbeds — the place to spend the long, quiet middle of the day.
700 square metres of Dacron across a cutter-rigged ketch. Kaya Guneri V is built to sail properly when the meltemi fills in.
The saloon runs the width of the yacht in dark varnished timber, with long built-in sofas either side of a full dining table.
A galley and bar sit close by, so the evening's table is never far from wherever the party has settled.
Two master cabins, two doubles and two twins — each with its own en-suite shower and WC and full air conditioning.

Full air conditioning throughout, en-suite shower and WC in every cabin, satellite television, DVD and sound systems, ice maker, water maker, deep freezer, wireless internet connection.
Tender with 100 HP outboard, windsurfing, two canoes, water skiing, jet ski, wakeboard, banana, ringo, fishing and snorkelling equipment.
GPS plotter, depth sounder and VHF radio, with full navigation and safety equipment aboard. A professional crew of six runs the yacht.
“The cure for anything is salt water: sweat, tears, or the sea.”