Oguz Bey

Oguz Bey is a classic Turkish gulet available for private charter from Bodrum, accommodating up to 22 guests across 8 well-appointed cabins.

Sleeping arrangements cover 8 cabins (2 Double + 6 Triple) — enough space for the whole group to have a private cabin each. A crew of 6 — typically a captain, cook, and deckhand — handles navigation, freshly prepared meals, and all daily upkeep, so guests can switch off completely.

The yacht is equipped with air conditioning, TV, a sound system, hot water throughout, hair dryers, an ice maker, sun awnings, and sun mattresses on deck, keeping guests comfortable even in the height of summer. Water toys on board include a dinghy, kayaks, water skis, a wakeboard, ringos, stand-up paddleboards, and fishing lines — plenty to keep guests entertained during afternoon stops.

From Bodrum, the Hisaronu Gulf — a shared Turkish-Greek inlet south of the main sailing grounds — offers an alternative to the more familiar Gokova route for guests on a return visit. Its long, sheltered arm runs along the border between the two countries, with the island of Symi at its western end providing an authentic Greek island stop that feels far removed from the busy Bodrum waterfront.