Gulet 75 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

The Gulet 75 represents a quintessential size within the traditional Turkish schooner and ketch lineage, balancing the maneuverability required for tuckedaway Aegean coves with the substantial volume of a 23meter luxury vessel. Originating from the shipyards of Bodrum, Marmaris, and Bozburun, these vessels are defined by their handcrafted wooden hulls—traditionally pine, mahogany, or teak—and a massive beam that often exceeds six meters. Unlike modern production fiberglass yachts, the Gulet 75 is typically a displacement motorsailer, designed more for stability and "Blue Cruise" hospitality than for competitive racing. These vessels are distinguished by two primary hull forms: the Aynakıç (transom stern), which provides additional interior volume in the aft, and the Karpuzkıç (rounded stern), which is prized for its classic aesthetic and seakindliness in following seas.