Primadonna

Charter Primadonna from Bodrum for an unhurried week on Turkey's coast — the gulet sleeps up to 6 guests and carries a professional crew throughout the voyage.

Sleeping arrangements cover 3 cabins (3 Master) — enough space for the whole group to have a private cabin each. A crew of 3 — typically a captain, cook, and deckhand — handles navigation, freshly prepared meals, and all daily upkeep, so guests can switch off completely.

Guests will find air conditioning, TV, a sound system, hot water throughout, hair dryers, an ice maker, sun awnings, and sun mattresses on deck on board, along with all the everyday essentials expected on a well-run gulet. When the anchor drops, the toys come out: Primadonna carries a dinghy, kayaks, snorkelling gear, water skis, a wakeboard, ringos, and fishing lines for active days in the water.

A charter from Bodrum typically unfolds in two acts. The first takes the yacht east into the Gulf of Gokova, following the forested southern shore toward Sedir Island's famous white beach and the small fishing harbours beyond. The second turns west and south along the Bodrum Peninsula, passing the lighthouse at Kara Ada before either looping back to the marina or making a short crossing to the Greek island of Kos for a final dinner ashore.