With the Turkish Yacht and Broker Association Charter Show (TYBA) 2024 set to take place between 3-7 May, maritime enthusiasts and 300 attending brokers are preparing to travel to the picturesque Göcek, Turkey.

Given the event is also drawing vessels from far and wide, we take a look at luxury yachts promised to be on display at the fifth edition of this highly anticipated event.Yazz | Aegean | 55.98-metres | 2007

Delivered in 2007, this sailing yacht, previously named Hazar Yildizi features an exterior penned by her shipyard Aegean Yacht while Osman Aslandere conceived her interiors, and her naval architecture was crafted by Yavuz Mete. Up to 12 guests can be accommodated across the yacht’s sumptuous staterooms, with space for a crew of up to 14, including the yacht’s captain.

Yazz will be on display with Galeo Yachting.La Bella Vita | Koyunbaba Boat Manufacturing | 47-metres | 2010

Previously named Carpe Diem IV, this sailing yacht, which has a beam of 8.84-metres, a draft of 4-metres and a volume of 210 GT, is able to host up to 12 guests onboard thanks to a layout consisting of two master staterooms, two double staterooms, and two twin staterooms.

La Bella Vita will be on display with Turk Yacht.Halcon Del Mar | Tum Tour Yacht | 45-metres | 2017

This sailing yacht was delivered in 2017 by the Turkey-based builder Tum Tour Yacht and features a wood hull and wood superstructure. In terms of Halcon Del Mar’s propulsion, she is powered by twin Scania engines that allow her to reach a cruising speed of 12 knots and 15 knots.

Halcon Del Mar will be on display with Sahinoglu Yachting.Aegean | Cobra Yacht | 44.8-metres | 2007

Delivered in 2007 by Cobra Yacht, this sailing yacht has a beam of 8.5-metres, a draft of 3.35-metres, and a volume of 205 GT. Across her interior layout penned by AvA Yachts, she is capable of sleeping up to 12 guests, while separate accommodation is available for as many as seven crew members, including her captain.

Aegean will be on display with Wondergulets Group.Clear Eyes | Pax Navi | 44.7-metres | 2010

Delivered by her Turkey-based shipyard in 2010, this gulet yacht benefitted from a refit in 2021 that left her in turnkey condition. Powered by twin Caterpillar engines, she is capable of reaching a cruising speed of 10.5 knots and a top speed of 13.5 knots.

Clear Eyes will be on display with Contact Yachts.Ubi Bene | Valena | 43.89-metres | 2010

Delivered in 2010 by Valena, this gulet yacht features exterior design and naval architecture both created in-house by her Turkey-based shipyard. Her twin Caterpillar engines can reach a cruising speed of 10 knots and 12 knots. Moreover, she is constructed with a wood hull and wood superstructure, and accommodates up to 12 guests onboard.

Ubi Bene will be on display with M.e.t.s Yat.Adamaris | Ürkmezler Yachts | 43-metres | 2009

Built and delivered by Ürkmezler Yachts in 2009, Adamaris underwent an extensive refit in 2021, leaving her in stellar condition. She is an impressive 16 berth yacht which accommodates guests across six staterooms. All rooms were penned in a modern style and are fitted with large windows that fill her rooms with natural light. Her master suite also features a private balcony.

Adamaris will be on display with Galeo Yachting.Crocus | SES Yachts | 42.67-metres | 2002

The 42.67-metre motor yacht Crocus was delivered in 2001 as Hülya. The SES yacht features a wood hull and superstructure with exterior design and naval architecture from her builder. Crocus is able to accommodate up to 12 guests across six staterooms, as well as a crew of seven across four cabins. Performance-wise, Crocus is equipped with twin Caterpillar engines that provide her with a top speed of 20 knots and a cruising speed of 15 knots.

Crocus will be on display with 4U Yachting. Lady I | CRN | 42.6-metres | 2008

Built by CRN in 2008 as part of the CRN 43 series, the superyacht Lady I features interior and exterior design by Zuccon International Project, with naval architecture from her builder CRN. Previously named Megalodon, Lady I has a five stateroom layout for up to 10 guests, as well as five cabins for a crew of nine. In terms of propulsion, Lady I is powered by twin Caterpillar engines, which give her a cruising speed of 13 knots and a top speed of 15.5 knots.

Lady I will be on display with Hill Robinson.Polaris | CRN | 42.6-metres | 2010

Delivered in 2010 by the Italian yard CRN to the designs of Zuccon International Project, Polaris, formerly known as Avant Garde 2, underwent an extensive refit in 2016 which included new interiors by Luxury Projects. Inside, the yacht can accommodate up to 11 guests across a full-beam master suite, two VIP staterooms, a double stateroom, and a twin complete with Pullman bunk.

Polaris will be on display with Mutlutur Yachting.Son of Wind | Unknown | 42.3-metres | 2021

This gulet yacht was delivered in 2021 by her shipyard in 2021, and is constructed with a wood hull and wood superstructure. She is able to accommodate up to 10 guests across a five stateroom configuration. In addition, the vessel has a mellow cruising speed of 12 knots and a top speed of 15 knots.

