OCEAN BREEZE

Ocean Breeze is a 42-metre wooden displacement motor yacht built by Urkmezler Yachts in 2010 and refit in 2019, sailing under the Turkish flag. Her timber construction places her in a distinct tradition of Aegean craftsmanship, and the 2019 refit signals a maintained vessel operating at a standard comfortably above her build year alone would suggest.

As a charter yacht, Ocean Breeze is well suited to groups of up to twelve guests seeking a relaxed, sociable experience across the Turkish coast and broader Mediterranean. Her six cabins and crew complement of eight deliver a service ratio that supports attentive, unhurried hospitality without feeling institutional. She is not ideally suited to guests who prioritise long ocean passages or itineraries beyond the Mediterranean basin, and those seeking a performance-oriented or highly contemporary interior aesthetic may find her character more traditional than they expect.

Among wooden displacement yachts of her length, Ocean Breeze occupies a relatively spacious footprint at 390 gross tonnes, which translates to generous communal volumes for a vessel her size. Displacement hulls of this type are known for a steady, quiet motion at sea rather than speed, and her 12-knot cruising pace is appropriate to the coastal and island-hopping routes for which she is clearly designed. The Turkish gulet-influenced build tradition tends to prioritise beam and deck space, qualities that reward guests who spend much of their time on the water rather than below decks.

Ocean Breeze is oriented strongly around outdoor living and active water use. Her sun deck, sunpads, swimming platform, beach club, and swimming pool give the exterior spaces considerable range across different times of day and group moods. The water toy inventory is well stocked for a vessel of this class, with Seabobs, a jet-ski, canoe, water bikes, and inflatable options ensuring that guests with varied activity preferences are consistently catered for. The absence of a listed tender is a practical consideration worth clarifying with the operator prior to booking.

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