The 125-foot gulet, WHITE SOUL is a deluxe schooner-rigged gulet with wide teak decks and voluminous interior. She is Bodrum-style gulet with extra wide beam allowing for a very spacious interior. Aboard WHITE SOUL, guests enjoy generous sized cabins, comfortable airconditioned living areas and plentiful sunning and lounging areas on deck. With her beautiful interior designed by Matteo Picchio of Milan, WHITE SOUL is anything but typical!

WHITE SOUL accommodates up to 10 guests in five cabins: three doubles and a twin. Each of these five cabins is comfortable and well furnished, with private en suite facilities and individually controllable air conditioning. The owner's cabin is full-width and features its own comfortable settee and a walk in closet.

Guests can choose to lounge in the air conditioned comfort of the yacht's spacious deck saloon, complete with lushly cushioned sofas and well-equipped entertainment system. Alternatively, they can opt to find a quiet spot to relax and stretch out on deck, under the cover of the aft awning or forward, on one of nine sun mattresses.

Dining on board is a creative pleasure where WHITE SOUL's choice of dining venues caters for any occasion: pre-dinner cocktails on the forward deck, large formal gatherings in the saloon or an al-night celebration around the large aft deck dining table following a sumptuous five course meal.

Guests on board WHITE SOUL have a unique opportunity to visit some of the Eastern Mediterranean's most secluded anchorages or most popular coastal resort towns in a thoroughly luxurious manner, professionally attended by five experience crew, all of whom have been with the yacht since her launch. Set sail for the journey of a lifetime!

5.2m Tender with 15 HP

4.8m Tender with 80 HP

4 x Paddle Board

2 x Canoe

2 x Sub Wing

Seabob

Satellite TV and DVD player

WiFi

USB to connect multimedia devices

Board games

2 x Man 430 HP

2 x Perkins 70 Kw

All running expenses of the yacht, crew’s wages, fuel for an average of 4 hours cruising per day, ship’s laundry, free use of onboard watersports and recreational equipment, all taxes and harbour (public town quays) expenses.

20% VAT + APA

All meals and drinks, fuel motor-operated equipment, all private marinas, all land tours.

An APA is also known as an Advance Provisioning Allowance, and this is generally 30% of the total charter fee — allocated to the yacht ahead of the charter for the purpose of provisioning the yacht with the exact items required for the preparation of your meals and snacks during your charter. Should the 30% APA exceed the amount required to provision the yacht prior to the charter, and procure any additional items during the course of the charter, the excess amount is always refunded to the charterer at the end of their charter. Of course, the opposite may also apply, where an additional amount of APA is requested so as to cover expenses.