Bootscharter in Türkei · Bali Catspace in Orhaniye / Palmiye Marina — “Sail Solaris” — (2023)

Orhaniye's sheltered waters and protected anchorages make Palmiye Marina an ideal launchpad for a week exploring Turkey's Aegean coast. Sail Solaris, a newly built 2023 Bali Catspace, sits ready to take up to 8 guests across four separate cabins, each with its own bathroom—a genuine convenience when families or friend groups share a bareboat week together. The catamaran's twin hulls define how you live on board. Below deck, the cabins are tucked into both hulls, creating natural separation and quiet sleeping quarters. The saloon spans the wide bridge between them, flooded with light and air, while the cockpit sits elevated for clear sightlines and easy crew management. Outside, twin trampolines stretch across the front, offering space to lounge between swims, and the foredeck gives everyone room to move without crowding. Those two hulls also mean you anchor with genuine stability—no rolling to jar your morning coffee. Shallow draft opens access to sand banks and bay anchorages that monohulls can't reach, letting you find quiet spots off the small beaches dotting this coast. A week from Orhaniye takes you to Datça, Ekincik, and the Greek islands just across, with plenty of shallow-water cruising through pine-backed coves. At 12.50 metres, Sail Solaris handles the Aegean's afternoon breezes responsively, and bareboat sailing here rewards careful planning with consistent conditions and protected waters.