Queen of Salmakis
8 Cabins private gulet yacht for up to 16 guests in Bodrum
Overview
Built in 2019, the 39-meter Queen of Salmakis is a brand-new, luxurious sailing yacht featuring a modern gulet design. With two masts, this stunning yacht is fully equipped for sailing and offers superior accommodations for up to 18 guests in its beautifully designed 8 cabins. The cabins include 2 master suites, 4 double cabins, and 2 triple cabins (each with one double bed and one single bed), making it the perfect choice for large groups seeking an exceptional experience in both Turkey and Greece.
The cabin design blends half-wooden and semi-sybaritic elements, offering a unique and refined aesthetic. Unlike traditional gulets, all bathrooms are the same size and layout, ensuring comfort and convenience for all guests.
Classified by Turkish Lloyd, Queen of Salmakis boasts top-quality amenities and modern facilities, with ample space throughout the yacht. A luxurious deck jacuzzi adds to the relaxation options on board, and the expansive deck areas are designed with guest comfort in mind.
The yacht is operated by a crew of 6, and a variety of water sports are available, including water skiing, wakeboarding, ringo rides, paddleboarding, canoeing, and windsurfing.
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Yacht information note
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Low
€38500
p/week
Mid
€56500
p/week
High
€74000
p/week
• Prices are weekly for entire yacht.
• Charters are scheduled from/to Saturday.
• Prices vary in the range of low, mid and high season from April to November.
• Fuel, water, Turkish harbour dues, mooring expenses, transit log fee, bed linen and towels, yacht crew and facilities, use of equipment on board (Flippers, snorkel, canoe (if available) and fishing tackle etc.).
• Meals and drinks, Fuel for motorized water sports