A yacht charter is not a booking — it is a coastline handed over for the length of a week.
Bodrum sits on Turkey's southern Aegean coast, a peninsula of white stone harbours, pine-backed coves and water that shifts from turquoise to indigo before lunch. It has been a base for sailors since long before it had a name for tourism, and that history still shapes the way charters run here: unhurried, coastal, built around the next quiet bay rather than a fixed itinerary.
Bodrumluksyatkiralama operates from this base, matching travellers with gulets, motor yachts, standard cruisers and ultra-luxury vessels for day trips, weekly charters and longer passages toward the Greek islands. Every charter is arranged with a captain, crew and route built around the guest — not the other way around.
The Fleet
Six ways to be on the water
From a single day chasing coves near Gümbet to a fully-crewed ultra-luxury vessel with a jacuzzi on deck, the fleet is organised by how you intend to use it.
Gulet Charters
Traditional wooden sailing yachts, built for slow weeks along the coast and shaded lunches at anchor.
Day Charters
A single day on the water — swim stops, a cove for lunch, back to the marina by evening.
Motor Yachts
Faster passages between bays, suited to guests who want more distance covered in less time.
Standard Yachts
Comfortable, well-equipped vessels for small groups and families at accessible day rates.
Luxury Yachts
Multi-cabin vessels with full crew, suited to a week-long charter for a group of ten or more.
Ultra-Luxury Yachts
The top of the fleet — private cabins, dedicated service staff, and vessels built for chartered privacy.
The Route
Bodrum to the Twelve Islands
A representative charter line running east from Bodrum through the Dodecanese — one of eighteen routes the fleet is set up to sail.
Chartering
How a booking comes together
Set the shape of the trip
Choose a departure port, dates, guest count and yacht type — gulet, motor yacht or day charter — through the site or directly with the team.
Lock in the vessel
Pricing is set by charter length and the specific yacht's fittings, from economical standard boats to ultra-luxury vessels near €1,000+ per day.
Captain, crew, route
A licensed captain and crew run the vessel; the route is built around the guest's pace, with catering arranged on request.
"Two weeks of chartering, one cove after another — I'd never had a holiday like it. My thanks to the captain and every crew member who made it a genuinely restful trip for the whole family." — Alperen K., charter guest
Plan a charter
The coast is best seen from the water.
Bodrumluksyatkiralama books charters across Bodrum, Göcek, Marmaris, Çeşme and Antalya, seven days a week.