TRANSFER
Milas–Bodrum Airport
A 30–40-minute road transfer connects airport arrivals with marina boarding.
Departure Port
Your Bodrum Yacht Charter from the Marina
Start your private crewed yacht charter from Bodrum, Turkey. Compare live yacht availability, review departure options, and plan a tailored sailing route with YachtCloud.
Port
Bodrum
Country
Turkey
Fleet
291 yachts
Guests
4-36 guests
Cabins
2-18 cabins
Yacht Types
Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer
Why start your yacht charter from Bodrum?
Bodrum yacht charter starts at a marina in the heart of Bodrum. Its 425 wet berths, water service and 220/380 V shore power support boarding. Milas–Bodrum Airport (BJV) is a 30–40-minute road transfer from the marina, keeping arrival and embarkation closely connected.
Two 7-night routes depart from this marina. Bodrum–Gökova–Bodrum calls at Alakışla Inlet, Çökertme, Tuzla Bay, English Harbour, Sedir (Cleopatra) Island and Orak Island. The other circuit includes Knidos, Serçe Bay, Bozburun, Orhaniye, Datça, Gulf of Gökova and Kara Ada before returning to Bodrum.
Explore yachtcloud’s Turkey guide for a broader charter perspective, then return to Bodrum for its marina facilities, airport transfer and named departure routes. Read the Turkey yacht charter guide.
Port planning snapshot
MARINA
425 wet berths
Water service, shore power and a fuel station support yacht operations.
ROUTES
Two 7-night routes
Named circuits return to Bodrum through Gökova, Knidos, Serçe and Kara Ada.
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Bozburun
Bozburun is a small town on Turkey’s Aegean coast, known for tranquil atmosphere, unspoiled nature, crystal-clear waters, secluded coves and picturesque scenery.
View BozburunGetting to Bodrum
Arrive via Milas–Bodrum Airport (BJV), then take the 30–40-minute road transfer to board at Bodrum Marina. The marina has 425 wet berths, water service, shore power, a fuel station and on-site parking for departure-day arrangements.
425 wet berths
50 dry-storage spaces
220/380 V shore power
Water service at marina
Marina fuel station
On-site marina parking
Sample itinerary ideas
Use these as a starting point when planning from Bodrum. We can tailor the route to your pace, guest mix, and preferred balance of cruising, swimming, and time ashore.
7 nights
Gökova Circuit
Follow the 7-night Bodrum–Gökova–Bodrum route through Alakışla Inlet, Çökertme, Tuzla Bay, English Harbour, Sedir (Cleopatra) Island, Karacasöğüt, Longöz Bay, Kargılı Bay, Orak Island, Pabuç Burnu and Haremten Bay.
7 nights
Knidos and Gökova
Take the other 7-night circuit through Knidos, Serçe Bay, Bozburun, Orhaniye, Datça, Gulf of Gökova and Kara Ada before the return to Bodrum.
Nearby Calls
Consider named nearby stops including Orak Island, Gümüşlük, Göltürkbükü Bay and Knidos Harbour, with recorded sailing times of 25 minutes, 40 minutes, 30 minutes and 3 hours.
Best routes from Bodrum
Routes from Bodrum can be shaped around short escapes, classic week charters, or longer one-way itineraries depending on yacht availability and your preferred cruising rhythm.
Bodrum–Gökova–Bodrum
7 nightsOver 7 nights, this route connects Alakışla Inlet, Çökertme, Tuzla Bay, English Harbour, Sedir (Cleopatra) Island, Karacasöğüt, Ballısu Cove, Longöz Bay, Kargılı Bay, Orak Island, Pabuç Burnu and Haremten Bay before returning to Bodrum.
Best for: A named Gökova circuit from Bodrum
Bodrum–Knidos–Serçe–Bozburun–Orhaniye–Datça–Gökova–Kara Ada–Bodrum
7 nightsThis 7-night departure from Bodrum calls at Knidos, Serçe Bay, Bozburun, Orhaniye, Datça, Gulf of Gökova and Kara Ada, then completes its circuit back at the marina.
Best for: A wider circuit with named coastal stops
Explore routes from Bodrum
From Bodrum, charters explore the Turquoise Coast — Bodrum, Gulf of Gökova, Datça, Bozburun, Marmaris and more. Use the map to explore route ideas and charter stops.
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Bodrum
Turkey's best-known gulet base — marina life, a crusader castle and quick access to the Gulf of Gökova and nearby Greek islands.
Best for: First-time charters, nightlife, Gulf of Gökova routes.
Explore BodrumRoute mapping links the two 7-night circuits with nearby stops including Orak Island, Knidos Harbour, Gümüşlük and Göltürkbükü Bay.
Popular stops and cruising ideas
Orak Island
Orak Island is a nearby stop from Bodrum, with a 25-minute sailing time, and appears on the Bodrum–Gökova–Bodrum route.
Gümüşlük
Gümüşlük is a nearby stop from the embarkation marina, with a recorded 40-minute sailing time for charter itineraries departing from Bodrum.
Göltürkbükü Bay
Göltürkbükü Bay is a nearby stop from the embarkation marina, with a 30-minute sailing time for charter itineraries departing from Bodrum.
Knidos Harbour
Knidos Harbour is a nearby stop with a 3-hour sailing time from Bodrum, suited to a charter itinerary departing the marina.
