Göcek is the shortest route to good water on this coast. Six marinas, a walkable town, and the Twelve Islands beginning ten minutes past the breakwater. A Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Göcek starts at Marinturk Village Port and can be in a quiet bay before the first coffee is cold. This 2023 hull is offered bareboat for eight guests in four double cabins, with a skipper or hostess available by the night.
Built in 2023 by Lagoon, part of Groupe Beneteau, to a VPLP Design hull with exterior lines by Patrick le Quément and an interior by Nauta Design. Hull length 13.99 metres, 14.50 metres overall with bowsprit and davits, on a 7.96 metre beam; draught 1.37 metres. Four double cabins with four en-suite heads, plus a skipper cabin and head forward. GRP, CE Category A, Turkish flag, and a straight five out of five from her guests.
The flybridge carries a single helm to port with every sail control led to the skipper, and a large cushioned lounge behind it. That layout matters on a family charter aboard a Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Göcek: the person steering is part of the conversation rather than isolated at a transom wheel. A folding bimini shades the whole platform.
Forward of the saloon bulkhead sits a second, smaller cockpit by the trampolines — reached from inside, sheltered, and the quietest seat on the boat at anchor. Aft, the main cockpit seats ten around a folding table with an outdoor kitchenette beside it, and the transoms fold down into bathing platforms on both hulls.
Glazing runs across the front and down both sides of the saloon, so the room reads as a deckhouse rather than a cabin. The galley sits aft beside the cockpit door with a pass-through window, which is the detail that keeps the cook in the party. Chart table forward to port, dining settee to starboard, and enough glass that a Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Göcek feels like a house with a view rather than a boat.
Four double cabins take island berths you can walk around, each with its own head and separate shower and each with a long hull window. A skipper cabin with its own head sits in the forepeak. Eight guests is the number a Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Göcek is built for — two couples and two pairs of children, or four couples with nobody sharing a bathroom.
VPLP moved the mast about two metres aft of where a catamaran of this size would traditionally carry it. The mainsail gets smaller, the foretriangle gets bigger, and the jib becomes self-tacking on a forward track. In practice a Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Göcek tacks up the gulf without anybody leaving the flybridge.
Sail area is 76.5 square metres of high-roach full-batten mainsail and a 46.5 square metre self-tacking jib, 127 square metres upwind. Twin Yanmar saildrives, 1,040 litres of fuel and 600 litres of fresh water. A gennaker is available as an extra for the light days that August tends to hand you.
The published base rate is €10,200 per week, or roughly €1,457 a day for eight guests. One obligatory item is added: a €400 package covering final cleaning, the Turkish transit log, bed linen and towels, two bottles of gas and the dinghy. Booking Manager totals the week at €10,600.
Charters run Saturday to Saturday, boarding from 17:00 and disembarking by 09:00. Fuel, provisioning, harbour dues and any crew are quoted separately. A security deposit is taken at boarding and refunded on return; all optional extras are payable at the base.
What is not included is worth stating plainly. Fuel is charged on return at the pump price, and a week of gentle coastal work rarely troubles the 1,040 litre tanks. Harbour and marina dues are paid as you go; most nights on this coast are spent at anchor or on a restaurant mooring, so the running total stays low. Provisioning can be delivered to the boat before boarding or bought in the town, which has a proper market and two good chandlers.
She is offered bareboat to a charterer holding an appropriate licence. A skipper is €180 per night including food and his cabin; a hostess is €150 per night on the same terms. Both live forward, so on a crewed Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Göcek the guest accommodation is untouched.
Extras are priced per week or per booking: gennaker €250 per week against a €500 deposit, stand-up paddleboard €100, internet 200 GB €75, outboard engine €80, safety net €150, early check-in at 13:00 €100, extra bed linen or towels €5 each, flexible bulkhead €100, regatta fee €400. All are settled at the base rather than in advance.
Timing matters more than distance here. The prevailing summer breeze fills in from the west by late morning and drops away after sunset, so the sensible pattern on a Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Göcek is to move early, anchor by two, and swim through the afternoon. Nights are quiet: the gulf is almost entirely enclosed, and even in August the water inside the islands stays flat.
Timing matters more than distance here. The prevailing summer breeze fills in from the west by late morning and drops away after sunset, so the sensible pattern on a Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Göcek is to move early, anchor by two and swim through the afternoon. Nights are quiet: the gulf is almost entirely enclosed, and even in August the water inside the islands stays flat.
Marinturk Village Port sits in the middle of Göcek, which is the head of the gulf and the best-placed base on this coast. Tersane, Yassıca and Domuz — the Twelve Islands — are all inside an hour. Sarsala, Boynuzbükü and Kille Bay lie on the north shore; Wall Bay and Kapı Creek face them across the water.
Further out, Fethiye harbour is a half-day, Ölüdeniz and the Butterfly Valley a full one, and Kaş and the sunken city at Kekova make a comfortable second week. With 1.37 metres of draught a Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Göcek can lie further into the creeks than a monohull of the same length.
Some of the best tables here have no road to them. Bedri Rahmi Bay on Tersane, the fish restaurants at Sarsala and Boynuzbükü, the family kitchens at Kapı Creek and Wall Bay — all 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 the town. Book ahead in July and August; the good ones fill by mid-afternoon. Provisioning for a Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Göcek is arranged before you board.
Aquinox handles the paperwork, the transit log, provisioning lists and airport transfers from Dalaman, twenty-five minutes away by road, and will hold a Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Göcek on option while you settle dates with your party. For the same waters on a larger boat, see our Lagoon 55 or the six-cabin Leopard 52; under power, the Leopard 46 Powercat. Full model specification is published by Lagoon.
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The published base rate is €10,200 per week. A €400 obligatory package is added, covering final cleaning, the Turkish transit log, bed linen and towels, two bottles of gas and the dinghy. The confirmed weekly total is €10,600. Fuel, provisioning and crew are quoted separately.
Eight guests in four double cabins, each with its own en-suite head and separate shower. A skipper cabin with its own head sits forward. Charters run Saturday to Saturday, boarding from 17:00 and disembarking by 09:00.
Yes. She is offered bareboat, and a skipper is available at €180 per night including food and his cabin. A hostess is €150 per night on the same terms. Both live in the forepeak, so all four guest cabins stay free.
From Marinturk Village Port the Twelve Islands are within the hour, Sarsala, Boynuzbükü, Wall Bay and Kapı Creek are all half-day hops, and Fethiye, Ölüdeniz, Kaş and Kekova open up over a second week.
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