Yacht Charter in Bodrum Marina
62 yachts available in Bodrum Marina, Turkey.
Most popular here: Gulet (47) · Sailing yacht (8) · Motor yacht (4)
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Custom built 183 DRAGON FLYBodrum Marina, Turkey37,800 EUR /week
Luxury Motor Yacht Den DenBodrum Marina, Turkey44,800 EUR /week
Custom built 183 EYLUL 17Bodrum Marina, Turkey18,000 EUR /week
Gulet LEYLALIBodrum Marina, Turkey9,240 EUR /week
Maiora 24 24M Deluxe Maiora MotoryachtBodrum Marina, Turkey14,963 EUR /week
Gulet ClassicBodrum Marina, Turkey7,800 EUR /week
Custom built 183 CARPEDIEM CORALBodrum Marina, Turkey20,160 EUR /week
Gulet Be HappyBodrum Marina, Turkey11,172 EUR /week
Gulet CausticBodrum Marina, Turkey55,860 EUR /week
Gulet Elifim 11Bodrum Marina, Turkey11,970 EUR /week
Gulet ArabellaBodrum Marina, Turkey19,950 EUR /week
Gulet SerenadBodrum Marina, Turkey13,965 EUR /week
Bodrum Marina is a premier base for Aegean yacht charters, offering access to Turkey's coastline and nearby Greek islands. With 67 yachts available across various sizes and styles, you can find vessels suited to your experience level. The protected harbor provides excellent conditions for both experienced sailors and charter beginners seeking week-long or bareboat adventures.
Frequently asked questions
Last verified:What is the best season to charter in Bodrum?
April through October offers ideal sailing conditions with warm weather and consistent winds. Summer months are busiest but hottest. May and September provide pleasant temperatures with fewer crowds, making them excellent choices for a comfortable charter experience in the Aegean.Do I need a sailing license for bareboat charter?
Turkish regulations allow bareboat chartering without a license for vessels under certain horsepower limits. However, many charter companies require proof of sailing experience or certification such as Day Skipper or equivalent. Confirm specific requirements with your charter operator.What popular sailing routes depart from Bodrum Marina?
From Bodrum, you can reach Greek islands including Kos, Symi, and Rhodes, or explore Turkey's turquoise coast southward. Many charters follow the traditional Blue Cruise route, combining secluded bays, historical sites, and charming anchorages across protected Aegean waters.What is the typical cost of a weekly charter?
Weekly charter costs vary significantly based on yacht size, season, and whether you hire crew. Budget ranges typically start moderate for smaller sailboats in shoulder season and increase substantially for larger luxury vessels in peak summer. Off-season offers better rates.What types of yachts are available in Bodrum?
The Bodrum fleet includes monohulls, catamarans, gulets, and motorboats in various sizes. Vessels range from compact sailing yachts suitable for beginners to spacious luxury catamarans with multiple cabins. Options exist for different preferences and budgets.Should I charter with or without a professional skipper?
Bareboat charters suit experienced sailors, while crewed options work better for less experienced boaters wanting full service. A skipper can maximize your experience, suggest hidden anchorages, and handle navigation, allowing you to relax and enjoy the Aegean.Which Greek islands can I reach from Bodrum Marina?
Kos is just a few nautical miles away, easily reachable in calm conditions. Symi, Rhodes, and other Dodecanese islands are within a day's sail. The proximity makes Bodrum an ideal base for exploring Greek islands while maintaining access to Turkey's scenic coastline.What is typically included in a charter package?
Most bareboat charters include the yacht, standard safety equipment, navigation tools, and basic provisioning. Crewed charters typically add meals and crew expertise. Additional costs may apply for fuel, mooring fees, and provisions. Confirm coverage in your specific charter agreement before booking.