Rent a boat in Turkey

Rent a Boat in Turkey

You can find boats available to rent with or without a skipper in Turkey on the Nautal website. Search for sailboats, catamarans, motorboats and more in Turkey and/or in the world. Flexible cancellation or date changes up to 15 days before check in is allowed on selected boats. 

Turkey, a unique destination to explore with a boat rental in Turkey. Situated between Europe and Asia, Turkey stands out because of its beautiful beaches and turquoise waters that form their coast. Turkey has access to 4 different seas, with emphasis on the Mediterranean Sea and Aegean sea. Istanbul is the main tourist attraction together with the mosques, Turkish baths and beaches, forming popular characteristics of Turkey. 

The Turkish Riviera is the destination of choice for those looking to sail in Turkey. Destinations such as Marmaris, Bodrum, Datça, Göcek and Fethiye stand out, while the diverse and amazing Istanbul is also a must. Boat holidays in Turkey are one of the best decisions you can make with the warm weather!

What price are boat rentals in Turkey?

Renting a boat in Turkey costs from 437 $ per day in low season and from 1,218 $ for a week. In high season, the price of renting a boat in Turkey begins from 562 $ per day and from 1,751 $ for a week.

The prices vary by date, destination and type of boat. If you're looking for a boat to rent in Turkey for 6 people, the price will be from 4,165 $ per week in high season, which is about 700 $ per person. You can find boats for 12 people from 7,735 $ in high season. Check which extras and services that are not included in the price.

Is it possible to rent a boat in Turkey with or without a skipper?

Renting a boat in Turkey with a skipper is ideal if you want to be guided through the best places in the area and get the most out of your sailing experience. Just imagine a crewed yacht in Turkey to move around without worries. 

You can rent a boat in Turkey without a skipper if you have the appropriate licence or if there are boats available to rent that do not require a licence. It is without a doubt a great idea to do a bareboat charter in Turkey if you are an experienced sailor. The most common types of charter boats in Greece are gulets and sailboats. Gulets are authentic vessels with a large capacity, so they guarantee a sailing holiday with total comfort. Gulets in Turkey are mostly rented with crew and captain for a carefree and full-service Turkish boat holidays.

What to do in Turkey?

Straddling both Europe and Asia — and with it, the Mediterranean Sea (including the Aegean Sea), the Sea of Marmara and the Black Sea — Turkey is a country of contrasts which make for perfect sailing excursions. The most popular sailing areas are on the west coast, with the Gulf of Fethiye, Gulf of Gokova and Datca Peninsula providing prized and calm seas with well-provisioned marinas, ports and fishing towns to engage the senses. You can book your next adventure here, choosing from a wide variety of vessels including romantic private yachts and family-friendly catamarans charters in Turkey. Just imagine you and your family on a yacht charter in Turkey enjoying the sun, what could be missing?

Renting a boat in Turkey has never been easier. Choose from a wealth of beautiful port towns and indulge in some of the world's finest seafood. The Turquoise Coast of south-west Turkey is probably one of the finest for first-time visitors, but be sure to take in the littering of over 500 islands dotted around the Aegean Sea and along the coastline, too. Many bays along here have vibrant restaurants with a jetty, offering free mooring for diners. The coastal areas of the south-west are generally warm and dry, with calm waters and favourable winds. A perfect place for a Turkey boat charter.

How is the weather in Turkey?

Have you decided to sail in Turkey? Then you will be interested to know that the sailing season in Turkey is between the months of May and October, as its warm temperatures encourage sailing beyond the summertime. Turkey's average temperature is between 15 and 20 degrees, reaching 30 in the summer. The water temperature is around 12 degrees in the colder months, and 26 in the summer.

The predominant winds in Turkey are Meltemi and Lodos. The Meltemi coming from the north, are strong and warm and occur mainly in August; The Lodos winds with strong winds, come from the southeast and occur mainly in autumn and winter, many times bringing along strong precipitation. It is advisable to check the weather conditions whenever preparing a sailing route through Turkey in a rental boat. Rent a sailing boat in Turkey! For those who love sailing vacations, Turkey has the perfect sailing wind. 

Although Turkey grants access to 4 seas, the fact remains the same that the most popular area is the Mediterranean Sea, where the tides are generally weak and diurnal. The waves in the winter can become very high.

Which are the most popular ports in Turkey?

Renting a boat in Turkey is one of the best ways to discover the destination. We can begin our trip from various ports, like the port Netsel Marina, a port with 750 moorings available for our Turkey boat rentals, and boats of up to 40 meters of length and 12 metres of the draft. The port of Göcek has 210 moorings for boats up to 35 meters in length and 7 meters in a draft, as well as different basic services for our boat rentals in Turkey. Another option when renting a boat in Turkey is the port Albatros Marina or Fethiye Ece Marina, with 250 and 400 moorings. You can easily sail between these vibrant regions over a week with a boat charter in Turkey, or continue on to Kas and Kalkan in the south, areas surrounded by mountains with spectacular sunken ruins to explore by boat.

In Bodrum, you'll find ancient castles and sun-soaked shorelines. 

In Marmaris, towns of colourful orange with picturesque harbours and excellent bars. 

In Fethiye, cobbled streets and atmospheric cliffs. 

As you sail through Turkey, you will discover its beautiful beaches, such as Antinkum beach, a beach where colours merge into a beautiful print that many choose to take photos as a form of souvenir of their sailing holiday in Turkey. Gobun beach, located in an opening between 2 cliffs is a perfect place to enjoy the views aboard your Turkey boat hire. If you are looking for tranquillity, we can not miss Turun beach, where silence reigns, away from the hustle and bustle of other tourist beaches.

Whether you pick a catamaran, gulet or yacht charter in Turkey there is no doubt that you will fall in love with this country and its beautiful beaches. 

How to get to Turkey?

For lovers of travelling by plane, there are multiple routes, as they have airports with international flights such as Istanbul Ataturk, Istanbul Sabiha, Izmir, Ankara, Antalya and Dalaman. Then take a taxi to the nearest port to get your boat hire in Tukrey and start your adventure. 

Another option is to arrive from the sea starting from Italy or Greece to maximize your enjoyment of your boat rental in Turkey.

Frequently Asked Questions about Turkey

How much does it cost to rent a boat in the high season and the low season in Turkey?

The average cost of renting a boat in Turkey is around $1,203 per day during the high season, and approximately $1,112 per day during the low season.

What is the daily cost of a skipper in Turkey?

The cost of a skipper varies depending on the destination and the boat owner. In Turkey, you can expect to pay an average of $187 per day for a skipper.

What is the typical length of a boat in Turkey?

The typical length of a boat in Turkey is 22 feet.

How many people can a boat accommodate overnight in Turkey?

On average, a boat in Turkey has 9 berths. You can find boats with up to 255 berths.

Which boat manufacturers are the most popular in Turkey?

The leading boat manufacturers in Turkey are Marinello and Jeanneau.

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