Bodrum · Aegean Coast · Turkey
Start your private yacht charter from Bodrum in Turkey.
Explore gulets, motor sailers and motor yachts, discover nearby cruising areas, understand embarkation arrangements and request tailored charter options for your preferred dates.
Yacht Cloud lists 187 private charter yachts from Bodrum: 168 gulets, 13 motor sailers and 6 motor yachts. Weekly rates start from €4,200 for gulets, plus APA, and VAT may apply (checked November 2026). Bodrum’s charter season extends from April to October, covering April, May, June, July, August, September and October.
Find your yacht
Search 187 yachts operating from Bodrum. Dates filter by availability, and final terms are confirmed before booking.
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Rates are published weekly base fees, not totals. The exact boarding marina is confirmed per yacht.
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Discover 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 Yacht Cloud’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.
TRANSFER
A 30–40-minute road transfer connects airport arrivals with marina boarding.
MARINA
Water service, shore power and a fuel station support yacht operations.
ROUTES
Named circuits return to Bodrum through Gökova, Knidos, Serçe and Kara Ada.
Before you board
Bodrum is a wider yacht-charter area with several marinas and boarding locations around the peninsula, not a single quay.
Your exact embarkation point depends on the selected yacht and its operating arrangements. Confirm the final marina, boarding time and meeting instructions before booking transfers.
Five things we keep separate for every yacht
Bodrum town centre
The marina in the centre of Bodrum town, close to the castle and waterfront.
Facilities stated by the marina
Boarding: Use only if your yacht's operator confirms boarding here.
Turgutreis, about 20 km from Bodrum (operator figure)
A marina on the western side of the peninsula, beside the town of Turgutreis.
Facilities stated by the marina
Boarding: Use only if your yacht's operator confirms boarding here.
Yalıkavak, northwest Bodrum peninsula
A marina on the northwest of the peninsula.
Boarding: Details awaiting verification from the marina operator.
Other operator boarding points around the peninsula may be used. Map positions are approximate.
Getting there
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.
Milas–Bodrum Airport (BJV)
Serves the Bodrum area; it lies inland, northeast of Bodrum town near Milas.
Milas–Bodrum Airport (BJV) serves the Bodrum area.
How long the transfer takes depends on your final embarkation marina, arrival time, traffic and how you travel. We do not quote a fixed time because the marinas around the peninsula are in different places.
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Find your style
Traditional wooden yachts with a large shaded aft deck and a crewed, unhurried rhythm.
Often suits
Worth knowing
A blend of sailing-yacht character and motor-powered cruising. How often a yacht actually sails depends on the vessel and the weather.
Often suits
Worth knowing
Contemporary yachts powered by engines, with facilities that depend entirely on the individual vessel.
Often suits
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Where you can sail
Route mapping links the two 7-night circuits with nearby stops including Orak Island, Knidos Harbour, Gümüşlük and Göltürkbükü Bay.
Departure area
Harbour town on the north shore of the Gulf of Gökova's entrance, with the Castle of St Peter at its centre.
Why it matters: The departure area for every yacht on this page. Exact marina confirmed per yacht.
Orak Island is a nearby stop from Bodrum, with a 25-minute sailing time, and appears on the Bodrum–Gökova–Bodrum route.
Gümüşlük is a nearby stop from the embarkation marina, with a recorded 40-minute sailing time for charter itineraries departing from Bodrum.
Göltürkbükü Bay is a nearby stop from the embarkation marina, with a 30-minute sailing time for charter itineraries departing from Bodrum.
Knidos Harbour is a nearby stop with a 3-hour sailing time from Bodrum, suited to a charter itinerary departing the marina.
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 sits within the 7-night Bodrum–Gökova–Bodrum route, where it joins Alakışla Inlet, Çökertme, English Harbour and Orak Island as named stops.
English Harbour features on the 7-night Bodrum–Gökova–Bodrum circuit, alongside Tuzla Bay, Sedir (Cleopatra) Island, Karacasöğüt and Longöz Bay before returning to Bodrum.
Sedir (Cleopatra) Island is a named call on the 7-night Bodrum–Gökova–Bodrum route, together with English Harbour, Ballısu Cove and Kargılı Bay.
Karacasöğüt belongs to the 7-night Bodrum–Gökova–Bodrum route, positioned in its named sequence between Sedir (Cleopatra) Island and Ballısu Cove on departure.
