A Leomar 120 charter is the Turkish-built superyacht at full stretch — 37 metres of tri-deck volume, five cabins for ten guests and a dark, purposeful hull that reads as pure intent on the water. Based at Torba Marina in Bodrum, she is positioned for the long blue reaches of the Gulf of Gökova and the coast beyond.
Launched in 2014 and kept to superyacht standard, this Leomar carries a full crew and the systems to match — air-conditioning throughout, a watermaker, generators and a jacuzzi on deck. Five cabins accommodate ten guests in private comfort, each served by its own en-suite, across a beam of 7.65 metres that gives every space a genuine sense of scale.
Twin engines of 1,925 horsepower drive her with quiet authority, while a shallow 1.5-metre draught belies her size and lets her lie close in to shore. With 10,000 litres of fuel and 5,000 litres of water aboard, a Leomar 120 charter has the range and autonomy to leave the marina behind for a full week among the islands.
Inside, pale oak, natural light and unadorned lines define a contemporary superyacht interior — a full-beam saloon that opens aft to the sea, a separate formal dining room, and five cabins finished with the restraint of a modern villa rather than a traditional yacht. Indirect lighting and hand-laid oak run throughout, the work of a yard building at the top of its range.
The deck jacuzzi is the yacht’s quiet luxury — warm water and an open horizon as the anchorage empties at dusk — while full climate control and a watermaker keep the interior cool and self-sufficient through the height of a Bodrum summer.
Three decks give the yacht its rhythm: a shaded aft deck set for ten at dinner, an upper deck of sun pads and a jacuzzi, and a foredeck lounge for the passage between anchorages. The crew provisions each morning from the markets of Bodrum and turns the day into a boat-in-only table — breakfast at anchor, lunch off the bathing platform, dinner under the stars.
The bathing platform turns the sea into an extension of the deck — swimming off the transom, a tender for exploring the shoreline, and the calm shallow bays of Gökova ideal for an afternoon on the water. Water toys and snorkelling gear are aboard for the whole party.
A week aboard traces the deep, sheltered water of the Gulf of Gökova and the bays around Bodrum — the pine-fringed inlets of the northern shore, the clear anchorages off the islands, the quiet coves that only a shoal-draught yacht can reach. Each season shows the gulf differently, from the still mornings of June to the warm, empty water of September.
A Leomar 120 charter suits a party of ten who want superyacht scale, crewed service and true autonomy without leaving Turkish waters — volume, privacy and range in a single hull, positioned at the threshold of one of the Mediterranean’s finest cruising grounds.
Aquinox Yachting arranges this Leomar 120 out of Bodrum from €8,642 per day, with weekly itineraries shaped around your party and the season. Contact our brokerage and browse the wider Aquinox charter fleet to plan a bespoke week through the Gulf of Gökova.
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