On the water · SAILING YACHT CHARTERS IN TURKEY
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 4 sailing yacht charters in Turkey worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the thing to check before you pay a deposit.
Sail privately from Bodrum aboard an assigned gulet, stopping at Karaada’s Cleopatra Cave, Meteor Hole, Poyraz Bay, and Rabbit Bay when conditions allow. You get lunch, water, tea, and coffee, plus time to swim and sunbathe. Boats and crews vary, so confirm drinks, gear, timing, and boat details before departure.
“It was private and very flexible , captain is very friendly , lunch was excellent , service is great”
Spend six hours on a private gulet from central Bodrum, stopping at Karaada, Rabbit Bay, and Red Bay for swimming and snorkeling. Captain Yusuf’s team serves fish, chicken, meatballs, or vegetarian lunch, with fruit, drinks, paddleboards, and fishing gear included.
“Our family has done many boat tours in the past. The layout of this boat was fabulous - plenty of room to move about and sunbathe. The lunch was excellent.”
Spend 13 days touring Turkey by air-conditioned vehicle and traditional gulet. Visit Istanbul, Gallipoli, Troy, Ephesus, Pamukkale, Konya, Cappadocia, and Ankara, with three nights aboard a 16-passenger yacht and an English-speaking guide on the land route.
“My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our 3 day cruise. Great way to start our Turkey trip. I would recommend it!”
Spend six hours aboard a traditional wooden gulet from Bodrum Harbour, stopping at three or four bays and islands such as Black Island and Aquarium. Your English or Turkish-speaking crew serves a Turkish lunch, while you swim, snorkel, sunbathe, and set the mood with your own music.
“Beautiful, clean boat. Wonderful captain and host. We saw amazing sights and enjoyed excellent food. Would highly recommend!”
Pick the hull, the hours, or what is waiting on the deck.
