Gulet Charter Bodrum
Bodrum is the gulet capital of Turkey — a whitewashed town beneath a Crusader castle with the country's busiest gulet quay, where wooden yachts of every size line the marina. A gulet charter from Bodrum puts you within an hour's sail of dozens of sheltered bays, and within a day of the Gulf of Gökova, the Datça peninsula and the nearby Greek islands of Kos and Kalymnos.
Most Bodrum charters are private — the whole boat for your group by the week — though cabin charters and day trips are easy to arrange too. The classic route loops the Bodrum Peninsula's clear-water coves and the Seven Islands of Gökova, with short daily hops, two or three swim stops and nights at anchor.
From simple family gulets to wide-decked luxury yachts with en-suite cabins and crew, Bodrum has the largest fleet on the coast. Tell us your dates and group size and we'll match you with the right gulet and a Bodrum itinerary.
Available yachts
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Sheltered gulfs, bays and islands — each a curated cruising ground.
Frequently asked questions
Why charter a gulet from Bodrum?
Bodrum has the largest gulet fleet in Turkey and the most departures, and it sits within easy reach of the Bodrum Peninsula bays, the Gulf of Gökova and the nearby Greek islands — ideal for a first charter or a week afloat.
Can you do a day gulet trip from Bodrum?
Yes. Daily blue-voyage trips visit nearby bays and return the same evening; private charters run from two nights to a week or more.
How much is a gulet charter from Bodrum?
A private gulet is chartered by the week for the whole boat, so the per-person cost drops with group size; cabin charters start from around €1,040 per person for 7 nights. Send us your dates for an exact quote.
Where do Bodrum gulets sail?
Typically around the Bodrum Peninsula and into the Gulf of Gökova; longer charters reach Datça, and Greek islands like Kos and Kalymnos with a passport.