Mezcal 2
A 38-metre gulet for twelve guests — six en-suite cabins and a crew of seven, built at the Yaz Gunesi yard in Antalya.
An Antalya-built gulet with a generous deck
Mezcal 2 is a 38-metre gulet launched in 2012 at the Yaz Gunesi yard in Antalya — one of the few boats in the fleet built on this stretch of coast rather than in Bodrum.
Twelve guests take six en-suite cabins, looked after by a crew of seven. Cushioned lounges run the length of her: a shaded dining table aft, and a broad sundeck forward of the mast.
Aft deck dining & lounge
The aft deck carries the dining table under a full awning, laid with cushions from rail to rail — the gathering point for every meal aboard.
Sun deck & sunbathing
Forward of the mast the deck opens into a wide field of sun mattresses — room enough for the whole party to stretch out at once.
At anchor & under way
A classic two-masted silhouette off the Turkish coast — Mezcal 2 moves between anchorages on engine or canvas as the wind allows.
Saloon
The indoor saloon runs in varnished timber, with seating and a dining table for the whole party — bright through the day, warmly lit after dark.
A galley sits close alongside, keeping every course a short walk from the table wherever the party has settled.
- Indoor dining table
- Satellite TV & music system
- Air conditioning throughout
Six cabins, all en suite
Six cabins, each with its own bathroom and air conditioning — the exact mix of doubles and twins is confirmed at enquiry.
Mezcal 2, in detail
Comfort on board
En-suite bathroom and air conditioning in every cabin, indoor saloon with satellite television and music system, shaded aft dining and a broad foredeck of sun mattresses.
Water activities
A selection of water sports equipment is carried aboard; the full list is confirmed at enquiry.
Navigation & safety
GPS navigation, VHF radio, life raft, life jackets and rings, and full regulation fire-fighting equipment. A professional crew of seven runs the yacht.
“I must go down to the seas again, to the lonely sea and the sky, and all I ask is a tall ship and a star to steer her by.”