COSMOS LUNA

Cosmos Luna is a 33.4-metre wooden-hulled displacement motor yacht built by Tuzla Shipyard in 2009 and registered under the Turkish flag. She represents a category of traditionally crafted gulet-influenced motor yachts that have long formed the backbone of premium Turkish charter, where hardwood construction and classical proportions carry genuine cultural and practical significance in these waters.

As a charter yacht, Cosmos Luna is well-matched to groups of up to ten guests seeking an unhurried, sociable experience across the Turkish coast and broader Mediterranean. Accommodating guests across five cabins with six crew aboard, the staff-to-guest ratio supports attentive, personalised service without the formality associated with larger fleet vessels. She is best suited to families, close friends, or small corporate groups who prioritise relaxed coastal exploration over high-speed passages or extensive offshore range. She is not the right choice for guests expecting the scale and amenity depth of a superyacht, or those seeking blue-water itineraries beyond the Mediterranean basin.

What distinguishes Cosmos Luna within her size category is the wooden hull itself — a construction choice that demands consistent and skilled maintenance, and one that shapes both her character and her motion at sea. Displacement hulls of this type are built for comfort over distance rather than speed, and at a cruising pace of 13 knots she moves steadily and quietly through the water, which is the experience her design intends.

Onboard life is oriented around the deck and the sea. A deck jacuzzi and a secondary jacuzzi position her for warm-weather leisure, and the water toy selection — covering water-skis, banana, ringo, fishing, and snorkelling equipment — reflects the active, coastline-focused charter this yacht is built around. Air conditioning, satellite television, and Wi-Fi ensure that comfort below decks matches the activity levels above. The absence of a listed tender is worth noting for prospective charterers when planning shore access along less developed stretches of coastline.

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