
A 26-metre gulet for sixteen guests in seven en-suite cabins, sailing out of Bodrum.
Kaya Guneri I is a 26-metre twin-masted gulet out of Bodrum, comprehensively renovated over the years, her white hull and dark blue sail covers a familiar sight along the Turkish coast.
Sixteen guests take seven en-suite cabins, cared for by a crew of three. A curved aft cockpit and a wide foredeck of sunpads give the boat two distinct rhythms, one for dining and one for lounging.

A curved white bench wraps the aft cockpit, long enough for the whole party at the dining table, with the wheel and a second, smaller table just forward of it.
Forward of the mast, wide sunpads run the width of the deck — room enough for everyone to stretch out, under way or at anchor.
Seen from above or walked along her own teak side-deck, Kaya Guneri I settles into a cove as easily as she gets under way.
A curved cream settee wraps an indoor dining table beneath timber beams, large windows keeping the room bright at anchor.
A varnished bar counter with a wall-mounted television sits just forward, giving the saloon a second gathering point for quieter evenings.
A mix of double and twin cabins, each with its own bathroom, reading lights and opening portholes.

En-suite bathroom in every cabin, indoor saloon with bar and television, air conditioning throughout.
Tender with 70 HP outboard, snorkelling and fishing equipment.
GPS navigation, VHF radio, life raft, life jackets and rings, and full regulation fire-fighting equipment. A professional crew of three runs the yacht.
“You can never cross the ocean until you have the courage to lose sight of the shore.”