GOZDEM THE ONE

Custom naval architecture shaped GOZDEM THE ONE's 1996 launch with an expansive sun deck that transforms this 26-meter sailing yacht into a floating solar sanctuary. The broad teak expanse spans nearly the full beam of 6.53 meters, creating multiple zones for sun worship, alfresco dining, and sunset cocktails under canvas or stars. Dual helm stations bookend the deck's forward section, allowing crew to maintain sail trim while guests sprawl across cushioned loungers that follow the yacht's gentle curves. Central to the space, a fixed dining table seats the full complement of 14 guests for meals prepared in the galley below and served on deck through dedicated service hatches that eliminate the need for endless trips up companion stairs. When trade winds build, retractable awnings deploy from stainless steel tracks, creating instant shade without sacrificing the panoramic views that make blue water sailing so compelling. The deck's raised coaming doubles as additional seating and provides secure handholds when GOZDEM THE ONE heels under full sail. Four professional crew ensure the yacht operates smoothly while guests focus entirely on the sun deck's offerings, from morning yoga sessions to midnight stargazing. Custom stowage compartments beneath the deck house everything from beach umbrellas to water toys, keeping the 83-ton yacht's surfaces clear for pure relaxation. Below deck, the yacht accommodates its 14 guests in comfortable quarters, though the sun deck's magnetic pull means most social life happens under the Mediterranean or Caribbean sun that gives this sailing yacht its true purpose.