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The Gulet King of the Sea is a 2024-built, 50-metre Luxury-class gulet operating from Bodrum, Turkey. She has a 10-metre beam and sleeps up to 22 guests across 10 cabins, run by a crew of 9 including a chef and a water sports coach. Her water sports inventory covers a jetski, seabob, wakeboard and kayaks, alongside a jacuzzi and sun pads on deck.
Below deck, King of the Sea is configured with 10 cabins, divided between 8 double cabins and 2 triple cabins, sleeping 22 guests in total. Cabin amenities include private bathrooms, air conditioning, safe boxes, hairdryers and wardrobes.
On deck, the gulet carries a jacuzzi, wide sun pads and a dedicated sunbathing deck, alongside lounge seating arranged for both quiet reading and group gatherings. An outdoor dining area sits opposite the barbecue station, so meals can move from galley to deck without disrupting the flow of guests. Underwater lighting extends the use of the swim platform after dark.
King of the Sea carries a wide water sports inventory, including a jet ski, water ski, wakeboard, seabob, paddle boards, kayaks, canoes, a floating platform, snorkelling gear and fishing equipment, all managed by an onboard water sports coach. Indoors, guests have access to a Smart TV, Bluetooth sound system, Wi-Fi throughout and a full movie collection.
A crew of 9 personnel runs the vessel, covering captain, chef, hostess and waiter/bartender duties, with a personal concierge and daily housekeeping included, as standard. The galley is stocked for full board catering, supported by a wine cooler, ice maker, dishwasher and coffee machine, while a schnapps bar and cocktail menu, cover evening service. Propulsion comes from twin 750 hp Volvo engines, producing a cruising speed of 10 knots, backed by a 28 KWA generator for uninterrupted air conditioning and appliance use, at anchor.
King of the Sea is available for private charter on a weekly basis, Saturday to Saturday, with no day-charter or short-break option. Her 2024 build year means her fittings and mechanical systems are new rather than refitted.
Check-in from 15:30, check-out by 10:00 after breakfast. Charters are typically scheduled from Saturday to Saturday. Prices are weekly for the entire yacht.
Gulet King of the Sea is based in Bodrum, providing guests direct access to the bays and islands along Turkey's southwest Aegean coast, without a long transfer at the start of the charter. Browse the dynamic cruise routes listed below, to discover how a week, or two aboard King of the Sea, can be structured around your preferred pace and destinations.
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