Leylali Gulet

Gulet Leylali was built and launched in 2023. She is a very stylish scoop stern boat with its unique design and structure. Leylali gulet, whose main port is Bodrum, sails under the Turkish flag. Our guests who rent a private boat with Leylali can explore the hidden bays of Gökova Gulf or Hisarönü Gulf, swim in crystal clear turquoise waters, and have friendly conversations with the local people by visiting the charming villages along the coastline.

Your blue voyage with Leylali gulet will help you create unforgettable memories. Leylali gulet is 23 meters long and 6.10 meters wide.  Gulet Leylali, with 5 cabins, each with a private bathroom and toilet, can accommodate a maximum of 10 guests. She has 1 master cabin and 2 double cabins at the stern, and 2 double cabins at the bow. The so-called master cabin has a larger bed, more storage space and a small seating area than the others. White color was preferred in the cabins, with wooden elements creating a spacious and airy effect. The simple and elegant design of the cabins continues in the saloon as well, creating a harmonious atmosphere throughout the boat.

The large windows used here allow natural light into the lounge all day long, allowing guests to enjoy magnificent views even indoors. For coffee drinkers, there are coffee machines where they can taste various coffees at any time of the day during the yacht holiday. In addition, facilities such as television, music system and free Wi-Fi are also available to guests in the lounge. All meals, including breakfast, lunch, tea time and dinner, are served on the aft deck of the boat. There is an awning consisting of two parts on the aft deck, designed to create a permanent shade area during the day. The dining table on the aft deck is not fixed, so when there are possible parties and entertainment on the boat, it is possible to move the table aside and get a wide area. The large lounge at the back is ideal for relaxing and taking a nap.

We would be delighted to welcome you to the stunning Aegean and Mediterranean bays.