Some yachts announce themselves quietly. Queen Atlantis is not one of them. At 35.45 metres long with a beam of 8.50 metres, she carries herself with the kind of unhurried confidence that only a well-proportioned gulet can pull off — wide enough to feel like a floating villa, long enough to carve through open water with genuine grace. We're delighted to welcome her to our portfolio, and frankly, she's been worth the wait.
Built for Space, Designed for Living
Originally built in 2014 and heading into a full refit in winter 2026/2027, Queen Atlantis arrives refreshed and ready. Eight spacious cabins sleep up to 16 guests — a genuine rarity in the luxury gulet charter world, where generous capacity too often comes at the expense of comfort. Not here. The beam alone tells you that space hasn't been compromised: wide decks, a proper salon dining area, a forward deck for al fresco lunches, and — the detail we keep coming back to — a jacuzzi on the flybridge.
That flybridge is, in our view, one of her finest features. Suntanning space that actually fits the whole group, elevated above the water with panoramic views in every direction. At anchor in a turquoise cove, with the sun dropping behind the hills, it's hard to imagine a better spot on earth.
Türkiye Yacht Charter: The Blue Voyage Reinvented
Queen Atlantis is fully licensed to carry 16 guests in Turkish waters — making her an exceptional choice for a Türkiye yacht charter with a larger group. The Turkish Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines are, honestly, some of the most dramatic sailing grounds in the world. Think Göcek, where the boat is based: a sheltered bay town ringed by forested hills, surrounded by a scattering of private islands and hidden coves that most tourists never reach by road.
From Göcek, the possibilities fan out beautifully. Sail south to the sunken ruins of Kekova, anchor off the ghost town of Kayaköy, or thread through the islands of the Göcek Archipelago at your own pace. A private yacht charter in this part of the world isn't just a holiday — it's access to a coastline that rewards exploration.
Greece Yacht Charter: Island Hopping in Style
Cross into Greek waters and Queen Atlantis takes on a different character entirely — or rather, the scenery changes so dramatically that the boat feels like a new discovery all over again. Licensed for 12 guests in Greek waters, she's perfectly suited to a more intimate Greece yacht charter, whether that means the Dodecanese islands — Rhodes, Symi, Patmos — or the quieter reaches of the eastern Aegean that most charter itineraries skip entirely.
There's something about arriving at a Greek island by private yacht that no other form of travel can replicate. The whitewashed villages, the bougainvillea, the tavernas right at the water's edge — you see all of it, but on your own schedule. Drop anchor in a deserted bay in the morning, be sipping wine in a clifftop village by evening. That's the luxury charter holiday Queen Atlantis is built to deliver.
The Detail That Makes the Difference
With the 2026/2027 refit on the horizon, Queen Atlantis will arrive into the next charter season in impeccable condition. We always pay close attention to what a refit says about an owner's commitment — and this one signals exactly the right priorities. Guests aboard a newly refreshed yacht feel it immediately: in the quality of the finishes, in how everything works the first time, in the quiet confidence of a crew operating on a boat they're proud of.
Whether your group is celebrating something — a milestone birthday, a family reunion, a wedding party — or simply craving the kind of unhurried, uncrowded travel that only a luxury gulet charter can offer, Queen Atlantis is ready. The coastlines of Türkiye and Greece are waiting, and so are we. Get in touch with our team to start planning your itinerary.
