Ros Mare
Ros Mare is a gulet of 27 metres, built in 1997 and re-fitted out in 2017, sailing out of Bodrum on the Turkish Aegean. She takes eight guests across four cabins, which leaves the long teak decks and shaded aft seating uncrowded on a week aboard. Her beam is generous in the traditional manner, and her tenders and toys are stowed forward, out of the way of the day's slow business.
Cabins
Sample itineraries
The Gulf of Gökova
You'll leave Bodrum and cross to Çökertme, where the bay opens beneath olive terraces and a single jetty. From there the run east takes you to Yedi Adalar, a chain of islets with sheltered water between them. You'll finish at Sedir Island, anchoring off the shell beach below the old amphitheatre.
The Hisarönü Gulf and Bozburun
You'll head south past Knidos into the Hisarönü Gulf, first stop the deep inlet at Kargı. Bozburun itself sits below bare hills, with boatyards along the waterfront and space to lie alongside. On the return you'll anchor at Löngöz, where the pines come down to the water.
