Marmaris is the deep-water end of the Turkish Riviera: a proper harbour town with a working chandlery, an airport an hour away, and two gulfs to choose from the moment you clear the entrance. A Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Marmaris can run west into the Gulf of Gökova or east towards Göcek and Fethiye. This 2025 hull lies at Albatros Marina, bareboat for eight guests in four en-suite double cabins.
Built in 2025 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 on a 7.96 metre beam, draught 1.37 metres, light displacement 16.3 tonnes. Four double cabins each with an en-suite head and separate shower, plus a skipper cabin and head forward. GRP, CE Category A, Turkish flag, guest rating 4.88 out of 5.

The flybridge is the centre of gravity on this boat. A single helm sits to port with every control led to it, and a large cushioned lounge runs aft of the wheel under a folding bimini. Nobody is exiled to steer; the person on watch is in the middle of the party.

There are two cockpits. The aft one seats ten around a folding table with an outdoor kitchenette beside it and the saloon doors sliding clear, and the transoms fold down into bathing platforms on both hulls. Forward of the saloon bulkhead, reached from inside, sits a smaller sheltered cockpit by the trampolines — the quietest seat aboard a Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Marmaris once the anchor is down.

Glazing runs across the front of the saloon and down both sides, 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 keeps the cook in the conversation. Chart table forward to port, dining settee to starboard, refrigeration and freezer under the worktop. The interior of a Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Marmaris is finished in pale oak with matt surfaces rather than gloss.

Four double cabins take island berths you can walk around, each with its own head, separate shower stall and a long hull window at pillow height. A skipper cabin with its own head and shower sits in the forepeak. Eight guests is the number a Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Marmaris is built for: four couples, or two families, with nobody sharing a bathroom.


VPLP stepped the mast about two metres further aft than a catamaran of this size traditionally carries it. The mainsail shrinks, the foretriangle grows, and the side decks open up because the shrouds move aft with the rig. Sail area is 76.5 square metres of high-roach full-batten mainsail against a furling headsail.

This particular hull carries a furling genoa rather than the self-tacking jib fitted to some sisterships — more sail area for the light afternoons of the Gökova gulf, at the cost of a winch handle on every tack. Twin Yanmar saildrives, 1,040 litres of fuel, 600 litres of fresh water. A Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Marmaris draws 1.37 metres, which is shallow enough for the inner creeks.
The published base rate is €11,700 per week. An early booking discount of 15 per cent brings it to €9,945, or roughly €1,421 a day for eight guests. Two obligatory items are added at the base: final cleaning at €250 and the Turkish transit log at €200. The week totals €10,395.
Charters run Saturday to Saturday, boarding from 17:00 and disembarking by 08:00. Fuel, provisioning, harbour dues and any crew are quoted separately, so the cost of a Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Marmaris is clear before you sign. A security deposit is taken at boarding and refunded on return, and all optional extras are settled at the base.
What is not included is worth stating plainly. Fuel is charged on return at the pump price, and a week of coastal work in these gulfs rarely troubles the 1,040 litre tanks. Harbour and marina dues are paid as you go, and most nights on this coast are spent at anchor or on a restaurant mooring rather than in a marina, which keeps the running total low. Provisioning can be delivered to the berth before boarding or bought in town, where the Tuesday market is the best on this stretch of coast.
She is offered bareboat to a charterer holding an appropriate licence. A skipper is €1,540 per booking plus food and takes the forward cabin; a cook is €1,400 and a hostess €1,190, both per booking plus food. Adding crew to a Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Marmaris therefore costs nothing in guest berths.

The toy list is the most serious in the fleet: a Seabob F9 at €1,900 per week, a Nautica Marine 500 sea scooter at €200, stand-up paddleboard €110, kayak €60. Comforts are priced the same way — unlimited WLAN €100, 42 inch television with wifi €160, ice maker €100, electric grill €100, Nespresso machine €70, igloo freezer €15, hammock €30.
Per booking: safety net €100, front cockpit sun shade €100, extra bed linen €20, extra towels €15, extra transit log €100, early check-in from 13:00 €200, and a one-way finish in Fethiye €600. Transfers from Dalaman airport are €105 for up to six guests or €155 for up to fourteen. Greek waters can be arranged; that transit log is quoted on request.
Two directions open from Marmaris and they are genuinely different holidays. West lies the Gulf of Gökova: Bozburun, Selimiye, Orhaniye with its sandbar, Datça, English Harbour and Cleopatra Island. It is quieter water, less developed, and the breeze is steadier.

East and you are into the Göcek and Fethiye grounds — the Twelve Islands, Sarsala, Wall Bay, Kapı Creek — which a Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Marmaris reaches comfortably inside a week if you take the one-way option and finish in Fethiye. Ekincik and the Dalyan river mouth sit halfway, and the turtles at İztuzu are worth the tender ride.
The best tables on this stretch are reached from the water. Selimiye and Bozburun both have quays you can lie alongside for the price of dinner; Orhaniye and Kapı Creek run family kitchens with their own moorings; Ekincik does the same. Late summer brings sea bass and gilthead bream from the local pens, figs and the first pomegranates. A Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Marmaris can lie alongside for the night at most of them.
Book ahead in July and August, when the good ones fill by mid-afternoon. Provisioning for a Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Marmaris is arranged before you board, and Marmaris has a proper market as well as two chandlers within walking distance of the berth.
Availability on a 2025 hull moves quickly and the 15 per cent early booking discount applies to the base rate only while it lasts. Aquinox handles the paperwork, the transit log, provisioning lists and airport transfers. For a sistership based at the other end of the coast see our Lagoon 46 in Göcek, or for more space the Lagoon 51 and the Lagoon 50. Full model specification is published by Lagoon.

Tell us your dates and we will confirm the week, the crew and the extras of your Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Marmaris in a single document.
The published base rate is €11,700 per week, reduced to €9,945 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 €10,395. 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 08:00.
Yes. A skipper is €1,540 per booking plus food, a cook €1,400 and a hostess €1,190 on the same terms. The skipper takes the forward cabin, so all four guest cabins stay free.
West into the Gulf of Gökova for Bozburun, Selimiye, Orhaniye and Datça, or east towards Ekincik, Göcek and Fethiye. A one-way finish in Fethiye is available for €600.
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