À propos de ce yacht
Coco is a 2022 Bavaria Cruiser 46 based in Göcek, Turkey—a gateway to some of the Mediterranean's most coveted sailing grounds. This four-cabin sailboat sleeps eight comfortably across three heads, making her an ideal choice for families, groups of friends, or couples seeking a spacious, well-appointed floating home. Departing from Göcek Mucev Marina, you'll find yourself surrounded by pine-forested hillsides, turquoise anchorages, and the kind of unhurried rhythm that defines Turkish coastal sailing.
The boat's thoughtful design balances performance with comfort. A 75 hp engine ensures reliable passage-making, while the GPS at the helm and autopilot handle the technical side of navigation, freeing you to focus on the experience. The teak cockpit—fitted with generous cushions and a protective bimini overhead—becomes your living room by day and your front-row seat to sunset by evening. A sprayhood keeps the forward area dry during morning departures, and the bow thruster makes tight anchorages manageable even for less experienced helms. Solar panels and a voltage converter keep systems running smoothly without constant engine hours.
A typical week aboard Coco unfolds across the Turquoise Coast's most rewarding anchorages. You might sail from Göcek to Fethiye's sheltered bays, explore the secluded coves around Ölüdeniz, or venture further to Ekincik and the Dalyan delta—each stop revealing hidden beaches, pine-shaded lunch stops, and opportunities to swim in crystalline water. The included dinghy opens access to shallow bays and remote shorelines unreachable by larger vessels. Evenings are spent at anchor, the boat gently swinging to the breeze, with local fish restaurants just a dinghy ride away and the scent of pine drifting across the water.
Whether you're a seasoned sailor or a confident novice, Coco offers the space, systems, and seaworthiness to explore this corner of Turkey at your own pace—anchoring in empty coves, swimming under stars, and discovering why the Turquoise Coast has captivated sailors for generations.