These days, Gulets are associated primarily with charter and various designs have emerged, all of which come under the collective description of wooden Gulet. The double-ended traditional Tirhandil is the oldest style of vessel on the Aegean Sea. Tirhandils sail well and are an attractive vessel with plenty of deck space. Every cabin has a wardrobe for hanging clothes and a number of drawers. There is also room for stowing bags and bulky items.
Most cabins have their own ensuite bathroom with a pull-out shower hose attached at the basin.
The ladder for getting into and out of the water can be of the type shown in the picture below, or on smaller yachts, can be a straight ladder which descends under the surface of the water. There are also numerous yachts with aft swimming platforms. All yachts have a tender with either oars or an outboard engine. All yachts are equipped for safety, have a VHF radio, a stereo cassette player and a selection of cassettes. Many of the newer vessels have a cellular telephone, a TV, a video player and a CD player.