Photo: Mike Swigunski / Unsplash
Turkey
Superyacht charter in Bodrum
A full-beam master suite, a beach club aft and a private chef, based in the Aegean's most glamorous marina.
Superyacht charter in Bodrum usually begins at Yalıkavak, the marina where the Aegean's largest vessels tie up side by side. The 26.8-metre Azimut Grande 27 Metri, with Italian finishes and four cabins, is built for guests who prize privacy and the freedom to switch bays whenever they like.
The master suite spans the full beam, and the guest cabins each have their own bathroom. A jacuzzi sits on the flybridge, and the beach club at the stern opens straight onto the sea. Five crew, a chef among them, shape the day around you: breakfast in a cove near Gümüşlük, a swim off Orak, dinner under the stars upstairs.
Up to 12 people can be hosted by day; for a week the yacht leaves Bodrum for the Gulf of Gökova or Marmaris. There is a tender and a Seabob for underwater fun, and a speed of around 28 knots means passages never swallow half the day.
Superyachts in Bodrum
What it costs
The lowest indicative prices among the yachts of this type on this page.
- Full day
- from €7,500 / day
- Week-long charter
- from €45,000 / week
Indicative "from" market prices for this destination. The exact price depends on dates, duration and the specific yacht, and comes in your personal quote.
Usually included
- A five-person crew including a chef
- Jacuzzi, beach club, tender and Seabob
- Fuel for the agreed day itinerary
- Towels, cabin amenities and steward service
Usually extra
- An APA on weekly charters, covering fuel, provisions and marinas
- Premium wines and spirits from a separate list
- Additional toys such as jet skis, if wanted
- Crew gratuity
Exact inclusions depend on the yacht and are always listed in your written offer.
Where you go
Her base is Yalıkavak Marina, and boarding at Milta Bodrum Marina can be arranged. A day blends the northern coves around Gümüşlük with Kara Ada and Orak to the south, while a week is spent in Gökova or heading to Marmaris.
Marinas
- Milta Bodrum Marina
- Yalıkavak Marina
- D-Marin Turgutreis
When to go
Superyachts operate from May to October, with July and August seeing the heaviest demand, so peak dates are best locked in early. In June and September the bays of Gökova are calmer and emptier. Alongside week-long charters, a full day finishing with dinner on board is a popular format.
Superyacht charter in Bodrum: FAQ
Can we charter the superyacht for just one day?
Yes, day bookings are popular: leave Yalıkavak in the morning, swim off the islands in the afternoon and dine on the flybridge in the evening. The minimum duration is stated in the offer.
How does the APA work on a week?
An advance for running costs such as fuel, food and berths is usually added to the base rate. The captain keeps the accounts, and anything left over is refunded after the charter.
Can we agree the menu in advance?
Yes. The chef collects your preferences before the charter, including allergies and children's meals, and shops for your programme.