Sailing from our base at Bitez near Bodrum you experience the most beautiful cruising grounds in the Mediterranean. To the North, South, East and West of Bitez are fabulously varying sailing areas. No matter in which direction you head you will find remote secluded bays, unspoilt fishing hamlets and colourful coastal towns and villages, you can even visit a few Greek islands as part of your itinerary; Kos, Nisiros and Symi are all within easy reach.

The Gulf of Gokova is to the East and at its entrance is Bodrum, alive with bars, restaurants and bustling market stalls. Here you can get lost in time bargaining for virtually anything from exotic spices to silk carpets. In the contrast of this hive of activity are the many sheltered anchorages cleft deep into the mountainous coastline. Explore and discover small fishing villages, farming settlements and hidden coves where simple wooden jetties are the watermark of cheerful easy going restaurants.

In the saloon the dining area has been cleverly redesigned to wrap around the table and provide additional seating. Extra wide side decks plus generous foredeck with trampoline sunbathing spaces and pulpit seating. Hugely spacious, luxuriously appointed, fully ergonomic interior with full standing headroom throughout the whole boat.

Why a Catamaran?
They offer fantastic living quarters both inside and out. Inside they are spacious, bright, and airy bringing the beauty of the outside world into your living room. On deck there are acres of seating, socialising and sunbathing space to chill out and enjoy life on, “enough Cat to swing with plenty of room!!!”

What’s so special with them?
That basically boils down to one thing, they stay upright. Quite simple really, but it counts for an awful lot. Because they don’t roll around all over the place, they don’t sway from side to side. When a yacht moves like that, as all yachts do when sailing and some at anchor, it makes people feel sea sick, not how you want to spend your holiday! The other wonderful advantage to remaining up-right and on a stable platform is that no matter whether you are at anchor or sailing the whole boat is usable, safe and an inviting environment. When sailing, you can walk around the decks safely with them level under your feet, you can sit, even spread out comfortably without fear of falling off your perch, you can sunbathe on the foredeck sound in the knowledge that you will still be onboard after the next gust, moving from cockpit to saloon, galley and cabins will not need commando training, preparing food & drinks is a joy with not a juggling act in sight and even eating at a table, having a nap and the most basic of all using the loo is more pleasureable.

Further down the coast is Datca, an isolated yet thriving holiday village, excellent for catching up on some nightlife and trading experiences with the many sailors that call in there. An opportune moment to restock with fresh supplies before venturing into the Dorian Gulf. Within this gulf are literally hundreds of coves and inlets, all with the invigorating scent of the pine forests which climb up from the shores.