Sale Special Gulet in Bodrum, Muğla, Turkey

Bodrum, Muğla, Turkey

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Watercraft Type

Gulet

Model

Special Gulet

Build Year

2019

Condition

Fully Operational

Description

This unique Gulet was built in the year 2019. It is 15 meters in length and 4.95 meters in width, with two cabins. This unique gulet may be found at Bodrum and around the eastern Mediterranean.

Other technical information:

- 265 horsepower (HP) x1 engine Diesel is the preferred fuel
- On the water Freezer with depth gauge,
- Electric windlass,
- GPS speedo, and air conditioning
- Swimming Ladder,
- Navigation Light,
- Cooler,
- Clean Water Tank,
- Fire Extinguisher

Characteristics

Manufacturer : Local Builder

Model : Special Gulet

Manufactured Year : 2019

No. Cabin : 2

No. Berths : 5

Length (meters) : 15

Width (meters) : 4.95

Engine: in HP : 265

Watercraft Status

Manufactured Country: Afghanistan

Condition: Fully Operational

Year of first Registration: 2019

Tax & Other Contingencies :
Tax Cleared : Cleared

Insurance details

In the context of Sales listing, this rule applies should you, as a prospective buyer, wish to arrange a Sea-Trial Charter for the purpose of inspecting the watercraft prior to making a purchase

- KaterBlue ensures that all boats available for rent are insured by their respective owners. We strongly advise securing Travel Insurance to protect against any incidents or losses occurring off the boat. While the boat owners provide insurance for their boats, yachts, crew, and guests against fire, collisions, and other marine accidents, the guests are accountable for protecting their valuables during the tour. Should they prefer, guests may hand over their valuable items to the boat captain for safekeeping. In the event of an accident or disaster, it is the responsibility of the boat captains to promptly inform KaterBlue or its representative. If the boat owners have not completed the necessary insurance arrangements, they will be held fully accountable. Charterers and guests who wish to engage in water sports do so at their own risk and should ensure they have their own insurance coverage.