Derya Deniz
Derya Deniz is a 24-metre gulet, built in 2008 and completely renewed in 2021, for up to 10 guests in five en-suite cabins: two masters and three doubles. The refit left her interior pale and calm — washed oak, sea-glass blues — with her name painted proudly across the transom.
Based in Marmaris with a crew of four, she carries a canoe, a paddleboard, snorkelling and fishing gear and a 4.6-metre tender, with a watermaker and solar panels for long days at anchor. She sets real sails, and the aerials prove it.
Cabins
Sample itineraries
The Bozburun peninsula
Bozburun is where the gulets are built. It's a small working shipyard town without much tourism. You'll spend the day in Serçe, where the road runs out, and anchor in still waters, pine-filled hills all around.
The Lycian shore
Just south of Göcek, the Twelve Islands archipelago marks the start of the Lycian shore. You'll sail past the Lycian rock-tombs and anchor in The Blue Lagoon, with Babadağ rising behind.
