The temperatures rise to a high of 40 C in August so high factor suntan lotion is essential. Keeping hydrated with water only is a must! Children should be well covered with hats and hydrated.
On Gulet Deck
Make sure you secure all your belongings on deck, the wind can be strong and gusty. The crew cannot be held responsible for items blown overboard. Please abide the Captain’s rules and judgement as to cruising, weather, wind, anchorage’s, pertinent matters and be seated on a secure place while the crew is mooring the boat.
What about Food and drinks on a Gulet Cruise ?
Your cruise is full-board on Cabin Charters, excluding all beverages. On Private Charter you the option; If you wish to spend your holidays without even having to decide what is going to be on the menu let us to do it for you for against a small additional charge per person per day basis or you may choose to do the shopping for your group, crew’s and cleaning materials than the crew will cook , serve and wash the dishes for you!
Drinks on Gulet Board
Drinks can be bought from the crew using a voucher system. At the end of each day you will be asked to sign a voucher to check the number of drinks you have consumed, your bill will be totalled at the end of the cruise. There is a price list displayed by the bar. Please save your Duty Free for your next week when hotel drinks prices are likely to be considerably more than on the gulet. Please make sure you check and sign your totalled voucher daily to prevent problems at the end of the week.
Boat jumps and dives into the water
Do not dive or jump off the boat whilst the engine is running. The captain may have to move the boat and not be able to see you. For your own safety, please wait until the engine has been switched off and the swimming ladder is in place. Do not climb or jump off the masts.