
A 37-metre gulet for twelve guests in six en-suite cabins, with a fly-bridge bar and lounge above deck.
Gul Maria is a 37-metre ketch gulet sailing out of Bodrum, her dark navy hull and single towering mast a striking silhouette against the Aegean.
Twelve guests take six en-suite cabins, cared for by a crew of six. A full fly-bridge deck above the main saloon adds a second dining and lounge area, complete with its own bar.

A teak-decked cockpit aft, with a built-in sofa and dining table set into a quiet cove view — the shaded gathering point at sea level.
One level up, a second dining table, deep corner sofa and built-in bar give the fly-bridge its own rhythm, open to the sky on every side.
Forward of the mast, wide sunpads and a run of rope fenders line the bow — space enough for the whole party to stretch out under way or at anchor.
The saloon runs the width of the deckhouse in polished wood, a corner sofa forward and a long dining table aft beside the galley and a wall-mounted television.
Windows on both sides keep the room bright at anchor, with the wheelhouse visible just beyond the dining table.
A master, a VIP cabin, two doubles and two twins — every cabin with its own bathroom and air conditioning.

En-suite bathroom and air conditioning in every cabin, indoor saloon with satellite television, fly-bridge bar, WiFi on board.
Water skis, wakeboard, paddleboards, canoe/kayak, ringo and snorkelling equipment.
GPS navigation, VHF radio, life raft, life jackets and rings, and full regulation fire-fighting equipment. A professional crew of six runs the yacht.
“A ship in harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for.”