Longöz Bay appears on the 7-night Bodrum–Gökova–Bodrum itinerary, following Ballısu Cove and preceding Kargılı Bay in the named route sequence from Bodrum.
Kara Ada (Black Island) is a nearby stop from Bodrum. Kara Ada features on the 7-night Bodrum–Knidos–Serçe–Bozburun–Orhaniye–Datça–Gökova–Kara Ada–Bodrum route.
Serçe Bay features on the 7-night Bodrum–Knidos–Serçe–Bozburun–Orhaniye–Datça–Gökova–Kara Ada–Bodrum route as a named stop on this departure and return circuit.
Bozburun is a named call on the 7-night Bodrum–Knidos–Serçe–Bozburun–Orhaniye–Datça–Gökova–Kara Ada–Bodrum route, following Serçe Bay and preceding Orhaniye.
Orhaniye belongs to the 7-night Bodrum–Knidos–Serçe–Bozburun–Orhaniye–Datça–Gökova–Kara Ada–Bodrum circuit, placed between Bozburun and Datça among its named calls.
Datça appears on the 7-night Bodrum–Knidos–Serçe–Bozburun–Orhaniye–Datça–Gökova–Kara Ada–Bodrum route, linking Orhaniye with Gulf of Gökova in the named circuit.
Plan your route
Route ideas to start a conversation. The captain shapes the final plan around your yacht, dates and the weather.
7 nights
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
Take the other 7-night circuit through Knidos, Serçe Bay, Bozburun, Orhaniye, Datça, Gulf of Gökova and Kara Ada before the return to Bodrum.
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.
7 nights
Over 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.
Suits: A named Gökova circuit from Bodrum
7 nights
This 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.
Suits: A wider circuit with named coastal stops
Share your dates and interests; the captain shapes the final plan.
Plan your budget
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.
Gulet
€8,750–€22,575 typical, from €4,200
Weekly base fee across 95 yachts
Motor Sailer
€31,850–€90,005 typical, from €8,400
Weekly base fee across 11 yachts
Motor Yacht
from €16,100
Weekly base fee across 6 yachts
All figures per week, plus APA; VAT may apply. Prices checked November 2026. Prices are indicative and vary.
Categories to ask about, not universal contract terms.
When to go
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.
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Charter season concludes in October
Is it right for you?
A decision guide, not a sales pitch.
The fleet range accommodates groups of 4-36 guests on departing yachts.
Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer and Motor Yacht options depart from this marina.
Two named 7-night circuits begin and end at the Bodrum marina.
Milas–Bodrum Airport (BJV) connects by a 30–40-minute road transfer.
Water service, shore power and 425 wet berths support yacht boarding.
Often a good fit
Clear marina logistics, sheltered cruising in the Gulf of Gökova and an operator who explains the routine make a first charter easier. Ask lots of questions before you book.
Often a good fit
Look at the cabin mix as much as guest numbers, and favour shorter passages with plenty of swimming stops. Check safety equipment and whether the crew has experience with children.
Often a good fit
Bodrum listings include yachts for 8 to 12 guests among those shown. Shared deck space and how cabins split between couples and singles matter more than length.
Often a good fit
Pick a yacht and itinerary that favour longer stays at anchor in the eastern gulf over harbour nights. Avoid peak weeks if crowds matter to you.
Worth weighing
If your flights land at Dalaman, or you mainly want the Göcek islands or the Lycian coast, starting from Göcek or Fethiye may save time. Some yachts you like may also be based elsewhere.
Good to know
Continue planning
Marmaris Marina sits in the seaside town of Marmaris, with crystal-clear waters, beaches, nightlife, a fitness centre, spa and gourmet restaurants.
Gocek Marina offers a peaceful, intimate setting in Gocek, known for natural beauty, secluded coves, a spa, fitness centre and fine dining restaurants.
Fethiye is another embarkation point in Turkey for guests considering a different port within the same country.
Bozburun is a small town on Turkey’s Aegean coast, known for tranquil atmosphere, unspoiled nature, crystal-clear waters, secluded coves and picturesque scenery.
Nearby ports
Plan your charter
Share your travel dates, guest count and preferred cruising area. Yacht Cloud can help you explore suitable private charter options and request confirmed, yacht-specific availability and pricing.
Board beside 425 wet berths and two 7-night route options.
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