A gulet charter is the roomiest way to put one group on the water: the same boat suits a family of six or a celebration of around fifty, and it sails for you alone. A private crew runs the deck while you settle into a day with no fixed programme and no one to share it with.
You and the captain shape the route between you — where to head, when to pause, how long to stay — and somewhere along the way the Temple of Apollo slides past on the shoreline, a sight best admired from the sea. Pack swimwear and a towel, because calm water alongside a gulet is very hard to resist.
Lunch is part of the charter, with the menu put together for your group in advance, and the on-board music system plays whatever you queue up. Booking costs nothing up front: you pay in euros on the day you sail, and cancellation is free until 24 hours beforehand.