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Celine is a 2015 Lagoon 450 Fly catamaran based in Bodrum, Turkey—a gateway to some of the Mediterranean's most enchanting anchorages. This four-cabin, eight-berth catamaran departs from D-Marin Turgutreis, positioning you perfectly to explore the turquoise waters and pine-fringed coves of the Turkish Riviera. Whether you're planning a week with family, a gathering of friends, or a couple seeking a private escape, Celine's generous beam and dual-hull stability make her an ideal platform for relaxed, confident sailing in these sheltered waters.

The yacht's layout maximizes comfort and social space across her nearly 14-meter length. Four well-appointed cabins and four separate heads mean every guest enjoys privacy and convenience—a crucial detail for multi-day charters. Climate control throughout keeps the interior cool during warm Mediterranean days, while the flybridge offers an open-air retreat for morning coffee or evening aperitifs. The onboard ice maker and espresso machine cater to daily rituals, and a well-stocked refrigerator supports both simple provisioning and more ambitious galley projects.

A typical week aboard unfolds between hidden anchorages and charming waterfront villages. Celine's electric winches and modern systems make handling effortless, leaving you free to focus on the rhythm of the sea. The integrated dessalination system and solar panels provide reassuring self-sufficiency, while the tender and stand-up paddleboard open access to shallow bays and secluded beaches that larger vessels cannot reach. The generator and voltage converter ensure all your devices stay powered, so you can disconnect from schedules while staying connected to what matters.

From dawn swims in crystalline coves to sunset dinners anchored beneath limestone cliffs, a week aboard Celine captures the unhurried essence of Mediterranean cruising—where each day brings new horizons and each evening settles into the gentle rhythm of water lapping against the hulls.