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Gulet Custom Made 16m

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Gulet · 52 ft (16 m) · Alanya

GGetBoat EditorialAvis publié le 6 août 2026
3.8/ 5
score d'expert
Design4.1
Performance3.3
Confort4.0
Maniabilité3.4
Rapport qualité-prix3.7

Caractéristiques clés

Chantier
Custom
Modèle
Made
Longueur
52 ft (16 m)
Passagers
12
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Verdict

A 16m custom gulet is a strong pick for relaxed, crewed cruising: spacious for its length, well suited to sheltered waters, and more about atmosphere and comfort than speed. Exact fit-out varies by build, but the class typically delivers generous deck space and a traditional wooden-yacht feel.

Avantages

  • +Traditional gulet styling with good deck presence
  • +Wide beam usually supports a spacious layout
  • +Well suited to family or small-group charter use
  • +Comfort-focused platform for scenic cruising

Inconvénients

  • Not a fast or sporty hull type
  • Wooden custom builds can vary widely in finish and upkeep
  • Handling is more leisurely than responsive
  • Performance is usually secondary to comfort

A 16m custom-made gulet typically offers the classic Turkish charter look: a broad, low-slung wooden profile with generous outdoor living space for its length. Public listings for comparable 16m gulets show widths around 5.1-5.3m, which helps explain the roomy feel and stable stance at anchor.[1][3]

On the water, this type of boat is built for steady cruising rather than speed. Comparable 16m gulets are listed with engines around 240-400hp and modest cruising performance, and their heavier wooden construction generally favors smooth passage in calm to moderate conditions over quick acceleration or sharp maneuvering.[1][3][5]

Comfort is usually the main selling point. Similar 16m gulets are commonly arranged with 3 cabins and multiple bathrooms, or in some charter versions more cabins with higher guest capacity, which suggests the 52ft platform can be configured either as a private family cruiser or a higher-capacity charter boat depending on the build.[1][2][8] For a 12-guest custom example, the value depends heavily on refit quality, crew setup, and how well the layout balances cabin count with shared space.[2][6]

For handling and livability, expect a boat that feels most at home in sheltered coastal waters and anchorage-to-anchorage itineraries. It is a practical choice if the priority is shaded relaxation, traditional character, and charter-friendly space, but less compelling if the buyer wants brisk sailing performance or low-maintenance ownership.

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