Luxury Yacht Charter
in Türkiye
Tell us where, when and how you would like to cruise. We shape a clear brief and source suitable, genuinely available yachts through trusted industry contacts — from crewed motor yachts to sailing yachts and gulets.
The right yacht for the week you have in mind.
A crewed charter in Türkiye is priced as a weekly base fee, with running costs handled through an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA). The clearer your brief — dates, area, guests, yacht size and budget — the better we can source suitable options.
Where you can charter
- Bodrum — lively peninsula, quiet coves and good flight access.
- Göcek — calm, protected bays; ideal for relaxed trips and families.
- Marmaris & Hisarönü — deep bays and easy day hops.
- Fethiye & the Twelve Islands — sheltered anchorages and swim stops.
- Antalya & the eastern Riviera — dramatic coast and historical sites.
Guides: Bodrum · Göcek · Türkiye
Yacht types
- Motor yachts — space, speed and generous decks.
- Sailing yachts — a quieter, more active experience.
- Gulets — traditional Turkish wooden vessels; relaxed and great value.
- Catamarans — stability, shallow draft, wide living space.
How it works
- You share your charter brief.
- We review it and clarify the details.
- We source suitable options through trusted contacts.
- You review, and we help coordinate next steps.
What charter costs include
| Component | What it usually covers |
|---|---|
| Base fee | The yacht and crew for the period, quoted per week. |
| APA | A working fund for fuel, provisions and berthing, reconciled at the end. |
| VAT & local taxes | May apply depending on yacht, itinerary and flag. |
| Crew gratuity | Customary and at the guest's discretion. |
Where would you like to cruise?
Everything handled, so you can switch off.
Captain, crew, tender and toys, provisioning and the day's plan — a crewed charter takes care of the detail while you enjoy the water.
Common questions.
How much does it cost to charter a yacht in Türkiye?
A crewed charter is usually a weekly base fee for the yacht and crew. Variable running costs are often handled through an APA, and VAT or local taxes may apply depending on the yacht and itinerary. A crew gratuity is customary. We can help you understand the likely structure for the options you are considering.
What is APA?
APA stands for Advance Provisioning Allowance — a working fund, usually a percentage of the base fee, that covers fuel, provisions, berthing and similar. The captain accounts for it and returns any unused balance.
When is the best time to charter?
Broadly late spring to early autumn. May, June and September are often calmer; July and August are busiest. Popular yachts book early.
Can we visit the Greek Islands too?
Sometimes — it depends on the yacht's flag, permissions and current regulations, and is confirmed per yacht and itinerary.
How far in advance should we enquire?
As early as is practical for peak dates and popular yachts. That said, later enquiries are always worth making, as availability changes.
Ready to plan your charter?
Tell us where, when and how you would like to cruise. Every enquiry is reviewed personally.
Submit a Charter Request