Son of Wind will be on display with Akasia Yachting.Illusion II | Lloyd’s Ships | 40-metres | 1990

Previously named Sky, the superyacht was launched in Australia in 1990 by Lloyds Ships. Featuring both naval architecture and exterior design penned by Phil Curran Design, Illusion II’s major refit saw her exterior re-imagined by Scaro Design and interior design crafted by Modus Mimarlik. Originally 36.7-metres in length, Illusion II was also extended to 40-metres during her refit, expanding her four staterooms to six.

Illusion II will be on display with Sky Enterprise. Ltd.Queen of Salmakis | Neta | 40-metres | 2019

This sailing yacht was delivered in 2019 and refitted in 2023, and is composed of a wood hull and superstructure. The gulet yacht is capable of sleeping up to 15 guests, thanks to a sumptuous eight stateroom layout. Moreover, she has a cruising speed of 11 knots and a top speed of 13 knots.

Queen of Salmakis will be on display with Salmakis Yachting.Ariela | CRN | 39.6-metres | 2004

The 39.6-metre motor yacht Ariela was delivered in 2004 from Italy as part of the CRN 128 series. Ariela features interior and exterior by Zuccon International Project, with naval architecture from her builder CRN. She is able to accommodate up to 12 guests in five staterooms, including a spacious master suite on the main deck and two VIP suites and two twins on the lower deck. Equipped with twin MTU engines, Ariela is able to reach a top speed of 26 knots, with a cruising speed of 23 knots.

Ariela will be on display with Mutlutur Yachting.Double Eagle | Bodrum Shipyard | 39.6-metres | 2005

With an interior design, exterior design, and naval architecture all created in-house by Bodrum Shipyard. Additionally, the gulet yacht’s twin Volvo Penta engines propel her to a cruising speed of 11 knots and a top speed of 14 knots. She has accommodation for as many as 12 crew members and six crew members.

Double Eagle will be on display with Guletbookers.Deep Water | Tum Tour Yacht | 39.2-metres | 2022

Deep Water was delivered in 2022 from Turkey and features exterior design by Atlas Yacht Design, with interior design penned by Epikworks. Previously named Derinsu, Deep Water can comfortably accommodate up to 12 guests across six staterooms. In terms of performance, Deep Water is powered by twin MAN engines that provide her with a cruising speed of 12 knots and a top speed of 14 knots.

Deep Water will be on display with Galeo Yachting.Gulmaria | Cavusoglu Yat Imalathanesi | 38.2-metres | 2013

Delivered in 2013, this sailing yacht has a beam of 8.06-metres and a draft of 3.7-metres, and has accommodation for as many as 12 guests. Performance-wise, Gulmaria is powered by twin John Deere engines that permit a cruising speed of 10 knots and a top speed of 14.7 knots, over a range of 2,000 nautical miles.

Gulmaria will be on display with Contact Yachts.Babylon | Leymar | 38-metres | 2013

Built in Turkey, the 38-metre Leymar sailing yacht Babylon features a wooden hull and wooden superstructure. Refitted in 2021, she features accommodation for up to 10 guests in five staterooms consisting of a master suite and three double staterooms. The gulet yacht is equipped with twin 430 horsepower Scania engines, providing her with a top speed of 15 knots and a cruising speed of eight knots.

Babylon will be on display with Barbaros Yachting. Queen of Makri | Megri Yachting | 37.2-metres | 2020

The 37.2-metre sailing yacht Queen of Markri was delivered in 2020 from Turkey. Queen of Markri is constructed from wood and is able to accommodate up to 12 guests across six staterooms, as well as a crew of six. In terms of performance, Queen of Markri is powered by twin Vovlo Penta engines, which give her a top speed of 14 knots and a cruising speed of 10 knots.

Queen of Makri will be on display with Makri Yachting.Harun | Huzur Yat | 37.2-metres | 2015

This flybridge yacht has a beam of 7.7-metres and a shallow draft of 1.65-metres, while her volume amounts to 254 GT. Both her exterior design and naval architecture were imagined in-house by her Turkey-based builder. Powered by twin MAN engines, she can reach a cruising speed of 10 knots and a top speed of 12.5 knots.

Jura II | Hall Russell | 36.58-metres | 1963

Originally built as Sea Crest and previously named Walanka, this motor yacht features naval architecture and exterior design by her builder, while her interior was penned by Misa Poggi. Fully restored, Jura II is powered by her two original Kelvin Diesels engines of 350 horsepower each, allowing her to reach a top speed of 12 knots and cover a range of 3,000 nautical miles while cruising at 10 knots.

