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		WHAT ARE GULETS
		Gulets are wooden motor-sailing vessels, the modern version of the ancient cargo bearing craft which used to trade along the coast of Turkey , The original design has evolved into a comfortable cruising vessel. Ideal as charter boat, their broad beams and s-spacious decks provide room for comfortable cabins below and generous alfresco living above decks. All of Gulets have: Spacious accommodation with plenty of headroom – good for air circulation. Safe deck areas with high bulwarks around the sides – great for children. Nice cabins, Spacious uncluttered sun decks with sun mattresses Covered aft deck with dining area, Large saloons with bar and dining facilities Fully- equipped professional galleys Private shower & toilet in each cabin with hot water Powerful engines for safe cruising Carefully chosen crew. Standard Equipement on board: Ice boxes, Sun mattresses, Swim ladder, Gangplank with guardrails, Sun Awnings, Outdoor Dining Facilities, Fishing Equipment, Snorkeling Equipment, Holding Tanks, Bed Linen, Towels, Canoe, Service Boat, Outboard Engine, Stereo Radio / Cassette Player, CD Player, Colour TV, Mobile Telephone, VHF Radio, Pressurised Hot and Cold Water. More about Gulets: Gulets differ in size and layout and all of them have cabins with en-suite showers and toilets, and plenty of headroom. The crew are accommodated in separate quarters. Guests usually dine around a large table, on the aft deck, all yachts also have indoor dining areas and galleys . Precise origins of the use of the word gulet in present-day Turkish are unclear, although French references to 'goulettes' can be found in the 18th century. In Turkish, it does not appear to be widely used until the latter part of the 20th century with the advent of large-scale tourism. The term gulet, (variants include gulette, goulette, and guletta) also began to include other Turkish wooden boats of similar design as the “ ayna kic “similar to a gulet but has a squared off stern. The primary advantage over a gulet is to the crew and passengers in the form of increased cabin space with an aft master cabin or separate crew quarters. over the ayna kic. Translate Large gulets take from nine months to a couple of years to be completed, employing a steady work force of men. Costs for these magnificent vessels range anywhere from 100,000.-Eur for a simple 15 meter boat to up to 1 Milion Eur for the most luxurious gulets. Some boatyards work in steel or fiberglass but the main building material is still the local pine. Found in three varieties: white, red and black, the latter two are preferable for their hardness and high resin content. Once in the water, a properly maintained boat can last for 30 years. Each winter most boats are taken out of the water and lined rail to rail in boatyards for their winter maintenance. Today boatyards are located everywhere in Turkey , but most popular are in Tuzla (Istanbul ), Bodrum and Bozburun.