Description
King of the Sea is a 47-metre luxury motor sailer built in Turkey and delivered in 2025. Designed specifically for large private charter groups, she combines the generous deck proportions of a traditional gulet with contemporary interiors, a large guest capacity, modern water-sports equipment and an expansive open-plan social layout.
She accommodates up to 22 guests in 10 en-suite cabins, making her one of the stronger large-group charter options currently operating from Turkey. Her accommodation consists of eight Double cabins and two Triple cabins, supported by a professional crew of approximately 9–10.
King of the Sea Yacht Specifications
| Builder | Suna Yactik / Custom Built Turkey |
| Yacht Type | Luxury Motor Sailer / Gulet |
| Built | 2025 |
| Length | 47 m / 154’2″ |
| Beam | 10 m / 32’10” |
| Draft | Approx. 3 m / 9’10” |
| Gross Tonnage | Approx. 345 GT |
| Guests | Up to 22 |
| Cabins | 10 en-suite cabins |
| Crew | Approx. 9–10 |
| Engines | 2 × Volvo Penta D16MH 750 HP |
| Generators | 2 × 50 kW + 1 × 27 kW Cummins Onan |
| Cruising Speed | Approx. 10 knots |
| Maximum Speed | Approx. 15 knots |
| Fuel Consumption | Approx. 200 litres/hour |
Accommodation
King of the Sea accommodates up to 22 guests in 10 en-suite cabins. The current charter configuration is built around eight Double cabins and two Triple cabins, with the Triple cabins combining a Double bed and an additional Single bed.
Private en-suite bathrooms and individually controlled air conditioning.
Double bed plus additional Single bed for flexible group accommodation.
The ten-cabin layout makes King of the Sea particularly suitable for extended families, groups of friends, celebrations and larger private charter parties that need significantly more guest accommodation than a conventional six-cabin gulet.
Living Areas & Onboard Comfort
King of the Sea was designed around large-group charter use, with generous communal spaces distributed across the yacht. Her approximately 100 m² salon, expansive deck areas and sea-level swimming platform create distinct zones for dining, socialising, sunbathing and water access.
Cruising Performance
King of the Sea is powered by twin Volvo Penta D16MH 750 HP engines. Her approximately 10-knot cruising speed is suitable for relaxed multi-stop itineraries along the Turkish coast, while a maximum speed of around 15 knots provides additional flexibility for longer transfers.
Tenders & Water Toys
King of the Sea carries a particularly extensive water-sports inventory for a large gulet, including two tenders, powered toys, boards, kayaks and towable equipment.
Tenders
6 m Northstar tender — 150 HP
4.8 m Northstar tender — 90 HP
Powered Water Toys
2 × Sea-Doo Jet Skis
2 × Seabobs
Watersports
Wakeboards
Adult & children’s water skis
4-seat towable
Paddling & Exploration
2 × Stand-up paddleboards
2 × Kayaks
Snorkelling equipment
Water-toy inventory may change. Motorised water sports are subject to local regulations, licences, weather conditions and applicable fuel costs. Diving is available on a rendezvous basis rather than from onboard equipment.
Charter Destinations
King of the Sea is primarily available for private charters along the Turkish coast, with Marmaris among her principal operating ports and Bodrum and Göcek commonly offered as alternative embarkation points.
Potential Turkish itineraries may include Bodrum, Marmaris, Göcek and Fethiye. Selected Greek Dodecanese programmes may also be possible when supported by the yacht’s current commercial licence, customs arrangements and confirmed operating permissions.
For Greek programmes, embarkation and disembarkation should be confirmed in accordance with the yacht’s current Turkish charter documentation and applicable regulations.
Marmaris
Bodrum
Göcek
Fethiye
Turkish Riviera
Dodecanese*
King of the Sea Charter Rates
Published charter rates are indicative and subject to confirmation. VAT, catering, harbour costs and other itinerary-related expenses may apply depending on the charter agreement and cruising programme.
Charter Terms & Expenses
King of the Sea is generally marketed under a traditional Turkish gulet charter structure rather than a conventional superyacht-only APA model. Published charter terms may include the yacht, crew services and a defined daily cruising fuel allowance, while catering, private marinas, additional fuel and Greek cruising expenses are handled separately according to the final agreement.
The exact inclusions, cruising fuel allowance, VAT treatment, catering options and Greek Island charges should be confirmed in the final charter proposal.
Why Choose King of the Sea?
King of the Sea is particularly well suited to larger private groups that need significantly more accommodation than a conventional luxury gulet while still wanting generous outdoor spaces and a strong water-sports programme.
22-Guest Capacity
Ten en-suite cabins make the yacht suitable for large families, groups, celebrations and private events.
Brand-New Generation
Delivered in 2025 with modern guest systems, contemporary interiors and large social spaces.
Strong Water-Sports Package
Two tenders, two Jet Skis, two Seabobs and a broad selection of boards, skis and towables.
Large-Group Outdoor Living
A jacuzzi, extensive deck areas, large salon and sea-level platform support different activities at the same time.
Charter King of the Sea
For current King of the Sea availability, confirmed charter rates and large-group itinerary planning, send us your preferred dates, number of guests and desired cruising area.
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