Gulet Charter on the Turquoise Coast

The price of a private gulet charter on the Turquoise Coast ranges from €5,000 to €95,000 per week, depending on the size of the gulet, the number of cabins, the level of amenities and the season. The price covers the whole boat, crew included, and is shared among all guests, so the cost per person drops as your group gets larger. Sailing from Bodrum, Göcek, Fethiye or Marmaris, we help you find the gulet that best suits your group, your route and your budget.

Gulet Cruise on the Turquoise Coast

A gulet cruise on the Turquoise Coast is the most authentic way to experience Turkey's southwest shoreline. You'll sail between crystal-clear coves, pine forests that reach the water's edge, deserted islands and Lycian ruins, anchoring in a different bay each night. The "Mavi Yolculuk", or Blue Cruise, tradition was born here aboard these wooden vessels, and it remains the best way to explore the coast at a slow, relaxed pace.

Luxury Gulet Holidays on the Turquoise Coast

For luxury gulet holidays on the Turquoise Coast, you'll find yachts with spacious en-suite cabins, air conditioning, sun decks, shaded lounge areas and water toys including kayaks, paddleboards, snorkelling gear and a tender. The crew (captain, chef and deckhands) takes care of everything, and the chef serves Turkish and Mediterranean cuisine made with fresh, seasonal ingredients every day.

Private Gulet Holidays on the Turquoise Coast

On a private gulet holiday on the Turquoise Coast, the boat is yours alone: you choose the route, the pace and the stops. It's ideal for families, groups of friends, celebrations and couples who value privacy and flexibility. Stay for a swim in a quiet cove or move to another bay at sunset: the itinerary is entirely up to you.

Most Popular Routes on the Turquoise Coast

Bodrum and the Gulf of Gökova: sheltered bays, calm anchorages and charming villages. Ideal for first-timers.
Göcek and the Twelve Islands: calm waters and postcard coves, a favourite with families.
Fethiye, Ölüdeniz and Butterfly Valley: cinematic scenery and iconic beaches.
Marmaris and the Datça Peninsula: unspoilt nature and ruins such as Knidos.
Kekova and Kaş: the sunken city of Kekova and wilder stretches of coastline.

What's Included in a Gulet Charter?

A charter typically includes the boat, the crew, fuel for a standard itinerary and port fees. Food and drinks (if not part of your plan), tips, additional fuel and extras are usually paid separately. At BestGulet, we spell out every detail before you book.

When to Go

The season runs from May to October. June and September offer great weather with fewer crowds, while July and August see the highest demand and the highest prices.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to charter a gulet on the Turquoise Coast?

Between €5,000 and €95,000 per week, depending on the gulet and the dates.

How many people can it accommodate?

It depends on the boat; most carry between 6 and 16 guests.

Can I combine Turkey and Greece?

Yes, many itineraries cross to nearby Greek islands (for example, Bodrum–Kos or Marmaris–Rhodes). You'll need your passport for port formalities.

Which airport should I fly into?

Bodrum-Milas or Dalaman, depending on your departure port.

Request a no-obligation quote and we'll design your gulet cruise on the Turquoise Coast.

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