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Catamaran Charter Turkey – Sailing the Turquoise Coast
A catamaran charter in Turkey combines warm, sheltered water with ancient history and some of the best-value sailing in the Mediterranean. Along the southwest coast, often called the Turquoise Coast or Turkish Riviera, pine-covered hills slope down to quiet bays where you can swim, snorkel and dine at small waterside restaurants.
Moreover, a catamaran suits these waters perfectly. For example, its shallow draft lets you reach coves that bigger boats skip, while the wide deck and stable hulls keep everyone comfortable. If you are still deciding where to sail, you can also compare our catamaran charters in Greece, Croatia and Spain.
Turkey Catamaran Charter Prices at a Glance
Of course, prices depend on the yacht, the season, the charter base and the format you choose. However, Turkey often offers better value than many other Mediterranean destinations, especially in spring and autumn.
| Charter Type | Typical Weekly Price (from) |
| Bareboat or skippered catamaran | from €3,000 |
| Fully crewed luxury catamaran | from €10,000 |
In addition, budget for extras such as a skipper or hostess, provisioning, fuel and marina fees.
Top Sailing Areas: Bodrum, Marmaris and Fethiye
Each of our three bases gives your catamaran charter in Turkey a different character.
Bodrum mixes lively nightlife with a medieval castle and easy access to the quiet bays of the Gulf of Gökova.
Similarly, Marmaris is a major sailing hub, and from here you can explore the rugged Bozburun peninsula and fishing villages such as Selimiye.
Meanwhile, Fethiye is the gateway to Göcek and its sheltered islands, Gemiler Island with its Byzantine ruins, and the famous lagoon at Ölüdeniz. In fact, many bays in this area have restaurants with their own jetties, where you can often moor if you dine ashore.
When to Set Sail
In general, the season for a catamaran charter in Turkey runs from May to October.
May–June: pleasant heat, green hills and quieter anchorages.
July–August: the hottest and busiest months, with the warmest sea and the highest demand, so book early.
September–October: warm water, fewer crowds and lower prices, which makes this period a favourite for many sailors.
Generally, the wind is lighter around Fethiye and Göcek than in the more exposed waters off Bodrum, so first-time sailors often prefer the southern bases.
What to Bring on Board
First of all, pack light in a soft bag that fits easily into cabin storage. In addition, bring swimwear, breathable clothing, a light layer for evenings, non-slip shoes, high-SPF sunscreen, a hat and a waterproof phone case. Finally, add any personal medication and some cash in Turkish lira for small village restaurants and markets.
