Dreamland
A 32-metre sailing gulet for twelve guests — six cabins, red sails, and a crew of five to run her along the Aegean coast.
Red sails on a classic hull
Dreamland is a 32-metre sailing gulet built entirely in wood — mahogany, iroko and teak — with a pair of masts and deep red sail covers that mark her out on the water from a long way off.
Twelve guests take six cabins — two masters and four triples, each with double and single beds — looked after by a crew of five. Two dining nooks fill the saloon, and both the fore and aft decks carry their own curved lounge for the day's slower hours.
Aft deck dining & lounge
A curved banquette wraps a long table under a fixed awning, with the helm and a galley counter just forward — shade for lunch no matter how high the sun climbs.
Foredeck sunbathing
Forward of the mast a curved daybed rings the bow, with small drink tables built into the rail — breakfast here catches the morning sun before anywhere else on board.
Under sail
Red sail covers, a pair of masts and a wooden hull built for exactly this. Dreamland carries her sails properly, and the coast slides past quietly when she does.
Saloon
The saloon is built around two dining nooks in dark timber, each with its own curved sofa — one for the whole party together, the other for a quieter breakfast.
A home cinema and music system are built into the cabinetry, air-conditioned throughout for the evenings spent at anchor.
- Two indoor dining nooks
- Home cinema & music system
- Air conditioning throughout
Six cabins, all en suite
Two master cabins and four triples, each with a double and a single bed — every cabin air-conditioned, with its own bathroom and satellite television.
Dreamland, in detail
Comfort on board
Air conditioning throughout, en-suite bathroom in every cabin, satellite TV and music system in every cabin and the saloon, home cinema, WiFi in Turkish waters.
Water activities
Tender, canoe, water skis, wakeboard, stand-up paddleboard, ringo, windsurf, banana tow, 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 five runs the yacht.
“A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor.”