Top 10 Motor Yachts for Charter in Turkey in 2026

10. SON OF ANGEL

SON OF ANGEL is the newest hull on this list, a 2025-built 30-metre that you can charter for 35,000 euros a week. That combination is the reason she is here: brand-new boats in Turkey usually price well above this bracket, so she is our pick for clients who want current systems, a fresh interior, and first-seasons condition without stepping up a price class.

The honest trade is capacity. She runs 4 cabins for 8 guests, so she suits two families or four couples rather than a big group; if you need five cabins, look at ARCHSEA or SANREF further up this list. She is confirmed operating on the Turkish coast this season, and for an 8-guest week out of Bodrum or Gocek she is the newest boat you can get at this money.

9. ARCHSEA

ARCHSEA stands out because she feels more expensive than she is. At just €35,000/week, she gives off the kind of polish you’d expect on a yacht twice the price.

She fits 9 guests in 4 cabins, and every space, from the deck lounges to the cabins, is done with intention. There’s a Jacuzzi, quality furnishings, and smooth styling that make her feel like a high-end superyacht.

Perfect for a smaller group who cares about design, quality, and a premium vibe without going overboard on budget.

8. FUNSEA

FUNSEA earns her place with a track record: she is one of the most-booked motor yachts across our fleet, and boats do not get rebooked like that by accident. She is a 27-metre with 5 cabins for 12 guests at 39,900 euros a week, which makes her one of the few yachts in this bracket that takes a full group of twelve without pushing into the next price class.

She is a 2010 build kept busy and kept up, and she is confirmed chartering the Turkish coast this season. For families or mixed groups who care more about a proven crew and full capacity than the newest interior, she is the safe, high-value answer in the low-40s bracket, exactly the slot she occupies here.

7. SANREF

SANREF works because she’s flexible. With 5 cabins for 12 guests, she suits multiple couples, extended families, or mixed groups without anyone getting stuck in a bad room.

The deck areas are a strong point – big aft dining, spacious bow sunpads, and enough separation for everyone to relax. For €42,000/week, she’s solid value for her size and guest count.

Her water toy selection includes a wakeboard, a paddleboard, and a water ski. She’s also got a great charter track record, so she’s an easy choice for groups who want space, comfort, and proven performance.

6. CROCUS

CROCUS is for guests who want a more premium onboard lifestyle. She offers 6 cabins for 12 guests, a Jacuzzi, a jet ski, and a build quality that stands up well against newer yachts.

At 137 ft, there’s real room to move: the deck plan gives you dedicated spaces for sunbathing, dining, and socializing without overlap.

She’s ideal for guests who want more yacht volume for their money.

5. GO

GO is for groups who want speed with their comfort. She burns 460 liters/hour at a 14 knot cruising speed, with a max speed of 20 knots – ideal if you’re covering distance or hopping fast between bays.

At 114 ft, she accommodates 10 guests in 5 cabins, all finished to a high spec. The layout is smart: full-beam master, generous saloon, and a well-appointed deck that’s built for entertaining.

She carries the full spread of toys, including a jet ski, wakeboard, paddleboard, water ski, and the 2022 refit sharpened her style and systems.

Best suited for groups who want a sleek, capable yacht with a touch of muscle for a fast-paced charter along the Turkish coast.

4. ANKA

ANKA is the yacht our own team knows best on this list. Three of our brokers spent two nights onboard on a full familiarization trip, and she earned this spot the honest way: a 2019-built 100-footer for 10 guests that is run like a boat twice her price.

The chef is the headline. Meals ranged from a traditional meze lunch to a full vegan tasting, and the galley handled both without blinking, which is exactly what you want on a week where every meal happens onboard. Deck space is generous for her size, the crew is warm without hovering, and at 90,000 euros a week she sits at the serious end of the Turkish motor fleet while still undercutting the big-name boats. For a group that cares about food and service more than headline length, she is the strongest pick here.

3. DEEP WATER

DEEP WATER is all about modern charter design, built in 2022, with 6 equal cabins for 12 guests, and a clean, contemporary finish throughout.

She’s loaded with toys: a jet ski, a water ski, paddleboards, an inflatable platform, and a huge swim platform to use them from. Crew gets high marks for active charters – especially for guests who want to be in the water every day.

With a rate around €73,500/week, she’s priced for groups who want top-end layout and experience, without stepping into ultra-luxury territory.

2. LADY LUNA

LADY LUNA is the newest serious motor yacht in Turkish waters: a 2025-delivered 105-foot Marti build that ran her maiden season across the Greek islands and the Turkish coast. Brand-new at this level means current systems, an untouched interior, and a crew building their routine around the boat instead of working around her age.

She takes 10 guests, and at 100,000 euros a week she sits exactly between the volume picks below and LATIKO above: the slot for clients who want new and polished without the full flagship budget. We filmed her ourselves, and the walkthrough below shows her condition better than any brochure line could.

1. LATIKO

LATIKO takes the top spot on a first-hand inspection: we were onboard in Sanremo, and she is one of the best 2014-built yachts we have seen anywhere. The interior is what stays with you, fabric selections and color combinations at a level most refits never reach. She is a 144-foot Benetti for 11 guests, licensed to charter across the whole Mediterranean, and she genuinely works Turkey alongside Greece, France and Spain.

Two operational details set her apart: a 14-metre chase boat, rare at any size, and captains who have run her since delivery, the continuity that shows in how a yacht is kept. At 165,000 euros a week she is the flagship of this list, and the boat we would put forward first for a no-compromise Turkish week.