Didi
A 24-metre sailing gulet for eight guests — four ensuite cabins and a crew of four, aboard a black-hulled yacht that turns heads under sail.
A black hull under white sail
Didi is a 24-metre sailing gulet, her hull built from acajou with mahogany-panelled cabins and a teak deck. Under way she carries four sails and a distinctive black hull that photographs like no other boat on the coast.
Eight guests take four en-suite cabins — two masters, a double and a twin — looked after by a crew of four. The aft deck opens onto a curved dining table under the boom, and the foredeck is laid with loose cushions for lying flat under the sun.
Aft deck dining & lounge
A curved white sofa wraps the stern rail around an oval dining table, with the wheel and a marble-topped bar counter just forward of it — the crew's post within sight of dinner.
Foredeck sunbathing
Forward of the mast the deck is laid flat with loose cushions and a separate curved daybed — room enough for the whole party to stretch out at once, with the cove for a view.
Under sail
Four sails and a black hull that cuts cleanly through the swell. Didi sails properly, and when the wind holds, the crew leaves the engines off.
Saloon & wheelhouse
The saloon and wheelhouse share one room: a U-shaped cream leather sofa, a small galley counter to one side, and the helm forward behind curved glass.
Timber panelling runs throughout, with a television and stereo built into the console for evenings spent at anchor.
- Wheelhouse & indoor saloon combined
- Satellite TV, DVD & music system
- Air conditioning throughout
Four cabins, all en suite
Two master cabins, a double and a twin — each with its own bathroom, air conditioning and satellite television.
Cabin plan
Didi, in detail
Comfort on board
Air conditioning throughout, en-suite bathroom in every cabin, satellite television and music system in every cabin and the saloon, WiFi in Turkish waters.
Water activities
Tender, canoe, water skis, wakeboard, stand-up paddleboard, ringo, windsurf, snorkelling and fishing equipment. Jet ski on request.
Navigation & safety
GPS navigation, VHF radio, life raft, life jackets and rings, and full regulation fire-fighting equipment. A professional crew of four runs the yacht.
“To reach a port we must sail, sometimes with the wind and sometimes against it — but we must not drift or lie at anchor.”