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Gulets are small agile vessels that are ideal for coastal sailing in the Mediterranean where they can access small bays and ports - they now ply the coasts of Turkey, Greece, Montenegro, Croatia & Italy. You can expect great food prepared on board, plenty of swimming and often other activities like kayaking & snorkelling, and for those that want it a great deal of relaxation. The beautiful wooden interiors offer ensuite cabins and air conditioning, and the captain and crew will make sure you have a great time. Our gulets can accommodate from 8 to 17 guests and are available as both cabin charter and whole ship charters.
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Montenegro Gulets |
Sicily Gulets |
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Financial Security
We are members of the Travel Trust Association (TTA number Q3314), an association of Travel Organisers that operates trust accounts to provide total financial protection for consumers. Booking your holiday with a member of the TTA protects you in the unlikely event of that member becoming insolvent. Once we confirm your holiday, you are 100% ATOL protected. read more |
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At The Small Cruise Ship Collection, we only do small ship cruises - Our smallest 'ship' carries just 8 people - The largest around 250. Most carry 40-100 passengers, and this has many advantages:
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• Nooks and crannies. Small ships can reach the parts larger ships cannot. Whether this is a bay full of penguins in Antarctica, a small village in Papua New Guinea, a pristine reef in Fiji or a known Polar bear haunt, larger ships can't access these nooks.
• Regulations. In Croatia only vessels of maximum of 500 tonnes are allowed into most ports.
• Rules and regulations. On cruises to Antarctica no more than 100 passengers can go ashore. If your ship carries 150, or 300, either someone misses out or you have to wait your turn!
• Small villages. If you are visiting a small village in Cuba, Cruising the Greek Islands or Papua New Guinea, they will welcome a visit from 40-50 people, but 600? 3000? Just not feasible.
• Queues. What are they?
• More personable. On a small ship, you will get to know the passengers. |
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