À propos de ce yacht
Koray Ege is a 2018 gulet offering an authentic Turkish Riviera experience from the charming port of Bozburun. This 29-metre wooden vessel combines traditional Mediterranean craftsmanship with modern comfort, accommodating up to 12 guests across six well-appointed cabins—making it ideal for extended families, groups of friends, or even small corporate retreats seeking something beyond the ordinary. Based in Bozburun, a quiet fishing village nestled between pine-clad hills and crystalline waters, the yacht sits at the gateway to some of Turkey's most pristine cruising grounds, where ancient ruins meet hidden anchorages and the pace of life slows to match the rhythm of the sea.
A week aboard Koray Ege typically unfolds across the breathtaking coastlines of the Aegean, where each day brings new possibilities. The teak-lined deck becomes your floating home, a place to gather for morning coffee or evening aperitifs while watching the shoreline drift past. With a tender and stand-up paddleboard at your disposal, exploring shallow coves and reaching secluded beaches becomes effortless. The six en-suite bathrooms ensure comfort for all guests, while the onboard generator provides reliable power for air-conditioned cabins and modern conveniences—a thoughtful balance between authentic sailing and genuine relaxation.
Whether you're anchoring off Dalyan to explore turquoise waters, snorkeling among rocky outcrops with provided equipment, or simply drifting between pine-fringed bays, the gulet's shallow draft and experienced crew navigate these waters with ease. Days blend into one another—unhurried meals of fresh local fish, afternoons spent swimming in crystalline coves, evenings spent watching the sun sink behind distant mountains. The gulet's robust 500 hp engines ensure smooth passages between destinations, leaving more time for what matters: connection, discovery, and the timeless pleasure of life at sea.
Your week aboard Koray Ege becomes a collection of quiet moments: sunrise over glassy waters, the clink of glasses at a hidden anchorage as stars emerge overhead, and the gentle lapping of waves against the hull as you drift into sleep.