
A 35-metre sailing gulet for ten guests — five ensuite cabins, one with its own in-suite jacuzzi, and a crew of five.
Bedia Sultan is a 35-metre wooden sailing gulet, her three masts and varnished hull placing her among the more polished boats on the Bodrum coast.
Ten guests take five en-suite cabins — two masters and three doubles — looked after by a crew of five. Deck space is split between a formal aft dining lounge and a foredeck built for sunbathing and water toys.

A curved cream sofa rings an oval dining table, with a built-in bar counter close behind — everything needed for a long lunch without a trip below.
Forward of the mast the deck carries a jet ski, an anchor windlass finished in polished steel, and a second curved lounge of its own — a separate world from the aft deck.
Three masts and a varnished hull that has kept its shine. Bedia Sultan carries her sails properly, and the coast slides by quietly when she does.
The indoor saloon seats the whole party around a long dining table, with a cream sofa built into the hull sides and a flatscreen and bookshelf set into the cabinetry opposite.
Dark timber panelling and soft lighting make the saloon the natural choice for the evenings the awnings come down on deck.
Two master cabins — one with its own in-suite jacuzzi — and three doubles, each with its own bathroom, air conditioning and satellite television.
In-suite jacuzzi in the master cabin, air conditioning throughout, en-suite bathroom in every cabin, satellite television and music system, WiFi in Turkish waters.
Jet ski, tender, canoe, water skis, wakeboard, paddle board, ringo, windsurf, banana tow, snorkelling and fishing equipment.
GPS navigation, VHF radio, life raft, life jackets and rings, and full regulation fire-fighting equipment. A professional crew of five runs the yacht.
“The sea is everything. It covers seven-tenths of the terrestrial globe. Its breath is pure and healthy.”