A gulet is a traditional Turkish Mediterranean-designed broad-beamed wooden coastal sailing vessel, with a raised bow, a broad, flat stern, a main foremast and secondary mast to the aft. The vessel’s broad beam provides expansive decks and spacious cabins below. Some are extremely large and luxurious, others much more modest.

At anchor, aboard the 42-metre-long gulet, Carpe Diem 3.

Gulets are a very popular charter vessel in the Eastern Mediterranean because of their design for comfort, varying sizes from 14 to 45 metres, and levels of finish from basic to ultra luxurious. Families or groups of friends wanting to enjoy a charter holiday on board a spacious boat with ample proportions, which offers good value for money, have to look hard to beat a Turkish gulet.

The accommodations aboard Carpe Diem 3 are spacious and comfortable.