Jura II will be on display with Classic Yacht Charters.Queen of Datça | Yener Yat | 36-metres | 2009

The 36-metre sailing yacht Queen of Datça was built in 2009 by Yener Yat as a traditional Turkish gulet. She features exterior design and naval architecture by AvA Yachts, and is equipped with over 1,000 square-metres of sails. Queen of Datça can sleep up to 10 guests across five staterooms, as well as a crew of six. Performance-wise, Queen of Datça can cruise comfortably at 9 knots and reach a top speed of 12 knots, thanks to twin MAN engines.

Queen of Datça will be on display with 4U Yachting.Zephyria II | Etemoğlu Boatyard | 34.8-metres | 2007

At a volume at 140 GT, the sailing yacht is capable of hosting up to 12 crew members across six staterooms, while additional accommodation is provided for as many as three crew members, including her captain. In terms of propulsion, she is powered by twin Iveco engines that allow her to reach a cruising speed of 12 knots.

Zephyria II will be on display with Zephyria Yachting. Silver Moon | Kulach | 34.55-metres | 2010

Delivered in 2010 from Turkey, Silver Moon features a wooden hull and superstructure. The gulet yacht can accommodate up to nine guests across four staterooms, comprising a master suite, VIP, double and a twin stateroom with a Pullman berth. Silver Moon can also carry a crew of five. In terms of propulsion, Silver Moon is equipped with twin Caterpillar engines, propelling her to a top speed of 14 knots and a cruising speed of 12 knots.

Silver Moon will be on display with Genta Ship Logistics.Axella | Crestitalia | 33.5-metres | 1991

The 185 GT flybridge yacht Axella can accommodate up to 10 guests across five staterooms, including a master suite, two VIPs and two twin staterooms. She also hosts up to five crew members. Her main saloon has L-shaped seating and a dining space. On deck, guests can enjoy al fresco dining on her main deck aft and sun deck, alongside sunbathing beds and lounge seating.

Axella will be on display with TWW Yachts.Questa Vita | Unknown | 33-metres | 2021

Performance wise, this gulet yacht is powered by twin Baudouin engines that can reach a cruising speed of 12 knots and a top speed of 14 knots. With a wood hull and superstructure, Questa Vita is able to host up to 12 guests across a six stateroom layout, while separate accommodation is available for as many as five crew members.

Questa Vita will be on display with Premium Yachts.Archsea | HG Yachts | 32-metres | 2015

Delivered by Turkey-based builder HG in 2015, Archsea, previously named Poseidon, has a wood hull and wood superstructure. Powered by twin Cummins engines, the motor yacht can reach a cruising speed of 10 knots and a top speed of 12 knots. She has a beam of 6.8-metres and a draft of 3.2-metres, as well as a volume of 200 GT.

Archsea will be on display with Contact Yachts.Lady Soul | Custom Line | 30.75-metres | 2006

Lady Soul is characterised by a contemporary design and spacious outdoor areas thanks to naval architecture by CRN. Both her exterior and interior design are the work of Italy-based design studio Zuccon International Project. She is able to accommodate up to 10 guests across a lavish five stateroom layout.

Lady Soul will be on display with Fraser.Calm Down | Fethiye Shipyard | 30-metres | 2023

At a volume of 190 GT, this explorer yacht is able to host up to 12 guests as well as six crew members. With a beam of 8.5-metres, Calm Down is constructed with a grp hull and grp superstructure. Powered by twin Iveco engines, she can reach a cruising speed of 12 knots and a top speed of 14 knots.

Calm Down will be on display with Naviga Yachting.Aegean Schatz | Yener Yat | 30-metres | 2006

Built by the Turkish shipyard Yener Yat in 2006, the 30-metre sailing yacht Schatz, formerly called Aegean Schatz, is capable of hosting up to 10 guests along with as many as five crew members, including her captain. Powered by twin MAN engines, she can reach a cruising speed of 12 knots.

Schatz will be on display with Wondergulets. Miss B | Unknown | 29.9-metres | 2009

At a volume of 100 GT and with a 7.15-metre beam, Miss B is capable of hosting up to eight guests onboard across a four stateroom layout, and can also accommodate up to four crew members. Performance-wise, she is powered by twin Iveco engines that allow for a cruising speed of 11 knots and a top speed of 13 knots.

Miss B will be on display with Verus Tourism.Cinar Yildizi | Fethiye | 26-metres | 2022

Cinar Yildizi is an explorer yacht with a grp hull and superstructure, and accommodation for up to 11 guests across a six stateroom layout. In addition, there are separate living quarters suitable for hosting as many as six crew members. Powered by twin Volvo Penta engines, she has a breezy cruising speed of 11 knots.

Cinar Yildizi will be on display with Turk Yacht.Simay S | S Yachting | 25-metres | 2015

Simay S will be on display with Hasmarine Yatcilik.Magnolia 1 | Magnolia Yachts | 23.99-metres | 2022

Magnolia 1 will be on display with Contact Yachts.Beyaz Lale | Unknown | 23.8-metres | 1995

Beyaz Lale will be on display with 4U Yachting.