General Features
| Gulet Yuce Bey 1 | |
| Luxury Gulet | |
| Marmaris | |
| 2008 | |
| 24 M | |
| 6,80 M | |
| 2 x 280 HP Iveco | |
| 11 Kwa+ 22 Kwa Mitsubishi | |
| Available | |
| 4 | |
| 5 Cabin | |
| 10 |
The Newer of Two Near Sisters
Gulet Yuce Bey 1 is 24 metres with a 6.8 metre beam, five cabins for ten guests and a crew of four. Built in 2008, luxury class, home port Marmaris. She is the slightly newer near sister to Gulet Yuce Bey, and between the two of them a group of ten has a good, affordable choice out of the same port.
What a Week on Board Feels Like
A boat this size is a close holiday. Ten guests, four crew, everyone at one table, and a 24 metre hull that gets into the small coves the larger gulets have to anchor outside of. For a group of friends or a single family, that intimacy is the whole appeal.
Days go the simple way. Engines after breakfast, an hour of motoring, then a bay for swimming until the afternoon heat drops. The crew of four cook, run the tender and sail the boat, and by the third day nobody is checking the time. Meals are the fixed points; everything between them is up to you.
Marmaris weeks work on a small gulet because the anchorages sit close together. No long passages, so the boat spends most of the week stationary and swimming rather than moving.
Five Cabins for Ten Guests
Ten guests across five cabins, master, double and twin, each en suite with its own air conditioning. She suits a family taking the whole boat, or five couples who would rather a well kept smaller gulet than pay for length. The generators hold the air conditioning overnight, so the cabins are cool through the night even in August.
Where She Cruises
Marmaris runs two ways. West into Hisaronu and around Datca for quiet water. East toward Gocek, Fethiye and the twelve islands. The Greek Dodecanese is a day off with clearance arranged in advance. The whole stretch is the Turkish Riviera, and it holds up well against anywhere in the Mediterranean.
The Gulf of Gokova route is the classic first week here. Her near sister Gulet Yuce Bey is the same size out of the same port, often at a slightly lower rate. For a larger group, Gulet Berrak Su is a six cabin boat for twelve.
Chartering Yuce Bey 1
Daily charters run through the season, with rates from €1,625 in May and October to €2,625 in July and August. The rate includes crew, fuel, home port harbour fees and use of everything on board.
Tell us your dates and numbers and we will come back with a route. Speak to Luna Yacht Charter for availability.
Daily Charter Prices
| 1625 € | |
| 2000 € | |
| 2625 € | |
| 2625 € | |
| 2000 € | |
| 1625 € |
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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.









































