Gulet Lorient

Why Charter Gulet Lorient in Bodrum

The 31-metre gulet Lorient operates as a Deluxe-class charter yacht from Bodrum, Turkey, accommodating up to ten guests across five cabins with a crew of five. Built in 2009 and refitted in 2023, she combines a traditional gulet silhouette with updated systems, including a water-sports selection of water ski, wakeboard, kayak and canoe. Her 7.5-metre beam gives her a stable platform for deck living.

Five-Cabin Layout and Sleeping Arrangements

Gulet Lorient sleeps ten guests within five cabins configured as one master suite, two double cabins and two twin cabins. The master cabin includes wardrobe space and bathroom amenities. A crew of five, including a captain, chef and hostess/service staff, runs the vessel throughout the week, from daily cleaning to full meal service.

Outdoor Living and Deck Features

The sunbathing deck and sunbeds, allow guests room to spend entire days outdoors, while the outdoor dining area and barbecue area, support meals taken in the open air. In the evenings, the onboard dance floor, portable party speakers and Bluetooth sound system, turn the aft deck into a social space, with a schnapps bar and cocktail menu, on hand for drinks.

Galley, Connectivity and Water Sports Equipment

The galley is fitted with a dishwasher, wine cooler, ice maker, coffee machine and a full oven and microwave setup, supporting the chef, in preparing meals for up to ten guests. Wi-Fi, USB charging ports and wireless charging units, cover connectivity across the cabins and saloon. For water based activities, the yacht carries a water ski, wakeboard, paddle board, kayak, canoe and snorkeling gear, plus fishing equipment, for guests wanting an afternoon offshore.

Technical Specifications and Performance

Power is provided by twin 330 HP Iveco engines, producing a cruising speed of around 10 knots, backed by a 24 kVA generator for onboard systems, including air conditioning and water purification. Sailing under a Turkish flag, she is suited to gulet charter cruising along the Turkish coast.