Saturday, November 15, 2008. Sailing in a gulet is a wonderful experience. A gulet is a type of motorsailing yachts that have been built in Turkey for several hundred years. They were previously used as cargo ships to transport goods along the Turkish coast. Real gulets have no cabins at the back, which is raised well above the water line. This gives this type of yachts their very special profile. And she is the most beautiful boat that we have ever seen. Of course, we are biased, but look at the pic.

På väg mot terminalen korsade planet en bilväg där bilarna snällt väntade bakom nedfällda bommar. Temperaturen var 30 grader - ett tecken på att vi kommit rätt. Vilken fröjdefull färd längs kusten! Det kändes som sommarlovets första dag! En uniformsklädd general Gotovina betr.

Saturday, November 15, 2008. Sailing in Croatia is becoming more and more popular. There are many reasons for this. First of all the Croatian coast and its archipelago are undescribably beautiful. There are many historically interesting towns and small fishing villages as well as numerous bays where sailors can find shelter for the night. The name of our yacht is Algarina. She is a Turkish-built motorsailer, a so-called gulet. You can read both these stories if you like by following the links to the right.