The beautifully appointed gulet Cobra King was constructed to the very highest of standards in 2005 . She is a 34-metre masterpiece of Turkish craftsmanship - a fine example of epoxy laminated mahogany over a sturdy oak frame - and while her design is based on time-honoured boat-building techniques, her interior is anything but traditional!

Cobra King's gorgeous interior was created by famous Istanbul interior designer, Dara Kırmızıtoprak and resembles a breezy summer beach house. She has been designed to offer plenty of space for entertainment, including a wide saloon with comfortable seating and dining area. Prior to evening meals in this formal setting, there is a chance to gather in the comfort of the saloon and enjoy all that the yacht's entertainment centre has to offer.

Refurbished in 2016, Cobra King's luxurious accommodation for up to 10 guests is found in five spectacularly well decorated cabins. Her cabin layout allows for the main charterer or a honeymoon couple to enjoy a master cabin which takes up the entire 8-metre width oif the yacht. , The remaining four cabins are two double cabins and two twin cabins, and all are fitted with a LCD TV, DVD player, air-conditioning and roomy bathrooms finished in wood and marble. Thick mahogany walls ensure that cabins are incredibly well sound-proofed.

Meals can be taken in the saloon or around the aft deck dining table, and for an intimate gathering, there is a separate seating area at the bow. Cobra King carries a good inventory of sails and can achieve up to 11 knots under sail. Cobra King also carries a selection of watersports equipment including a wakeboard, water ski, kneeboard, inflatable SUP, ringo, canoe and fishing and snorkelling equipment. At least one member of Cobra King's six-strong Turkish crew are willing and able to assist with watersports instruction during the cruise.

Cobra King is a rare yacht and offers an unforgettable experience to those wishing to experience the Aegean and Mediterranean coasts of Turkey.

115 HP Tender with Waterski and Ringo

Inflatable Canoe

Inflatable Paddleboard

Snorkelling Equipment

Satellite TV & DVD player

WiFi

Board games

2 x 440 Hp Man

2 x ONAN 22 Kw / 27.5 Kw, 380 V 50 Hz

The Charter Fee includes the charter of the yacht with all its equipment in working order, tools, stores, cleaning materials, basic consumable stores for engine-room, deck and cabins etc.; the crew's wages, food; the insurance of the yacht for marine risk and third party claims and the crew for employer's liability.

VAT according to the cruising area

Advanced provisioning allowance (APA): the charterer is charged extra, at cost, for the charter expenses: fuel for the yacht, RIB or other tenders; food, soft drinks, wines, beers, spirits for the charterer, other consumable stores, berthing dues and other harbour charges away from the yacht's own berth, including pilotage fees and charges for water and electricity taken from the shore, laundry, telephone, fax or telex via radio or Inmarsat, as well as the hire costs of any special equipment placed on board at the request of the charterer. 25-40% APA is given to the yacht prior to the charter to allow the captain to buy fuel and provision the yacht as per the charterer's demands. At the end of the charter, the captain presents full accounts of all expenditure. The charterer is either refunded any money not used or asked to pay any additional costs not covered by the APA.