The price includes engine cruising up to 3 hours per day, the use of air conditioning, limited Wi-Fi, crew service, diesel and petrol expenses, and the use of equipment on board. Linen, towels, beach towels, and domestic water are also provided. All charter and berthing taxes, port procedures, transit log, and related formalities for shipping agents are included, along with yacht insurance (though it is advised to take travel insurance).
- Length
- 28 m92 ft
- Guests
- 11
- Cabins
- 51 master · 2 double · 1 twin · 1 triple
- Crew
- 4
- Built
- 2012refit 2023
- Cruising speed
- 9 knots
- Air conditioning
- In the cabins
- Wi-Fi
- On board
About Happy Hours
Happy Hours is a 28-metre traditional gulet built in 2012 and refitted in 2023, chartered privately with her crew on the Turkish coast around Bodrum, and to the nearby Greek islands. She takes up to 11 guests in 5 air-conditioned cabins (1 master cabin, 2 double cabins, 1 twin cabin and 1 triple cabin), each with its own shower and WC. A crew of 4 looks after you: the captain, a cook and deckhands.
Most of the day happens on deck. There is a cushioned aft deck with a big table for long lunches, a sun deck with mattresses under an awning and a deck shower for after a swim. For active days she carries water skis, a canoe, a paddle board, snorkelling gear and fishing gear.
In 2027 Happy Hours costs €2,000 a day in May and October, €2,500 in June and September and €3,250 in July and August. With 11 guests that works out at about €182 to €295 per person per day.
Similar 5-cabin gulets in our fleet include L'Orient (31 m, from €2,000 a day) and Kanarya (27 m, from €1,950 a day).
Her starting price is about 33% below the typical (median) price of the 58 5-cabin gulets in our fleet (€3,000 a day). Booking in May or October instead of July or August saves about 38% on the daily rate.
Where will you sleep?
5 cabins for up to 11 guests. The crew of 4 has its own quarters.
Technical details
- Length
- 28 m (92 ft)
- Beam
- 6.8 m (22 ft)
- Built / refit
- 2012 / 2023
- Engine
- 2 × Cummins 330 hp
- Generator
- 27 kW | 22 kW
- Cruising speed
- 9 knots
- Cabins
- 1 master cabin, 2 double cabins, 1 twin cabin and 1 triple cabin
- Bathrooms
- 5, all en-suite
- Crew
- 4, own crew cabin
Amenities
Happy Hours has air conditioning in the cabins, Wi-Fi, a sun deck with mattresses under an awning and indoor and outdoor dining areas. Water toys include water skis, a canoe, a paddle board, snorkelling gear and fishing gear.
Comfort & deck
- Sun deck area
- Sun mattresses & cushions
- Sun awning
- Cushioned aft deck
- Outdoor dining area
- Indoor dining area
- Shower on deck
- Fully equipped galley
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- Bar
- Deck table
- Deck chairs
- En-suite shower & WC
- A/C in cabins
Water toys
- Water skis
- Canoe
- Paddle board
- Snorkelling equipment
- Fishing equipment
Entertainment & connectivity
- Wi-Fi
- TV in saloon
- Navigation equipment
- Mobile phone on board
- CD player
What is included in the price?
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The price does not include food and drinks, transfers to and from the hotel or airport (which can be arranged), optional water sports, personal expenses and requests, gratuity for the crew, port taxes and mooring fees in the Greek islands, and VAT.
Still comparing? Get Happy Hours’s 2027 price list, cabin plan and what’s included by email. One follow-up from Hülya, no calls.
“A huge thank you to Hülya and the entire team at DE Yachting for organizing such a seamless experience. Every detail was thoughtfully planned, communication was excellent…”
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to charter Happy Hours?
Happy Hours costs €2,000 to €3,250 per day in 2027, depending on the month.
| Month | Per day | 7 nights |
|---|---|---|
| May | €2,000 | €14,000 |
| June | €2,500 | €17,500 |
| July | €3,250 | €22,750 |
| August | €3,250 | €22,750 |
| September | €2,500 | €17,500 |
| October | €2,000 | €14,000 |
The price includes the crew, fuel for up to 3 hours of cruising a day, yacht insurance, and charter and berthing taxes in Turkey.
How much does Happy Hours cost per person?
With 11 guests, Happy Hours costs about €182 per person per day in May and October and about €295 in July and August.
For a 7-night charter that is roughly €1,273 to €2,068 per person.
How many people can Happy Hours take?
Happy Hours takes up to 11 guests in 5 cabins: 1 master cabin, 2 double cabins, 1 twin cabin and 1 triple cabin.
Every cabin has air conditioning and its own shower and WC. The crew of 4 sleeps in separate crew quarters.
What is included in the Happy Hours charter price?
The crew, fuel for up to 3 hours of cruising a day, air conditioning, limited Wi-Fi, linen and towels, the equipment on board, yacht insurance, and charter and berthing taxes are included.
The full list of what is and is not included is under "What is included in the price?" above.
Where does Happy Hours sail?
Happy Hours cruises the Turkish coast around Bodrum, and the nearby Greek islands.
The exact route is planned with you before the trip.
When is the cheapest time to charter Happy Hours?
May and October are the cheapest months to charter Happy Hours, at €2,000 per day.
July and August cost €3,250 per day and are the warmest months for swimming. June (€2,500) and September (€2,500) sit in between.
How do I book Happy Hours?
Send your dates and group size with the form on this page. Hülya, our charter manager, checks availability with the captain and emails you a written offer within 24 hours.
You confirm with a signed charter agreement and pay in euros by bank transfer or card. If your plans change, your payment moves to another available date on the same gulet, and if we cannot deliver the gulet you get a full refund. De Yachting is a TÜRSAB licensed agency (No. 17781) with offices in Bodrum and the UK (+44 7449 968980), organising gulet charters since 2010.
Do I need a licence or experience to charter Happy Hours?
No. Happy Hours comes with a professional crew of 4, including an experienced captain.
The captain chooses the anchorages and handles mooring; you decide how long to stay in each bay.
Is Happy Hours good for active groups?
Yes. Happy Hours carries water skis, a canoe, a paddle board, snorkelling gear and fishing gear.
That matters if the group wants more than sunbathing and long meals on board.
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