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Türkiye

The gulet charter experience in Türkiye offers an unforgettable sea holiday when combined with the unique coves, calm seas, and historic ports of the Aegean and Mediterranean. Gulets, with their spacious decks, comfortable cabins, and intimate atmosphere, are an ideal choice for families and groups of friends. At Boatmaris, we offer you gulet options with various features along Türkiye’s diverse coasts, making it easy to plan the sea journey of your dreams.

When chartering a gulet in Türkiye, you have the opportunity to explore many routes starting from popular hubs such as Bodrum, Marmaris, Fethiye, and Göcek. These regions make boat holidays enjoyable with their crystal-clear waters, pristine coves, and natural harbors.

Especially the tranquil bays of Göcek and the lively marina of Marmaris are among the unforgettable stops on your gulet tour. Gulet charters with us provide both a social experience on bustling shores and a peaceful escape in secluded coves. Compared to other yacht types, gulets are highly compatible with Türkiye’s wave patterns and wind conditions. Thanks to their sails and powerful engines, they offer a comfortable sailing experience and, with their spacious living areas, allow you to enjoy a comfortable holiday.

Gulets usually come with an experienced skipper and crew; this way, you only need to enjoy the holiday and natural beauty. At Boatmaris, we provide options with or without a skipper according to your preferences, offering maximum freedom. On your gulet charter trips in Türkiye, you can explore many different routes, from the turquoise waters of Ölüdeniz to the sunken city views of Kekova, and the untouched nature of the Datça Peninsula.

This variety and the large capacity of gulets allow for both a quiet romantic getaway and ideal events for large groups. With the right boat selection and proper route planning, we ensure you experience Türkiye’s unique maritime culture in the best way.

At Boatmaris, with many years of experience in the Türkiye gulet charter world, we offer the most suitable options. With our extensive fleet and expert team, we personalize your sea holiday and are by your side to ensure a safe and enjoyable charter experience. Your gulet journeys on Türkiye’s blue voyage will be not just a holiday but an adventure that will remain in your memory for a lifetime.

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Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How are gulet rental prices generally determined?
Gulet rental prices vary according to the boat's size, number of cabins, season, and itinerary. Weekly rentals are usually more advantageous; prices may include crew, fuel, and taxes, but you can check our platform for exact details.
What is included in the gulet rental fee?
The price typically covers boat usage, captain and crew services, and in some cases fuel and meals. However, extra services or special requests may incur additional charges, so it is important to review details before booking.
Do I need to pay a deposit for gulet rental?
Most gulet rentals require a security deposit. The deposit amount varies depending on the size and features of the boat and is usually collected at booking or upon handover.
Is it possible to rent a gulet by the hour?
In Türkiye, gulet rentals are generally arranged for daily or weekly periods. There may be special cases for hourly rental but it is not commonly preferred; on our platform, weekly charters are widespread.
What is the minimum rental duration for a gulet?
Weekly charters are generally preferred for gulet rentals; however, rentals of 3 nights or shorter may be possible in some cases. This may vary depending on the season and the boat owner's conditions.
How many people can stay on a gulet?
Gulet capacity generally ranges from 6 to 16 people. The number and layout of cabins vary by boat model; our website features gulets of different sizes along with capacity information.
What type of cabins are used on gulets?
Gulets usually have double cabins or cabins with two single beds. Each cabin generally has a private bathroom and air conditioning, with comfort levels varying from boat to boat.
What are the basic equipment and amenities on gulets?
Gulets include air conditioning, private bathrooms with showers, kitchen, seating areas, and usually water sports equipment. Luxury gulets may have extra features and technological equipment as well.
How can I make a reservation to rent a gulet?
You can filter gulets on our platform to find a boat that suits your preferences, then follow contact and reservation steps. Personal information and a down payment are required for booking.
What happens in case of reservation cancellation?
Cancellation policies vary by boat owner; generally, partial refunds are available for early cancellations. Details are explained during booking, so it is important to read these terms carefully before reserving.
What are the payment methods for gulet rental?
Payments are usually made via bank transfer or credit card. Payment details and installment options are specified on our platform or during the reservation process.
Is crew mandatory for gulet rentals?
In Türkiye, captain and crew are generally mandatory for gulet rentals. This is a standard practice for safe and comfortable sailing; crew services are included in the prices.
What are the most popular gulet routes?
Bodrum, Marmaris, Fethiye, and Göcek are the most preferred gulet routes. These regions offer unique coves, historical sites, and natural beauties to explore.
What is a blue cruise with a gulet?
The blue cruise is a daily or weekly sea tour on a gulet along Türkiye’s Aegean and Mediterranean coasts. It provides opportunities for swimming, sunbathing, and exploration in natural bays.
What is the best season to rent a gulet?
May through October is the best period to rent a gulet. During these months, the weather is warm and the sea is usually calm; prices and demand may increase throughout the tourism season.
Why Should You Sail in Türkiye?
The southwestern coastline of Türkiye, often called the Turquoise Coast, offers unique advantages compared to other Mediterranean sailing destinations: Ideal calm and sheltered waters for first-time sailors. Dozens of swimming spots accessible only by boat. Ancient Lycian and Roman ruins located directly along the coastline. A long sailing season from May to October. Strong value compared to Greece or Croatia. Unlike many crowded European routes, boat holidays in Türkiye combine wide anchoring areas with lively harbor evenings. You can swim in quiet bays during the day and explore the coastline's nightlife at night.
Is Türkiye a suitable place for sailing holidays?
Yes. The southwest coasts of Türkiye, with their calm waters, consistent wind patterns, and numerous sheltered bays, are among the most accessible sailing destinations in the Mediterranean.
What is a Turkish gulet and how does it differ from regular yachts?
A gulet is a type of two or three-masted sailing boat traditionally built from wood along the Bodrum and Marmaris coasts of Türkiye. Unlike modern motor yachts, it features a spacious deck area, wooden craftsmanship, and offers a more relaxed, "slow travel" experience.
What is the difference between gulet charter and cabin charter?
With gulet charter, you rent the entire boat (all cabins) — usually suitable for families or groups of friends. With cabin charter, you rent only one cabin, and other cabins are occupied by guests you don't know; it is a budget-friendly and social alternative.
Where does a blue cruise with a gulet start, which routes are popular?
The most popular departure points are Marmaris, Bodrum, Fethiye, and Göcek. Classic routes include Marmaris–Fethiye, Fethiye–Göcek, and Bodrum–Gökova Bay; each offers itineraries among coves, islands, and historical ruins.
When is the best time for a gulet cruise in Turkey?
The "blue voyage" season runs roughly from May to October. June through August is the hottest and busiest period, while May, September, and October offer milder weather and better rates.
What makes a "luxury gulet charter" different from a standard gulet charter?
Luxury gulets typically feature newer builds, larger cabins, air conditioning, jacuzzis or swim platforms, a professional chef, and a larger crew. They offer a higher standard of comfort and more personalized service compared to standard gulets.
How much does a luxury gulet charter cost per week in Turkey?
Prices in the luxury segment start around €7,000 per week and can exceed €100,000 for vessels over 50 meters, depending on size and season. High season (June–August) rates run 30–50% higher.
How far in advance should I book a luxury gulet charter?
For high season (June–August), booking 3-4 months ahead is recommended, and popular boats may require up to 6 months. In shoulder season (May, September, October), 4-6 weeks' notice is usually sufficient.