Yacht Refit
in Türkiye
Türkiye has a broad refit ecosystem, from smaller private vessels to large superyachts. The right yard depends on the yacht, the scope, the schedule and the budget.
The starting point
A well-defined scope makes proposals easier to compare and expectations clearer. We help you shape that scope and reach suitable yards and independent specialists.
How a refit is scoped
The most useful early work is defining what the refit needs to achieve. From there, yards and specialists can be matched and proposals compared consistently. See our insights for guides on scope of work and refit cost.
- Refit requirement definition — goals, drivers and constraints.
- Preliminary scope of work — a first written description of the works.
- Yard and specialist identification — matching facilities and trades to the project.
- Interior and exterior renewal — joinery, furnishings, layout and finishes.
- Paint and surface work — hull, superstructure and coatings.
- Mechanical and electrical systems — propulsion, generators, HVAC and electrical.
- Navigation and communication systems — bridge electronics and connectivity.
- Guest and crew areas — comfort, function and layout.
- Regulatory and class-related work — class or flag requirements.
- Budget and schedule — realistic planning and contingency.
- Independent technical support — surveyors and project specialists.
What we do not promise: no fixed cost, fixed dates, problem-free completion or guaranteed quality. Outcomes depend on the yard, the yacht and the contract. Technical and survey work is carried out by qualified independent professionals.
Scope first
A clear scope makes yards comparable.
Define the work well and quotes describe the same job — so price, method and timeline become meaningful.
Planning a refit?
Tell us what you have in mind and we will help shape the scope.
Submit a Refit Requirement