Our Gulet fleet across all destinations
Gulet Charter in Turkey
Set off on a boutique blue cruise aboard our traditional wooden gulets in Turkey’s most beautiful bays. Experience comfort and hospitality together.
- Yachts
- 718 yachts
- Price range
- €500 - €38,000/ day
- Capacity
- 4-20 guests
Prices update for the month you select.
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TÜRSAB Licensed Agency. Member No: A-13103Hull and liability insurance included100% refund up to 45 days before departure
Daily Charter Prices by Boat Type
Approximate daily charter price ranges by type, based on our live inventory: Gulet €800 - €2,000, Motor Yacht €1,000 - €3,200, Sailing Yacht €250 - €425, Catamaran €450 - €800.
| Boat Type | Daily Price Range | Boats |
|---|---|---|
| Gulet | €800 - €2,000 | 718 boats |
| Motor Yacht | €1,000 - €3,200 | 358 boats |
| Sailing Yacht | €250 - €425 | 458 boats |
| Catamaran | €450 - €800 | 185 boats |
Prices vary by season, capacity and crewed/bareboat choice; contact us with your dates and party size for an exact quote.
Turkey’s turquoise coast is the birthplace of the gulet, and sailing on one remains the most authentic way to discover the Mediterranean. Handcrafted from wood, gulets combine tradition with modern comfort, offering wide decks, shaded dining spaces, and a boutique sailing experience.
Who Is It For?
- Couples seeking romance and privacy.
- Families with children wanting a safe and relaxing holiday.
- Groups of friends looking for shared adventures.
- Travelers interested in cultural heritage combined with nature.
Season & Weather
- May-June: Pleasant weather, fewer crowds, lush landscapes.
- July-August: Hot, lively, ideal for long swims and festive harbors.
- September-October: Warm seas, quieter marinas, golden sunsets.
Example Routes
1 Day
- Bodrum → Karaada → Aquarium Bay → return to Bodrum.
2-3 Days
- Day 1: Marmaris → Kumlubük Bay → Amos.
- Day 2: Serçe Harbor → Bozukkale Fortress.
- Day 3: Hisarönü Gulf → return to Marmaris.
1 Week
- Day 1: Göcek → Yassıca Islands.
- Day 2: Bedri Rahmi Bay.
- Day 3: Cleopatra’s Bath Cove.
- Day 4: Tersane Island.
- Day 5: Domuz Island.
- Day 6: Boynuzbükü Bay.
- Day 7: Return to Göcek.
Marina, Transfer & Check-In
- Bodrum Marina: 40 minutes from Milas-Bodrum Airport.
- Marmaris Netsel Marina: 90 minutes from Dalaman Airport.
- Göcek Marinas: Only 25 minutes from Dalaman Airport.
- Fethiye Marina: Around 60 minutes from Dalaman Airport.
The Gulet & Equipment
- Traditional wooden craftsmanship with modern comfort.
- Cabins for 4-16 guests, often with private bathrooms.
- Large sundeck and shaded dining area.
- Equipped with sails and motors for flexibility.
- Amenities such as air conditioning, showers, and entertainment systems.
Cost Elements
- Charter fee: Includes yacht and crew.
- Fuel: Based on distance and use.
- Food & beverages: Either self-provisioned or planned with the chef.
- Mooring/marina fees: Paid during overnight port stays.
- APA or deposit: To cover additional expenses.
- Crew gratuities: Customary at the end of the cruise.
Safety, Insurance & Rules
Gulets are fully insured and comply with international safety standards. Lifejackets, liferafts, and onboard briefings are provided. Routes may be adjusted for safety and weather conditions.
Local Highlights
- Göcek Bays: Aquarium, Bedri Rahmi, Boynuzbükü.
- Bodrum: Castle, ancient theater, vibrant nightlife.
- Marmaris: Hisarönü Gulf, Bozukkale ruins.
- Fethiye: Ölüdeniz Lagoon, Butterfly Valley.
- Kaş & Kekova: Sunken city, Simena Castle.
- Antalya: Phaselis ruins, Olympos, Çıralı beach.
Tips for a Seamless Journey
- Pack in soft bags for easy storage.
- Bring snorkeling gear and reef shoes.
- Families should plan shorter sailing legs for children.
- Discuss menus with the chef in advance.
- Keep itineraries flexible for wind and weather.
- Carry a light jacket for cooler evenings on deck.
Frequently asked questions
What is a gulet?
A gulet is a traditional wooden yacht built in Turkey, known for wide decks, spacious interiors, and comfortable cabins. They combine sailing charm with modern amenities.
Which regions in Turkey are most popular for gulet charters?
Bodrum, Göcek, Marmaris, Fethiye, Kaş, and Antalya are the main hubs for gulet cruising.
Is crew included when chartering a gulet?
Yes. Gulets are always rented with a professional crew, including a captain, chef, and deckhands.
Are gulet cruises family-friendly?
Absolutely. Gulets provide wide, safe decks and flexible itineraries, making them ideal for families with children.
What is included in the charter fee?
The yacht itself, crew services, linens, and equipment. Extras may include fuel, food, drinks, marina fees, and gratuities.
Can we customize the itinerary?
Yes. Routes are flexible and tailored to guest preferences, always considering weather and safety conditions.
When is the best season for a gulet holiday in Turkey?
The season runs from May to October. July-August are hottest, while May-June and September-October are calmer and cooler.
Do gulets have internet on board?
Many gulets provide Wi-Fi, but coverage is strongest near the coast and islands.
How to Charter a Gulet
- Choose your travel dates
The best period is between May and October for calm seas and warm weather.
- Pick your gulet
Select based on group size, cabin requirements, and level of luxury.
- Select a departure port
Popular starting points include Bodrum, Marmaris, Göcek, and Fethiye.
- Plan your itinerary
Work with the captain to create a route covering bays, islands, and cultural highlights.
- Finalize booking
Sign the charter agreement and provide a deposit.
- Arrange provisions
Menus can be customized with the chef, or shopping can be done beforehand.
- Embark and sail
Meet your crew, review safety details, and start your Blue Voyage.