Gulet Derya Deniz

Why Choose Gulet Derya Deniz

Gulet Derya Deniz is a 24-metre Luxury-class private charter gulet based in Marmaris, Turkey. Originally built in 2007 and refitted in 2024, this vessel combines a traditional Turkish hull with updated interiors and equipment, suited to families and groups of up to 10 guests. Her 7-metre beam gives the saloon and deck areas a wide, stable footprint.

Operating from Marmaris on the Turkish coast, the yacht is a practical choice for anyone planning a Marmaris yacht charter. The Turkish-flagged vessel is crewed by a team of four, covering navigation, galley service and housekeeping throughout the week.

Derya Deniz is available for private charter of the entire yacht on a weekly basis, from Saturday to Saturday.

5-Cabin Layout & Sleeping Setup

Accommodation is arranged across 5 cabins, configured as 2 master cabins and 3 double cabins, sleeping up to a maximum of 10 guests. Cabins are fitted with private bathrooms, air conditioning, wardrobes and hairdryers, with LED lighting and bathroom amenities provided throughout.

Outdoor Living & Deck Features

The exterior layout centres on a sunbathing deck fitted with sunbeds and a relaxation music system, alongside a dedicated outdoor dining area for al fresco meals. Water sport equipment carried aboard includes a water ski, wakeboard, paddle board, kayak, canoe, snorkelling gear and fishing equipment.

Galley, Connectivity and Entertainment Onboard

Inside, the galley is fully equipped and supported by a dishwasher, oven and microwave, toaster, wine cooler, ice maker and coffee machine, allowing the onboard chef to run a full-board service. A Wi-Fi connection, Bluetooth sound system, USB charging ports and wireless charging units keep guests connected, while a schnapps bar and cocktail menu, board games and a dance floor with portable party speakers cover evening entertainment.

Engines, Generator and Technical Specifications

Propulsion comes from twin 260 HP Iveco engines, giving a cruising speed of around 10 knots, backed by a 22.5 kVA generator and a water purification system for extended time at anchor.