Oguz Khan

Bodrum and the Caribbean sit on opposite sides of the map, and Oguz Khan's charter calendar covers both ends of it. Through Boatcrowd she charters out of Antigua's Falmouth Harbour across a string of Caribbean islands, and separately out of Turkey, into Greece and Cyprus. Bodrum Oguz Marin delivered her new in 2025, a fifty-metre steel motor yacht built for twelve guests.

Build and provenance

She is a steel-hulled, aluminium-superstructure motor yacht, a monohull built to a displacement profile at 50 metres and 165 feet, with a beam of 9.83 metres, delivering 299 gross tons. Vento Yachting and Hakan Humali worked on her design, and because Bodrum Oguz Marin only handed her over in 2025 there is no refit history yet, just the build she was launched with.

Layout and accommodation

Twelve guests sleep across six cabins: the master suite has its own Turkish bath and steam room, and five further en-suite cabins give everyone else a similar level of privacy. A crew of ten runs the yacht, a ratio built for a charter operation that has to turn the boat around between groups as much as for owner use.

Performance and engineering

She cruises at twelve knots and reaches fourteen at full throttle, speeds that fit a steel-hulled displacement yacht built for steady, comfortable running rather than short sprints. Her 9.83-metre beam gives that speed range real stability, which matters on a yacht that moves between charter seasons as often as she does.

Where she lies and how to see her

Oguz Khan lies in Bodrum, Turkey. Boatcrowd sets up and attends every viewing, and once an offer is accepted, survey and sea trial come next before anything closes. Her charter programme already runs through us, from the Caribbean out of Falmouth Harbour to Turkey, Greece and Cyprus, so a buyer can charter her in either region and see how she suits a season before deciding to buy.