Charter Destination

Marmaris Yacht Charter

23 charter yachtsFrom €2,480 per week

Marmaris is Turkey's sailing capital: the country's largest bareboat fleets berth at Netsel Marina, and this pine-fringed, sheltered bay is where licensed skippers typically start their first Turkish charter. It is also a lively resort town, so pre- and post-charter hotels, restaurants and nightlife are plentiful.

Leaving the bay opens two directions: east to Ekincik and Dalyan's turtle beach, or west into the calm Gulf of Hisarönü — the gateway to Bozburun, Selimiye and the ancient harbour of Loryma (Bozukkale). For crews wanting to clear customs into Greece, Marmaris is the most practical Turkish port for a Rhodes crossing.

Highlights

  • Turkey's largest bareboat charter fleet
  • Netsel Marina: handover, provisioning and service in one place
  • Gateway to the Gulf of Hisarönü and the Loryma route
  • The most practical port for clearing customs to Rhodes

Charter yachts in Marmaris

Semercioğlu IV Gulet
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Semercioğlu IV Gulet

2011#1225
Marmaris· 40 m (131 ft) · 10 cabins
CHARTER PRICE
€19,000 – €28,000 / week
Nevra Queen Gulet
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Nevra Queen Gulet

2018#1224
Marmaris· 40 m (131 ft) · 10 cabins
CHARTER PRICE
€42,000 – €58,800 / week
S Nur Taylan Gulet
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S Nur Taylan Gulet

2012#1223
Marmaris· 35 m (115 ft) · 8 cabins
CHARTER PRICE
€12,000 – €16,200 / week
Vesta 1 Sevil Gulet
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Vesta 1 Sevil Gulet

2004#1222
Marmaris· 32 m (105 ft) · 8 cabins
CHARTER PRICE
€7,000 – €21,000 / week
Sumru Sultan Gulet
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Sumru Sultan Gulet

1998#1221
Marmaris· 25 m (82 ft) · 8 cabins
CHARTER PRICE
€9,100 – €16,100 / week
Bahriyeli D Gulet
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Bahriyeli D Gulet

2008#1220
Marmaris· 35 m (115 ft) · 8 cabins
CHARTER PRICE
€18,900 – €21,000 / week

Frequently Asked Questions

What do I need for a bareboat charter in Marmaris?

A valid sailing licence (ICC or equivalent) and at least one experienced second adult are required; some fleets also ask for a sailing CV. No licence? A professional skipper can be added — see our crewed-vs-bareboat guide for the trade-offs.

What does a typical week out of Marmaris look like?

The classic direction is west: Turunç and Kumlubük first, then the ancient harbour of Loryma (Bozukkale), on to Bozburun and Selimiye, returning via Dirsekbükü and Turgut. The eastern alternative runs via Ekincik and Dalyan towards Göcek.

Can I sail from Marmaris to Rhodes?

Yes — Marmaris is the main port for clearing out to Rhodes, roughly 25 nautical miles away. Entering Greek waters needs extra paperwork and a transit log; confirm in advance that your charter contract covers international passage.

How do I get to Marmaris and where is handover?

Dalaman Airport is about 90 minutes away. Handover is mostly at Netsel Marina, with some fleets at Albatros and Yacht Marin; Saturday-to-Saturday turnaround is standard.

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