“Spend an amazing holiday with personalized service aboard our luxury gulet whilst cruising the magnificent Aegean Sea.Discover the beautiful coves, ancient ruins & quaint coastal towns of the Turkish coast as your personal captain, chefs and deckhands provide an unparalleled experience.

Lounge on the deck. Enjoy a swim or other water activities such as kayaking, paddleboarding, ringo or waterskiing. Savor the delicious meals our chef prepares fresh daily. Marvel at the sunrise, sunsets and dreamy night skies.

A blue voyage is an unforgettable experience to share with family & friends. Our blue voyage or mavi yolculuk is a week-long private cruise that departs primarily from the port of Bodrum and Fethiye/Gocek occasionally. Up to 11 guests can be accommodated on our vessel, Kanarya (Turkish word for canary).

Kanarya is a gulet (traditional motorized Turkish sailing boat) that was built in 1997, extensively renovated in 2014 and is updated regularly. It is a vessel of comofort, luxury and serenity This boat is 28 meters long & 7 meters wide and provides blue voyage services to our guests with 4 crew members, including a captain, a chef and two deckhands. Kanarya comfortably accomodates 11 guests with her 2 master cabins, and 3 twin cabins (one of which accomodates 3 people with a double and twin bed). The cabins are elegant and cozy, each with an ensuite bathroom with shower & air conditioning.

Kanarya boasts a 540 Hp Caterpillar horsepower engine and 2x27kVA generator. A dedicated living space for the crew, a fully furnished kitchen, indoor & outdoor spaces for eating & relaxing and American bar are available. There are enough sun lounging cushions, chairs and ample space for every single guest. Kanarya can reach a speed up to 10 nautical miles. It is fully furnished with navigatonal devices, Wifi, GSM phone, LCD TV (and, yes, Netflix), DVD player, and bluetooth enabled stereo speakers.

Our sportive guests can optionally participate in watersport excursion such as ringo, paddleboard, kayaying, waterskiing, or a ride to the shore in our dinghy.”