Gulet Tanem H for Charter in Turkey and Greek Islands

Charter this Gulet for €2500 per day in Bodrum, Turkey and Greek Islands. Rental Prices (Euros/per day): April : 1.800 Euro; May : 1.800 Euro; June : 2.500 Euro; July : 3.300 Euro; August : 3.300 Euro; September : 2.500 Euro; October : 1.800 Euro Cabin Details: 6 Cabins; 2 Masters, 2 Doubles, 2 Twins Entertainment: Internet , DVD , TV , Music Player TV/DVD in all cabins Water Toys: Water Ski Canoe Knee Board Wind Surf , Snorkeling Equipment , Fishing Equipment Hamburger/Ringo Tender: Inflatable Power Boat with 90 HP outboard engine Turkey: With more coastline than any other Mediterranean country, Turkey is considered to be the rising star among the yacht charter destinations of Europe. Hundreds of coves and bays and an endless myriad of history and culture to explore, Turkey has an undeniable charm and intrigue. Most of the yacht charters in Turkey are undertaken by gulets, traditional Turkish motorsailers, which offer a unique local flavor. For generations gulets have been used for transport and fishing. However, now they are designed to offer an ultimate comfort and luxury as well as delightful sailing experience. Some of the most popular charter destinations include; Bodrum, Marmaris, Gocek, Fethiye, Finike, Antalya, Kas and Kalkan. Greek Islands: Situated in the vast Mediterranean Sea, the Greek Islands is one of the most popular destinations for yacht chartering in the world. In addition to their beauty, many islands offer unique archaeological sites. Combined with an ideal climate, this region not only attracts sea lovers but also intrigue culture and history enthusiasts. Greek islands split into four regions named, the Cyclades, the Dodecanese, the Ionian, and the Aegean & Sporades. Each of these regions consist of many islands that offer something for every taste from bustling nightlife to romantic getaways, from international jet-set spots to calm, relaxing bays. Some of the most popular charter destinations include; Mykonos, Santorini, Ios, Rhodes, Kos, Patmos, Symi and Corfu.