General Features
 Brand Name | Gulet Baba Can |
 Class | Gulet |
 Port | Marmaris |
 Built/Refit Year | 2022 |
 Length | 35 M |
 Beam | 8,4 M |
 Engine | 2 x Scania 500 HP |
 Generator | 2 x 30 Kw |
 Average Fuel Consumption | |
 Air Condition | Available |
 Crew | 5 |
 Number of Cabins | 6 Cabin |
 Passenger Capacity | 12 |
A 2022 Build Out of Marmaris
Gulet Baba Can is one of the newer hulls in the Marmaris fleet. Built in 2022, 35 metres long with an 8.4 metre beam, she has the proportions that only recent gulets get: a wide aft deck that seats twelve without anyone shuffling around the table, and a foredeck flat enough to actually use.
Six cabins, twelve guests, five crew. Twin Scania 500 HP engines and two 30 kW generators, which is more power than a boat this size strictly needs and exactly why the air conditioning holds through an August night without complaint.
What the Week Feels Like
A new boat smells different. That is the first thing you notice coming down the passerelle: varnish and clean linen instead of the diesel and damp that follows older hulls around. The second thing is the space. Five crew on a twelve guest boat means somebody is always free, so the tender goes out when you want it rather than when it is convenient.
The days sort themselves out fast. Engines on after breakfast, an hour of motoring, then a bay where the water goes from navy to that particular pale green over the sand. Swimming until lunch. Lunch until the heat breaks. Then either the next bay or the same one for the night, which is usually the better answer.
Evenings on Baba Can happen on the aft deck under the awning. The generators mean lights, music and cold drinks without anyone thinking about battery levels. The cabins stay cool. People stay up.
Six Cabins for Twelve Guests
She takes twelve guests across six cabins, each with an en suite bathroom and its own air conditioning control. On a 35 metre hull with that beam, the cabins are wider than the length alone would suggest, and the saloon stays a room rather than a passageway. She works well for two families sharing, or for a group that wants a cabin each without stepping up to ultra luxury pricing.
Where She Cruises
Marmaris puts three different weeks within reach. West into Hisaronu and around the Datca peninsula, where the villages still outnumber the marinas. East toward Gocek and the twelve islands. Or south across to the Dodecanese for a few days, arranged in advance.
The Gulf of Gokova route remains the best first week on this coast. In the same class and the same port, Gulet Prenses Esila is a 32 metre alternative for the same twelve guests. A step up in size and finish takes you to Halcon Del Mar, 42 metres of luxury gulet with a crew of six. The full gulet fleet runs from standard plus through to ultra luxury. For background on the coastline itself, the official Türkiye tourism portal is a fair starting point.
Chartering Baba Can
She charters by the day as well as the week, which suits shorter trips and shoulder season dates. Rates below are per day and cover the crew, fuel, home port harbour fees and everything on board.
Send us your dates and numbers and we will come back with a route. Speak to Luna Yacht Charter for current availability.
Daily Charter Prices
 May | 3000 € |
 June | 4000€ |
 July | 4575 € |
| August | 4575 € |
| September | 4000 € |
| October | 3000 € |
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Terms & Conditions
Prices Include
- Rental for the specified period
- Harbor fees and mooring expenses in homeport
- Fuel
- Crew service
- Water for general use
- Towel and sheet sets
- Yacht’s laundry
- Using the equipment on board
- Yacht Insurance
- Domestic sailing permit (Transitlog)
Prices exclude
- VAT
- Food and beverage
- Fuel for water sports (If applicable)
- Airport transfers
- All Customs expenses and Greek Islands expenses (If applicable)
- Optional land tours
Food and Beverage
We offer full board accommodation for your yacht charter. You can choose between standard, luxury or deluxe menus and pay between 55 and 85 Euros per person per day.
You can supply your alcoholic beverages or you can order us.
All service is provided by boat staff.
Charter Periods
Most of the gulets are rented on a WEEKLY basis from Saturday to Saturday, especially during high season (June-July-August-September). Smaller gulets with lower capacity can be rented for shorter periods. In May and October, which is called the Low Season, charters can be done for any period.
The time of boarding is after 3.00 pm on Saturdays and disembarkation is by 10.00 am following Saturday.
Motoryachts are rented on a daily base any time of the season, there is no limitation like gulets.
Cancellation Conditions
If you wish to exercise your right to cancel the reservation, the following cancellation conditions apply, depending on the date interval in between approving and canceling a charter agreement;
a) If cancellation is done 60 days prior to arrival, deductible will be 20% of the total charter price
b) If cancellation is done 59 days or less prior to arrival, deductible will be 40% of the total charter price
c) If cancellation is done 15 days or less prior to arrival, 100% of the total charter price will be required.