Çökertme
Çökertme appears on the 7-night Bodrum–Gökova–Bodrum route, forming a named charter stop within the route's departure and return circuit from Bodrum.
Tuzla Bay
Tuzla Bay sits within the 7-night Bodrum–Gökova–Bodrum route, where it joins Alakışla Inlet, Çökertme, English Harbour and Orak Island as named stops.
Stops and itinerary planning FAQ
Where can I sail from Bodrum?
You can sail on either of two 7-night routes from Bodrum. One route calls at Alakışla Inlet, Çökertme and Orak Island. The other includes Knidos, Serçe Bay, Bozburun, Orhaniye, Datça, Gulf of Gökova and Kara Ada.
How many nights do routes from Bodrum need?
Each named route needs 7 nights. Bodrum–Gökova–Bodrum and Bodrum–Knidos–Serçe–Bozburun–Orhaniye–Datça–Gökova–Kara Ada–Bodrum both begin and finish at Bodrum. The first includes English Harbour and Sedir (Cleopatra) Island, while the other calls at Knidos and Serçe Bay.
Which stops have recorded sailing times?
Four nearby stops have recorded sailing times. Orak Island is 25 minutes, Gümüşlük is 40 minutes, Göltürkbükü Bay is 30 minutes and Knidos Harbour is 3 hours from Bodrum. Other named stops support wider route planning from the marina on departure.
Bodrum yacht charter costs
Weekly pricing differs across Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer and Motor Yacht choices. Each range gives a starting point for comparing yacht types, while meals, Turkish VAT, transfers, gratuity and APA are charged separately where applicable.
| Yacht Type | Indicative Price |
|---|---|
| Catamaran | €24,500–€34,300 per week |
| Gulet | €4,200–€150,000 per week |
| Motor Sailer | €1,750–€200,200 per week |
| Motor Yacht | €2,800–€750,050 per week |
Prices are indicative and vary.
Best time to charter from Bodrum
Bodrum’s charter season extends from April to October, covering April, May, June, July, August, September and October. These months define the planning window for departures from the marina. Review the month sequence when aligning yacht choice, route preferences and your charter timing at Bodrum for boarding.
| Month | Conditions |
|---|---|
| April | Charter season begins in April |
| May | Charter season continues through May |
| June | Charter season continues through June |
| July | Charter season continues through July |
| August | Charter season continues through August |
| September | Charter season continues through September |
| October | Charter season concludes in October |
Who is Bodrum best for?
Charter Groups
The fleet range accommodates groups of 4-36 guests on departing yachts.
Yacht Choice
Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer and Motor Yacht options depart from this marina.
Route Planners
Two named 7-night circuits begin and end at the Bodrum marina.
Airport Arrivals
Milas–Bodrum Airport (BJV) connects by a 30–40-minute road transfer.
Marina Boarding
Water service, shore power and 425 wet berths support yacht boarding.
What's included in a Bodrum charter?
Included
- Yacht and onboard equipment
- Captain and crew
- Yacht insurance
- Bed linen and towels
- Utility water
- Turkish-water port and mooring fees
- Daily gulet cruising fuel, 3–4 hours
Usually Extra
- Meals and beverages
- Turkish VAT
- Airport transfers
- Crew gratuity
- Water-sports fuel and equipment
- Greek port, clearance and agency fees
- Motor-yacht APA, fuel, provisions, marina fees
Bodrum yacht charter FAQs
Costs, seasonality, routing, and planning from Bodrum, answered in a quick format before you enquire.
What does a Bodrum charter cost?
Indicative weekly pricing ranges from €1,750 to €750,050 across the fleet. Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer and Motor Yacht ranges differ, so yacht selection shapes the starting price. Meals, Turkish VAT, transfers and other extras sit outside the included charter items.
Which months suit a charter from Bodrum?
April through October is the charter season from Bodrum. The season includes April, May, June, July, August, September and October, creating a sequence of named months for planning a departure from the marina and yacht selection.
How do I reach and board at Bodrum?
Boarding takes place at Bodrum Marina after a 30–40-minute road transfer from Milas–Bodrum Airport (BJV). The marina has 425 wet berths, water service, shore power and a fuel station. On-site parking, laundry and dry cleaning add practical support before departure.
How long do Bodrum routes usually take?
The two named routes each take 7 nights. Bodrum–Gökova–Bodrum travels through stops including Alakışla Inlet and Orak Island, while Bodrum–Knidos–Serçe–Bozburun–Orhaniye–Datça–Gökova–Kara Ada–Bodrum includes Knidos, Serçe Bay, Bozburun, Orhaniye, Datça, Gulf of Gökova and Kara Ada before returning to the marina.
Which groups can charter from Bodrum?
Groups of 4-36 guests fit the fleet range at this port. Yacht layouts span 2-18 cabins, and the selection includes Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer and Motor Yacht options. Match the yacht type and cabin range to your group’s preferred arrangement.
What does a Bodrum charter include?
The charter includes the yacht and onboard equipment, captain and crew, yacht insurance, bed linen, towels and utility water. Turkish-water port and mooring fees and daily gulet cruising fuel for 3–4 hours are included. Meals, Turkish VAT, transfers, gratuity and APA remain extra.
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