Gulet Baba Veli 9

Why Charter Gulet Baba Veli 9 in Fethiye

Gulet Baba Veli 9 is a 30 metre Luxury class wooden gulet based in Fethiye, Turkey, with a beam of 8 metres. She offers a private charter for up to 12 guests across six cabins — two Master, two Double and two Twin — supported by a crew of five. Built in 2013 and refitted in 2019, she pairs a traditional Turkish hull form with twin 400 HP engines for a cruising speed of around 10 knots. Charters run on a weekly basis, Saturday to Saturday, from Fethiye.

Six Cabin Layout for Twelve Guests

Below deck, the cabin configuration consists of two Master cabins, two Double cabins and two Twin cabins, allowing up to 12 guests to sleep in private accommodation. Each cabin is fitted with its own private bathroom, air conditioning, a wardrobe and hairdryer, with bedding, linens and towels supplied as part of the charter.

Outdoor Living and Water Sports Equipment

On deck, the Baba Veli 9 is set up for days at anchor as well as cruising. A sunbathing deck fitted with sunbeds sits alongside an outdoor dining area and barbecue station, plus a dance floor with portable party speakers. The water toy inventory includes a water ski, wakeboard, paddleboard, kayak, canoe, snorkelling gear and fishing equipment, all included for guest use during the charter.

Interior Comforts, Connectivity and Entertainment

Inside, the fully equipped kitchen is backed up by a wine cooler, ice maker, dishwasher, coffee machine and mini bar, while a schnapps bar and cocktail menu extend the entertaining options in the evening. Connectivity is covered by Wi-Fi throughout, a Bluetooth sound system, satellite TV, and USB and wireless charging points in the cabins. Board games, a playing cards set and a relaxation music system are also available on board the gulet.

Crew and Service Aboard Baba Veli 9

A crew of five runs the vessel, with daily cleaning, housekeeping and dedicated waiter and bartender service included in the charter. Navigation is supported by GPS, radar and a depth sounder, with a 24 kVA generator and water purification system keeping the vessel self-sufficient at anchor.