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Turkey Yacht Charter

Turkey is one of the most underrated yacht charter destinations in the Mediterranean – and one of the smartest.

While others flock to overcrowded marinas in Greece or Croatia, Turkey quietly delivers one of the best cruising experiences in the Med.

You get more yacht for your budget, more room to anchor, and a coastline that still feels wild – dotted with ancient cities, pine-covered bays, and fishing villages that haven’t sold out to mass tourism.

Our team specializes in fully crewed yacht charters — from family-friendly gulets built in Bodrum to luxury motor yachts departing from Göcek or Marmaris. We know which yachts are actually well run, which crews will take care of you, and how to build an itinerary that avoids the noise and finds the good spots.

Let’s Plan Your Dream Turkish Yacht Charter

The Turkish coast has hundreds of yachts and even more possible routes. We’ll help you cut through the noise and find the best crewed charter for your dates, group, and style.

Yacht Types Available for Charter in Turkey

We work with the core yacht types that define the Turkish charter scene: traditional gulets perfect for families or lager groups, motor yachts for longer itineraries with speed and comfort, and large luxury yachts with top-tier service.

Turkey also stands out as one of the few places in the Med where charters for over 12 guests are legal and widely available.

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Where to Start Your Turkey Yacht Charter?

The central hub for yacht charters in Turkey is found on the southwest coast between Bodrum and Fethiye, also known as the Turquoise Coast or the Turkish Riviera.

Bodrum Yacht Charter

Luxury marina, nightlife, & history. The heart of Turkey’s charter scene.

Fethiye Yacht Charter

Great access to natural wonders like Ölüdeniz and Butterfly Valley.

Marmaris Yacht Charter

Ideal for relaxed cruising, wide bays, and easy sailing conditions.

Göcek Yacht Charter

Calm, protected waters and easy island-hopping.

Top Places to Visit on a Turkey Yacht Charter

Kekova and the Sunken City, Turkey

Kekova & The Sunken City

One of Turkey’s most iconic anchorages — kayak over ancient ruins submerged beneath crystal-clear water.

Kas, Turkey

Kaş

Charming town with great diving, ancient tombs, and laid-back waterfront restaurants — ideal for a slower-paced stop.

Oludeniz beach, Turkey

Ölüdeniz & the Blue Lagoon

Famous for its bright turquoise bay and paragliding above your anchored yacht — one of the most photographed spots in Turkey.

A Great Yacht Charter Starts with the Right Advice

Each stretch of the Turkish Riviera offers something different — from ancient ruins to island-hopping to quiet anchorages. Our team helps you map out the right route based on yacht type, experience level, and what you actually want from your charter.

Sample Turkey Yacht Charter Itineraries

A well-planned itinerary makes all the difference. Whether you want a relaxed island-hop, a route packed with ancient sites, or quiet anchorages away from the crowds — we’ll help you build the right cruise, starting from the best port.

Aerial view of yachts anchored between the lush islets of the Seven Islands near Göcek, Turkey

Discover the Hotspots of the Turquoise Coast | Fethiye to Bodrum

This 8-day yacht charter itinerary from Fethiye to Bodrum is one of the most well-balanced routes on the Turkish Riviera. It combines some of the coast’s best anchorages with cultural stops, great local food, and enough flexibility to suit both relaxed and more active charters.

Kas, Turkey

Ultimate 7-Day Turkey Yacht Charter Itinerary | Göcek Round Trip

This 7-day itinerary covers the quieter, eastern stretch of the Turquoise Coast–ideal for those looking to escape the crowds and explore ancient Lycian sites and turquoise anchorages. Starting and ending in Göcek, this loop itinerary includes stops in Fethiye, Gemiler Island, Kalkan, Kekova, and Kaş.

Best Crewed Yachts in Turkey Righ Now

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MARLA

From €165,000/week
6 cabins
164 ft
Amels
12 guests
Refit: 2012
400 Litres/Hr

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BENIK

From €60,000/week
5 cabins
110 ft
Cantieri di Pisa, Italy
12 guests
Refit: 2021
750 Litres/Hr

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PERFORMANCE FEE

From €56,000/week
5 cabins
131 ft
Custom Gulet-Motor Sailor
10 guests
Refit: 2023

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Moka

From €235,000/week
6 cabins
164 ft
Michel Joubert
12 guests
Refit: 2024

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ARESTEAS

From €145,000/week
6 cabins
167 ft
Custom
12 guests
Refit: 2022

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KAPTAN KADIR

From €50,000/week
6 cabins
127 ft
Custom
12 guests
Refit: 2009
80 Litres/Hr

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From €85,000/week
4 cabins
113 ft
Tansu
8 guests
Refit: 2021
200 Litres/Hr

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a yacht charter in Turkey cost?

We recommend budgeting from €15,000/week for a crewed motor yacht. Gulets are more affordable, and superyachts can exceed €200,000/week. Charter costs vary based on yacht type, season, and itinerary.

What is the best time to charter a yacht in Turkey?

We recommend chartering between May and October, with June to August offering the hottest weather. For better rates and fewer crowds, go in May, early June, or September.

What’s better: a motor yacht or a gulet?

We recommend motor yachts for speed and luxury, and gulets for relaxed group cruising at better value. Both come with full crews — we’ll help you choose based on group size and route.

Can I charter a yacht for more than 12 people in Turkey?

Yes. Turkey is one of the few places in the Med that allows charters for 12+ guests. We recommend larger gulets, multi-yacht setups, or licensed large-capacity vessels.

Are there all-inclusive yacht charters in Turkey?

Some gulets offer all-inclusive packages. Most luxury yachts operate plus expenses, meaning the base rate + APA for fuel, food, and activities. We’ll guide you on what’s included.

How far in advance should I book my Turkey yacht charter?

We strongly recommend booking 6–12 months ahead, especially for July and August. Top yachts are often booked out a year in advance.

Can I charter a yacht from Turkey to Greece?

Yes, but we recommend planning with a broker. You’ll need to clear customs and follow maritime rules, and Greek laws limit group sizes to 12 max.

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Alec

Oct 15, 2025

Louis made it happen again.

We have chosen Louis’ expertise and services in the past and yet again and he delivered exceptionally..

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James F Teitsworth

Oct 8, 2025

William provided excellent service and suggestions throughout our entire reservation process.

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Grant Henegan

Sep 23, 2025

Very good experience with DMA and Chris de Kock in particular. Great follow up prompt answer to questions. Advice on Yacht selection was spot on and our wek went odd without a hitch.

What Do Our Clients Say?

Our clients come back year after year — because we don’t just book yachts, we deliver the right yacht, crew, and itinerary. Rated 4.9/5 on Trustpilot, with dozens of verified reviews from happy charterers.

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