One skipper looks after six guests aboard this motor yacht charter Fethiye, a 20-metre flybridge cruiser built in 2023 and based in Fethiye. She swaps a gulet’s slower pace for something quicker and more flexible: a quiet cove for a swim before lunch, a different bay for sunset, and a flybridge built for watching the coastline go by rather than simply waiting to arrive. For a group who wants to cover more ground and spend more time in the water each day, she is the fast alternative to the classic wooden fleet.
At a glance, this is a 20 m flybridge motor yacht sleeping six guests across three cabins — a master suite and two twin cabins — served by two bathrooms, run by a single skipper. Twin 375 hp Cummins diesel engines give her real speed and easy handling, while a 700-litre fuel tank and 1,000-litre water tank keep a week’s cruising comfortable without a marina stop. She carries a full navigation package — GPS chartplotter, autopilot and VHF radio — plus a bow thruster, generator, solar panels and a watermaker for days spent at anchor rather than alongside.

A single skipper runs this motor yacht charter Fethiye, handling passage planning, anchoring and day-to-day housekeeping alone rather than as part of a larger crew — well suited to a smaller group who prefer a lighter footprint aboard. The transit log and dinghy engine are included in the rate, and full galley equipment, a three-burner stove and oven, indoor and outdoor speakers and an espresso machine cover the essentials. Catering can be arranged to suit the group, and Aquinox confirms exactly what your dates include before you book.

The flybridge carries a forward helm, an L-shaped lounge and a pair of built-in deck chairs — enough open-air seating for the whole group to gather in the shade or the sun as the day allows. Aft, a shaded cockpit dining table for six sits just steps from the swim platform, and forward, a teak foredeck sunpad gives a second, quieter spot to stretch out away from the saloon. A kayak, paddleboard and RIB tender are carried aboard for time in the water between anchorages.








Below, an open-plan saloon and galley run forward to a second helm station on the main deck — the layout a flybridge motor yacht uses to keep guests and crew comfortably out of each other’s way. Three cabins sleep six guests: a master suite and two twin cabins, served by two bathrooms with a rainfall shower. A bow thruster, teak decking and 24-hour air conditioning throughout keep the boat easy to live aboard for a full week.







Twin 375 hp Cummins diesel engines give her confident handling and an easy cruising speed, backed by a 700-litre fuel tank that keeps range comfortable for a week of island-hopping without a mid-week refuel. A 1,000-litre water tank and onboard watermaker cover the full group at anchor, and a 22.5 kVA Onan generator, solar panels and Webasto heating round out a package built for days spent away from the marina rather than alongside it.
Rates for this motor yacht charter Fethiye start from EUR 12,300 per week in low season, rising to EUR 14,000 per week at the height of summer, with a skipper included. An APA of 30% covers food, drink, marina fees and water-sports fuel, with any unused balance returned against the captain’s receipts at the end of the charter, and a refundable EUR 2,000 security deposit applies. Fuel, provisioning and the exact inclusion list are confirmed with the charter contract — Aquinox will put the full details in writing before you commit.
Based in Fethiye, she is well placed for the sheltered bays of the Gulf of Fethiye and the Göcek bays immediately to the north — island-studded cruising ground that keeps passages short and swimming stops frequent. Trips further along the coast to Marmaris or Kaş can be arranged for an additional fuel cost. Guests drawn to a slower, more traditional week can compare our large group gulet charter, based in the same marina.
Some of the best tables on this stretch of coast are reached only by water. The floating restaurant at Butterfly Valley, tucked beneath the cliffs south of Ölüdeniz, has no road in or out; a scattering of family-run fish restaurants around Kabak Bay hold a mooring for guests who arrive by tender. With a skipper aboard, most groups eat ashore two or three times a week and keep the rest of the meals to the cockpit table, grazing on fruit and mezze between swim stops.
This yacht is available on a week-by-week basis through Aquinox Yachting, TÜRSAB-licensed brokers based on the Turkish Riviera. Contact us with your dates and group size and we will confirm availability, the full rate breakdown and everything included in the charter contract.
Rates start from €12,300 per week in low season, rising to €14,000 per week in peak season, with a skipper included. Fuel, provisioning and harbour dues are confirmed with the charter contract.
Six guests across three cabins — a master suite and two twin cabins — served by two bathrooms.
A single skipper handles passage planning, anchoring and day-to-day housekeeping; the transit log and dinghy engine are included in the rate. Catering can be arranged to suit the group.
The Gulf of Fethiye and the Göcek bays, with the option to extend to Marmaris or Kaş on request.