HARUN

HARUN is a 37.7-metre custom displacement vessel built in Turkey in 2015 and refitted in 2021, operating under Turkish flag. Her exterior design is attributed to Harun — the yard that constructed her — and she is built with a wooden hull, a construction material that distinguishes her from the GRP and steel majority of the assessed fleet and places her within a craft tradition that remains significant in Turkish and Aegean boatbuilding.

She accommodates 10 guests across 5 cabins with a crew of 6, operating across Greece, Turkey, and the broader eastern Mediterranean. The crew-to-guest ratio of 1:1.67 is well suited to attentive service at this scale. HARUN is best suited to charter parties drawn to traditional materials and craftsmanship, and to those planning itineraries through the Aegean and Turkish coast. She is not suited to those requiring high-speed passages, extended range, or the amenity density of larger vessels.

Wooden construction demands disciplined maintenance routines, and the 2021 refit is an encouraging indicator of continued investment. At 254 gross tonnes and 37.7 metres, HARUN occupies a practical scale for navigating smaller Aegean anchorages inaccessible to larger yachts. Her displacement hull achieves 10 knots cruising with a 12-knot maximum and a 480-nautical-mile range — calibrated for coastal cruising rather than trans-sea passages.

Amenities include a deck jacuzzi, hydraulic swim platform, gym equipment, sun deck with sunpads, satellite television, and Wi-Fi. Water toys cover a Seadoo jet-ski, wakeboards, water-skis, ringos, canoes, paddleboards, floating golf, and snorkelling equipment — a considered selection for a vessel of this size. The crew of 6 attending 10 guests provides a personable and responsive service dynamic consistent with the scale of the operation.

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