Speed is a quiet luxury on the Turquoise Coast. A Leopard 46 power catamaran charter Fethiye compresses an hour of coastline into a twenty minute run, which buys you an empty bay before the day boats arrive and a table in Göcek while the light still holds. This 2026 Robertson and Caine hull lies at Lykia Yacht Club and is offered bareboat for eight guests in four en-suite cabins, with a skipper, cook or hostess available on request.
Built in 2026 by Robertson and Caine in Cape Town to a Simonis Voogd hull, she measures 14.13 metres overall on a 7.34 metre beam and draws only 0.94 metres. Four double cabins each have their own head and separate shower: eight berths, four heads, zoned air conditioning throughout. Twin Yanmar 320 horsepower diesels on straight shafts, 1,800 litres of fuel, 700 litres of fresh water and a watermaker to extend it. Fibreglass hull, Turkish flag, guest rating 4.88 out of 5. On paper and on the water she is the most efficient eight-guest platform in the gulf.
The proposition of a power catamaran is deck space, and the Leopard 46 spends it well. The flybridge carries the main helm, a wet bar with grill and enough seating for the whole party under a bimini. Below, the aft cockpit runs the full 7.34 metre beam: an L-shaped settee, a solid table and a clear run through sliding doors into the saloon, so lunch moves inside or out without anyone standing up. The swim platform spans both hulls and takes an electric winch dinghy lift, which is the detail that makes a Leopard 46 power catamaran charter Fethiye workable with children and non-swimmers aboard. Solar panels, underwater lights and rear-view cameras are fitted as standard.
Glazing on three sides means the saloon reads as a room with a view rather than a cabin, and an interior lower helm sits forward to starboard for wet or windy passages. The galley is full-beam and properly equipped: full-height fridge freezer, gas hob, oven, twin sinks, water purifier. Interior finishes were developed by Robertson and Caine with the architect Ali Beetge, and they are calmer than the charter norm — pale oak, matt surfaces, no gloss.
All four cabins take a full double berth with standing headroom and opening hull ports; the forward pair have island berths you can walk around. Every cabin has its own head with a separate shower stall, which on an eight-guest boat is the difference between a holiday and a queue. Accommodation is the reason a Leopard 46 power catamaran charter Fethiye suits two families as readily as one.
Twin Yanmar 320 horsepower diesels drive straight shafts, without V-drives, from a sealed engine room reached through deck hatches rather than through the cabins — the reason a Leopard 46 power catamaran charter Fethiye runs markedly quieter than a monohull of similar length. Expect a cruise in the region of 15 knots and a top end near 20 knots on this engine package; held at displacement speed, the 1,800 litre fuel capacity gives a maximum range of about 1,600 nautical miles. A draught of 0.94 metres opens the shallow inner bays around Göcek that deeper boats read only from the outside.
The published base rate is €14,000 per week. An early booking discount of 15 per cent brings it to €11,900, or roughly €1,700 a day for eight guests. Two obligatory items are added at the base: final cleaning at €250 and the Turkish transit log at €200, for a confirmed weekly total of €12,350. Charters run Saturday to Saturday, boarding from 17:00 and disembarking by 08:00. The rate covers the yacht, her tender, air conditioning, the watermaker and standard safety equipment. Fuel, provisioning, harbour dues and any crew are quoted separately, so the cost of a Leopard 46 power catamaran charter Fethiye is transparent before you sign.
She is offered bareboat, so a competent charterer holding the appropriate licence may take her out unskippered. A skipper is €1,540 per week, a cook €1,400 per booking plus food, a hostess €1,190 per booking plus food. Water toys and comforts are priced per week: Seabob F9 €1,900, sea scooter €200, paddleboard €110, kayak €60, unlimited WLAN €100, 42 inch television with wifi €160, ice maker €100, electric grill €100, Nespresso machine €70, extra freezer €15, hammock €30.
A 46 foot safety net is €100, early check-in €200, and a one-way finish in Marmaris €600. Transfers from Dalaman airport are €95 for up to six guests or €130 for up to fourteen. Greek waters can be arranged and the transit log is quoted on request.
Lykia Yacht Club sits at the natural start of the Gulf of Fethiye, and the geography rewards a fast boat. The Twelve Islands lie within the hour: Tersane, Yassıca and Domuz, each with its own anchorage and none of them far from the next. Göcek holds the head of the gulf with six marinas and a walkable town. South of the entrance, Ölüdeniz and the Butterfly Valley are best taken early, before the tripper boats.
East along the coast, Kalkan, Kaş and the sunken city at Kekova make a comfortable week; a Leopard 46 power catamaran charter Fethiye reaches Kekova in a morning rather than a day, which changes what seven nights can hold. For the same waters under sail, see our Leopard 52 catamaran in Fethiye or the larger Lagoon 55.
Some of the best tables on this coast have no road. Bedri Rahmi Bay on Tersane, the fish restaurants at Sarsala and Boynuzbükü, the family kitchens tucked into Kapı Creek and Wall Bay — all are reached by tender, and most will lend you a mooring for the night if you eat ashore. Late summer brings sea bass and gilthead bream from the local pens, figs and the first pomegranates from the villages behind Göcek. Book ahead in July and August; the good ones fill by mid-afternoon. Provisioning for a Leopard 46 power catamaran charter Fethiye is arranged before you board.
Availability on a 2026 hull moves quickly, and the 15 per cent early booking discount applies to the base rate only while it lasts. A security deposit is taken at boarding and refunded on return; the figure is confirmed with the contract. Aquinox handles the paperwork, the transit log, provisioning lists and airport transfers, and can place a skipper, cook or hostess aboard at short notice. Tell us your dates and we will confirm the week, the crew and the extras of your Leopard 46 power catamaran charter Fethiye in a single document.
The published base rate is €14,000 per week, reduced to €11,900 with the 15 per cent early booking discount. Final cleaning at €250 and the Turkish transit log at €200 are obligatory, giving a confirmed weekly total of €12,350. Fuel, provisioning and crew are quoted separately.
Eight guests in four double cabins, each with its own en-suite head and a separate shower stall. Charters run Saturday to Saturday, boarding from 17:00 and disembarking by 08:00.
Yes. She is offered bareboat to a charterer holding an appropriate licence. A skipper is available at €1,540 per week, a cook at €1,400 and a hostess at €1,190 per booking, both plus food.
From Lykia Yacht Club the Twelve Islands and Göcek are within the hour, Ölüdeniz and the Butterfly Valley lie just south of the gulf, and Kalkan, Kaş and Kekova sit comfortably inside a seven-night itinerary at fifteen knots.
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