Alquiler de barco en Turquía · Bali 4.6 in Göcek / D-Marin Göcek Marina — “Royal Salute” — (2025)

From D-Marin Göcek, Royal Salute opens access to Turkey's Turquoise Coast in a way that feels both secure and spacious. The Bali 4.6's twin hulls mean genuine stability when you drop anchor in shallow bays—no swinging, no worrying. At just 1.2 meters draft, you reach the protected waters and secluded beaches that deeper-hulled boats cannot touch, giving a group of nine real freedom to explore hidden coves and small harbors along the coast. Living aboard works because the layout separates the five cabins and five bathrooms so families or friends maintain their own space without feeling cramped. The saloon sits between the two hulls, naturally light and airy, flowing directly to the cockpit where the hardtop shades you while the wide bridgedeck opens the whole boat to breeze and views. The trampolines stretched between the hulls become the social hub—that's where you lounge while the boat sits still, reading or watching the water. The foredeck gives enough room to move safely, to anchor properly, or simply to sit forward and watch the sunset. Royal Salute handles the whole week without fuss: twin engines give reliable speed when the wind drops, the furling mainsail system keeps sail handling straightforward for bareboat sailors of any experience, and the fuel and water tanks support extended cruising away from the base. Whether you motor down to Ekincik, sail across to the Greek islands, or anchor in quiet spots between Göcek and Fethiye, the catamaran's beam and shallow draft give you stability and access that define the bareboat experience in these waters.