Bodrum Shipyard
DEA DEL MARE
DEA DEL MARE (formerly named DRAGONFLY) is a 28.00m / 92ft Gulet Superyacht built in 2009 by Bodrum Shipyard and later underwent a refit in 2015. Sleeping 10 guests in 5 cabins and with a crew of 4. Cruising at 10.00 kn/ph with a top speed of 12.00 kn/ph. The guest cabins comprise of two Master cabins, two double cabins and a twin cabin, all with en-suite bathroom facilities.
LENGTH: 28 m
BEAM: 6 m
BUILT YEAR: 2009
REFIT: 2019
CRUISING SPEED: 10 kn
MAX SPEED: 12 kn
Dea del mare sleeps 10 guests across 5 cabins.
CREW
Turkish Sinan is 25 years old and he is holding A Class Captain's Diploma (Yacht Captain). He has been working for 6 years with the quality yachts as stewardess and deck hand before became the captain and he came from the kitchen of that sector. He also holds Certificates in First Aid and he is an expert in several Survival Techniques, counting many years of experience in the yachting industry. He is very professional and expreinced one with the sailing on board. Captain Sinan will take good care of the guests, being a hardworking and responsible person. The lucky guests will surely enjoy their cruise in the hands of Cpt. Sinan , as they will visit truly amazing destinations with turquoise waters. In his free time, he likes travelling with his family. Speaks Turkish and English.
Turkish Ufukhan 23 is years old and He has all certificates about the kitchen and he is very well in the all various of the kitchens. He has been worked with the high quality restaurants before , and the few luxury yachts and now he will prepare for the our guests delicious dishes of the Mediterranean cuisine, using the freshest ingredients and giving great attention to each detail on the presentation too. He has also some special recipes about the some different cuisine all over the worlds. ufukhan has a pleasant character with a genuine smile on his face that will make the guests feel very comfortable onboard. In his spare time, he likes watching movies and spending time with his friends. He speaks Turkish and middle level English.
Turkish Ferdi is 35 years old and holds a sailor diploma and he also holds Certificates in first aid and he is an expert in several survival techniques, counting many years of experience in the yachting industry. He has been working onboard luxury motor yachts for the last 15 years with great enthusiasm and passion for his job. Being a very sportive person himself, he will keep the guests active during their charter, helping them with all kind of water toys that are available onboard. He is a very smily person with a gentle character, always trying to assist on everything needed. When not working, Ferdi enjoys reading book and swimming. Speaks Turkish and mideum level English
Turkish Duru is 22 years old and she has been working for 5 years with the quality yachts as stewardess and deck hand. She is graduated from Seamen high scholl in Bodrum. She is looking forward to welcoming the guests onboard with his wonderful smile, applying his excellent organisational skills and offering the best service. Duru will try to create for the guests an unforgettable cruising experience with her team! In his free time, he likes to watch movie and reading books. Speaks Turkish and and middle level English.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a yacht charter preference sheet, and why is it important?
A preference sheet is one of the most important documents before your Turkey yacht charter begins. It allows you to tell the crew everything they need to know in advance, including your favorite foods and drinks, dietary requirements, allergies, preferred daily schedule, water sports interests, and any birthdays, anniversaries, or special occasions taking place during the trip.The more information you provide, the better the crew can personalize your charter. From stocking your favorite wines to planning special dinners and arranging activities, a detailed preference sheet helps transform a great vacation into a truly bespoke luxury experience.
Is Turkey a good destination for a first-time yacht charter?
Absolutely. Turkey is widely considered one of the best destinations for first-time charter guests thanks to its protected cruising grounds, short distances between anchorages, excellent marinas, and wide selection of crewed yachts. Most itineraries offer calm cruising conditions and a relaxed pace, making it easy to enjoy the experience without spending long hours at sea.Combined with outstanding hospitality, excellent cuisine, and exceptional value compared to many other Mediterranean destinations, Turkey is an ideal introduction to luxury yacht charters.
Can I start my yacht charter from any marina in Turkey?
Not always. Most yachts operate from a designated home port such as Bodrum, Göcek, Marmaris, or Fethiye. Depending on the yacht's booking schedule, relocation costs, and operational logistics, alternative embarkation ports may still be possible.If you have a preferred starting location, simply let us know. We will recommend suitable yachts and explore every practical option to make your itinerary work with minimal additional cost whenever possible.
Will I get seasick during a yacht charter in Turkey?
For most guests, seasickness is not an issue. The Turkish coastline offers many sheltered bays, protected gulfs, and relatively short cruising distances, allowing captains to plan comfortable routes with minimal exposure to open water.If you are particularly sensitive to motion, we can recommend larger, more stable yachts, adjust your itinerary where possible, and suggest simple precautions that help make your charter even more comfortable.
How far in advance should I book a yacht charter in Turkey?
The earlier, the better. The most desirable yachts and peak summer weeks, especially July and August, are often reserved many months in advance. Booking early gives you the widest choice of yachts, itineraries, and embarkation dates.Even if your travel plans are still flexible, an early inquiry allows us to discuss availability, estimated costs, and suitable yacht options without any obligation to book immediately.
What is included in the weekly charter price?
The weekly charter fee generally covers the yacht itself and the professional crew. Additional operating expenses, including food, beverages, fuel, marina fees, and other trip-related costs, are usually paid separately through the APA (Advance Provisioning Allowance) or according to the yacht's specific pricing structure.Because inclusions can vary between yachts, we provide a full breakdown of expected costs before you book, ensuring there are no surprises when planning your budget.
Why should I book my Turkey yacht charter through a broker?
Booking through an experienced yacht charter broker does not usually cost you anything extra, as broker commissions are already built into standard charter pricing. Instead, you gain access to expert advice, independent yacht recommendations, and support throughout the entire booking process.A knowledgeable broker can help you compare hundreds of yachts, identify the best value, verify charter contracts, recommend the most suitable itinerary, and assist before, during, and after your charter, giving you peace of mind from start to finish.
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At All Blue Yachting, our expertise comes from genuine experience at sea. Many of our brokers have lived and worked aboard yachts themselves, giving them first-hand insight into every aspect of the charter experience.
From your initial enquiry to the final day of your journey, we’re here to guide you through every step with trusted advice, personalised recommendations, and seamless support throughout your charter.
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