Fatma Kristina
Fatma Kristina
Fatma Kristina Gulet: A Stylish and Comfortable Experience in Bodrum
Sailing through the mesmerizing blue waters of Bodrum, the Fatma Kristina gulet offers a luxurious and comfortable vacation experience. This elegant 30-meter yacht, originally built in 2002 and fully refitted in 2024, is the perfect choice for private groups and families, accommodating up to 10 guests.
Technical Specifications and Accommodation
With its five well-designed cabins, Fatma Kristina provides an exceptional level of comfort. Each cabin features modern amenities, a private bathroom, and ample storage space. This Turkish-flagged gulet cruises at a speed of 9 knots, reaching a maximum speed of 12 knots, powered by a 440 hp MAN engine, ensuring a safe and smooth journey.
Entertainment and Activities
For guests who love water sports, Fatma Kristina offers non-motorized water toys such as a canoe and paddle board. Enjoy the pristine waters of the Aegean and Mediterranean while engaging in fun and relaxing sea activities.
Included Services
The charter price of Fatma Kristina covers various essential services, including:
- Port taxes and mooring fees (excluding private marinas)
- Transit log, port formalities, and agency services
- Mooring fees
- Daily cleaning and crew services
- Freshwater supply
- Use of onboard non-motorized water toys
- Yacht insurance
Excluded Services
Guests should be aware of additional costs that may apply:
- Fuel for motorized water sports
- Food and beverages
- Customs and port fees for international trips
- Crew gratuities
An Unforgettable Blue Voyage from Bodrum
Departing from Bodrum, Fatma Kristina takes its guests on an extraordinary journey through the stunning bays of the Aegean. Combining luxury, comfort, and adventure, this gulet promises an unforgettable yachting experience. If you’re ready to embark on a dream voyage with Fatma Kristina, book your trip today!
Weekly Charter Rates
General Specifications
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