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Gulet · 72 ft (22 m) · Bodrum
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- custom bui̇lt
- Modèle
- gulet
- Longueur
- 72 ft (22 m)
- Passagers
- 8
- Cabines
- 4
Verdict
A well-proportioned 72ft custom gulet that should excel at relaxed coastal cruising and private charters. Its strongest points are space, cabin count and traditional appeal; it is less about speed and sharp handling than about steady, comfortable passage-making.
Avantages
- +Sleeps 8 in 4 cabins, a practical layout for families or small groups
- +Custom gulet styling offers classic character and broad charter appeal
- +72ft length gives good deck space and onboard livability
- +2017 build suggests a relatively modern platform for the type
Inconvénients
- −Typical gulet performance is modest rather than fast
- −Handling is generally more relaxed than responsive
- −Exact equipment and interior finish vary on custom builds
- −Value depends heavily on maintenance, refit history and charter setup
This 72ft custom gulet follows the traditional Turkish-style formula: a wide, social deck plan, generous accommodation for up to 8 guests, and a layout aimed at comfortable cruising rather than performance sailing. Public listings for similar 2017 custom gulets show the class is usually built around four cabins, en-suite comfort, and a practical charter-friendly interior.
On the water, a gulet of this size is usually steady and forgiving, but not especially quick. Expect calm, measured passage-making and easy island-hopping rather than lively acceleration or precise, sporty handling. The custom build can be an advantage if the hull and rig were executed well, but exact sailing feel depends heavily on the builder’s choices and subsequent upkeep.
For livability, this is the boat’s main strength. Four cabins for eight guests is a sensible match for private use, and a 72ft hull generally provides enough volume for indoor and outdoor relaxation without feeling cramped. As with most custom gulets, value is tied less to brand pedigree than to condition, engineering quality, and how recently the boat has been refreshed or refitted.


