Motor Yacht Charter
Private Motor Yacht Charter from Bodrum
8 motor yachts are available in Bodrum, 22 to 50 m long and taking 6 to 12 guests. Across Turkey we list 14.
A motor yacht trades sails for engine power: modern, multi-deck and quick, it covers more coast in a week. Bodrum Marina is 30–40 minutes by road from Milas–Bodrum Airport (BJV), and the classic week from here is the Gulf of Gökova round trip.
Send your dates, group size and the kind of charter you want, and we'll reply within 24 hours with the yachts that are free and what they cost.
Motor yacht weekly rates in Bodrum: €19,775–€125,038 typical, from €16,100 across 8 yachts. All figures per week, plus APA; VAT may apply. Prices checked November 2026.
Cruising the Turquoise Coast from Bodrum
Distances are straight-line nautical miles from Bodrum; the sailed route is longer.
Bodrum start
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.
Gulf of Gökova 34 nm
A long, sheltered gulf of pine-backed bays and warm swimming stops — the classic first leg of a Blue Cruise. Best for: Calm anchorages, swimming, sheltered overnight bays.
Datça 22 nm
A slender peninsula reaching west between two seas, dotted with quiet coves and the ruins of ancient Knidos. Best for: Secluded coves, history, crossings toward the Dodecanese.
Bozburun 36 nm
Quiet and traditional, the home of wooden gulet craftsmanship — calm bays and an unhurried cruising rhythm. Best for: Quiet charters, traditional gulets, relaxed groups.
Marmaris 42 nm
A large marina hub ringed by forested bays and clear water, with routes toward Bozburun, Datça and the southern coast. Best for: Scenic cruising, families, longer itineraries.
Göcek 75 nm
Boutique marinas and the sheltered Twelve Islands — a favourite base for relaxed luxury gulet charters. Best for: Families, calm itineraries, sheltered island-hopping.
Fethiye 85 nm
Gateway to the Turquoise Coast — beautiful anchorages, ancient ruins and the famous swimming stops of the Lycian shore. Best for: Nature, history, island-hopping, scenic routes.
Kekova 128 nm
Turquoise shallows over a sunken Lycian city — the most atmospheric anchorage on the coast. Best for: Sunken ruins, snorkelling, unforgettable overnight stops.
When to Charter in Turkey
The Turkey charter season runs April to October. The Turquoise Coast is generally well sheltered. Shoulder and best months typically cost 15–25% less than July and August; for peak weeks, book 6–12 months ahead.
| Month | Season | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
| April | Shoulder | Season opens |
| May | Best | Warm weather, quieter bays, good value |
| June | Best | Sea 22–25°C, quieter than high summer |
| July | Peak | Warmest weather, busiest anchorages |
| August | Peak | Hottest and busiest month, highest rates |
| September | Best | Sea 24–27°C, less crowded than August |
| October | Best | Quieter, softer weather, late-season value |
Motor Yacht Charter in Bodrum: FAQs
How much is a motor yacht charter in Bodrum per week?
Rates for motor yachts in Bodrum run €19,775–€125,038 typical, from €16,100 across 8 yachts (per week, plus APA; VAT may apply). That is for the whole yacht, not per person. Prices checked November 2026.
How many motor yachts are based in Bodrum?
8 motor yachts list Bodrum as their home port, out of 14 across Turkey.
What size are the motor yachts in Bodrum?
They take 6 to 12 guests in 3 to 6 cabins and range from 22 to 50 m in length.
When is the best time for a motor yacht charter in Bodrum?
The Turkey charter season runs April to October. The Turquoise Coast is generally well sheltered. May, June, September and October are the best months: warm weather, quieter anchorages and rates typically 15–25% below July and August.
What is included when you charter a motor yacht?
The weekly rate covers the yacht, standard equipment, linen and towels, and the crew and basic onboard service where the charter includes them. Food and drinks, the APA or provisioning package, port fees, fuel beyond the included allowance and crew gratuity are usually extra.