Bodrum
Luxury Yacht Charter

Turkey / Bodrum

Bodrum Yacht Charter

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. Known for its pristine swimming and snorkelling locations, Bodrum is the perfect destination for watersports lovers. Favoured among visitors and locals alike, this seaside resort is also ideally situated for island hopping through the Dodecanese. A Bodrum yacht charter is the only way to discover this favour yachting hotspot in style.

Bodrum Charter Guide

Dessert is considered to be a true speciality in this region, and pastries are a crucial part of traditional cuisine. Be sure to sample a Levantina pastry or decadent walnut baklava with a strong Turkish coffee in the evening.

Mausoleum of Halicarnassus

The source of the word “mausoleum” this magnificent tomb was built between 353 and 350 B.C by architect Pytheos. Located in the city centre, this World Wonder originally measured 46 metres high and was damaged by several earthquakes and the Knights Hospitaller.

Bodrum Old Town

Wander among the narrow streets lined with whitewashed houses covered bougainvillaea that make up the Old Town of Bodrum. Explore the many boutique, cafes and restaurants nestled in the winding alleys or head down to one of the beaches to relax under the sun.

Bodrum Harbour

Hike up from Bodrum marina to the top of the hill to see the historic remains of the town’s windmills that date back to the 17th-century. Enjoy the spectacular 360-degree views and watch the magnificent sunset before heading back to the town for an exciting night out.

Bodrum Windmills

Find a berth in Milta Bodrum Marina, one of the most prestigious marinas on the Aegean Sea. Surrounded by palm and eucalyptus trees, it is the ideal place to begin your exploration of the city while admiring the range of vessels coming in and out.

Bodrum Castle

Built during the 15th century by the Knights Hospitaller, this medieval fortress was partly constructed using stones from the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, completed in the 4th century B.C. Visit the fortified castle for a look into the past.