Turkey
Luxury Yacht Charter

Turkey

Turkey Yacht Charter

Perhaps a less popular superyacht destination, a charter through the Turquoise Coast of Turkey is sure to shock you with its stunning, natural beauty. Home to ancient, bustling cities, this country is the melting pot of new and old. Its dense, lush green pine and cypress forests make for a gorgeous contrast with its crystal clear blue waters, which give the coast its name. Surrounded by rugged white cliffs, hidden coves and glowing grottoes, the deep-blue lagoons are the perfect spot for a spot of swimming off the back of your yacht. Ashore, its vast sweeping sandy white beaches beckon one to sit and enjoy a delicious picnic.

Turkey Charter Guide

Turkey is a European, Asian, Middle Eastern and Balkan country all in one. Neighbouring Africa, the Black and Caspian Sea, here you will experience a blend of cultures like nowhere else in the world. Its famous Turkish isles are home to several UNESCO heritage sites, including the ruins of Kaunos, an ancient city which served as a trading point, with a 5,000-seat Roman amphitheatre surrounded by p

GÖCEK

One of the finest sailing spots in the Mediterranean, the Gulf of Göcek is known for its bustling marina. Full of world-class restaurants, bars and resorts it is the perfect spot for those looking to spend some time ashore. The island also offers picturesque coves and beaches.

CAPE KADIRGA

Spend the day relaxing among the endless beaches surrounding Didim. Featuring several reefs and secluded bays, the area is perfect for snorkelling and diving. The winds in the area are also optimal for those wanting to learn how to kitesurf, windsurf or sail. Stop by the well-preserved. Temple of Ap

CAPPADOCIA

One of the most popular and best-known in Turkey, be sure to save some time to explore this charming and lively city. A blend of new and old, Yalikavak Marina is packed with cosmopolitan bars and restaurants, where you can enjoy traditional Turkish food against the serenity of the blue Aegean sea.

BODRUM

A yachting paradise, Bodrum is home to exquisite bays, stunning ancient sites, glistening turquoise waters and vibrant nightlife. Compared to the French Riviera, Bodrum melds together the charm of the old world with the new. Explore its whitewashed houses mingled with swaying palm trees in its charming neighbourhoods before soaking up the sun on its beautiful beaches.

HISARÖNÜ GULF

This gulf is known for its mountainous and alluring terrain. Ideal for those looking to experience some culture and local flavour, the remote village of Selimiye is home to natural splendours, quaint restaurants and old castle ruins. Be sure to try some of their famous desserts!