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Sylvia R is a classic 22-metre gulet offering an authentic Turkish Riviera experience from the charming port of Göcek. This 1993-built wooden vessel combines traditional craftsmanship with thoughtful modern amenities, accommodating up to 12 guests across six comfortable cabins, making her ideal for families or groups of friends seeking an unhurried week exploring Turkey's turquoise coastline.

Based at Club Marina, Sylvia R enjoys an enviable position for discovering the Aegean's most coveted anchorages. Your week typically unfolds between hidden coves near Ekincik, the pine-clad islands of the Twelve Islands, and the crystalline bays around Ölüdeniz—each day revealing a new perspective of the Mediterranean's most pristine waters. The gulet's shallow draft allows access to secluded spots unreachable by larger vessels, while her generous deck space provides the perfect vantage point for morning coffee or evening aperitifs as the light softens across the water. Onboard, air conditioning and Wi-Fi ensure comfort between explorations, while the ice machine keeps refreshments chilled during sun-soaked afternoons. A selection of stand-up paddleboards invites you to venture into glassy bays at dawn, and the television offers gentle entertainment during quieter evenings.

The rhythm of life aboard Sylvia R encourages a slower pace—mornings spent swimming in crystalline waters, afternoons anchored near whitewashed villages where local fishermen still work traditional grounds, and evenings shaped by whatever the day's discoveries have inspired. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or new to gulet cruising, the vessel's proven design and welcoming atmosphere create the conditions for genuine connection, whether with fellow travellers or the landscape itself. A week aboard Sylvia R culminates not in a checklist of sights, but in the memory of sunset anchorages where the only sound is water lapping against the hull and the scent of pine drifting across an empty bay.