Boat charter in Türkiye · Tanna 47 in Marmaris / Albatros Marina — “Angara” — (2024)

Marmaris puts you within reach of Turkey's rugged coastline and the Greek Dodecanese islands, and Angara launches you into that world with room for everyone. This 2024 Fountaine Pajot Tanna 47 berths 11 across six cabins, each with its own bathroom—a rare comfort when you're sailing with family or a group of friends. That means no queuing at dawn, and it means everyone enjoys genuine privacy after a day exploring. The catamaran's two hulls transform what you can do at anchor. You get stability that feels solid underfoot, even when others tie up nearby or the wind picks up. The shallow 1.40-meter draft opens bays and beaches that deeper boats can't reach—think Turkish anchorages tucked behind islands, or the sandy shallows of Symi and Panormitis. Below deck, the wide beam creates a saloon and galley without the cramped feeling of comparable monohulls. Above, the trampolines between the hulls and the foredeck offer space to sunbathe or watch the water pass beneath you. For a week's cruising from Marmaris, twin Yammer engines and a modern sail plan let you move efficiently between anchorages—whether you're heading for Bozburun and the Martyrs, or crossing toward Rhodes. The cockpit is built for passage-making, and with adequate fuel and water capacity, you're free to choose your pace. Angara is built to perform bareboat, which means you and your crew get to sail her exactly as you want.