Luxury gulet, DOUBLE EAGLE was launched in 2010 and refitted in 2015. This gulet is one of the many traditionally-styled gulets based in Bodrum and available for luxury charter in the Eastern Mediterranean At 38-metres in the length, the DOUBLE EAGLE has many attractive features, including a very roomy interior, fun decor and wide, open deck space.

Accomodation aboard the DOUBLE EAGLE is ideally suited to 5 couples. The yacht;'s cabin layout offers two master cabins, each fitted with two queen-size berths, one VIP cabin with a large queen-size berth and two twin cabins - each of which has two single berths that can be converted into a king-size berth. The yacht's cabins have been carefully furnished and fitted with every possible amenity to ensure complete comfort for a party of between 10 and 12 guests.

Families can relax and enjoy their own private space on board, with DOUBLE EAGLE's large flybridge offering a sunning area with cushions. The layout of this yacht invites guests to lay back and enjoy the passing scenery following a morning of fun in the water or ashore. There are plenty of activities from which to choose, and the DOUBLE EAGLE is extremely well-equipped offering stand-up paddle boarding, waterskiing, Banana, Ringo and canoeing.

There is a formal dining area for 10 guests in the yacht's air conditioned saloon and a more casual setting on the aft deck.

DOUBLE EAGLE's friendly crew of seven will assure that their guests' every need is attended to, all the while enjoying the opportunity to present the magic that is the Turquoise coast of Turkey in a very special, memorable way.

Tender with 80 hp

Tender with 250 hp

Jet Ski

Seabob

Mable

Water Ski

2 x Canoe

2 x Paddle board

Snorkels

Fish Equipment

TV, DVD player

Hi-Fi music system

LCD satellite

Play Station

Wifi

2 x 550 Hp Volvo Penta

2 x 66 Kw + 27 Kw Perkin

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.