Typical day on
charter
gulet is not as different from a day on board a sailboat.
Except there is less sailing done.
The first day on board a gulet looks like this. Upon arrival the
gulet, you are assisted into your cabin. Once you settle, there
will be a welcome meeting held on deck. This
meeting will also include the briefing regarding the route as well
as security briefing about life on board.
The cruise starts right after the meeting, or the following day,
depending upon the weather conditions and guests' arrival times.
The usual duration of cruising is 3 to 4 hours per
day. Gulets usually visit a bay or two every day. So the
best part of the day is spent sunbathing,
swimming in some lovely bay, using the boat's
fishing equipment, water-skiing, snorkeling or something else,
depending with what is the gulet equipped. You can also spend time
reading, or playing social games. If you are moored in a port, you
can spend the day sightseeing and exploring the
shore around the port.
Dining is normally outdoor, on the aft deck, in a port or
anchored in some secluded bay, depending on the guests'
wishes.
Evenings are spent moored in a port or anchored outside the port,
depending on the availability of places in port and preferences of
the guests. Guests can also spend the evening outside the gulet,
exploring the port town, having dinner in a
restaurants or enjoying the local nightlife.
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