The Benetti 115 charter Bodrum is a 35-metre Italian tri-deck with a full crew, five cabins and a deck plan built around the water. Benetti launched her in 1998 and she was refitted in 2021, and she now runs out of Bodrum City Harbour — the busiest cruising hub on the Turkish Aegean and the gateway to the Gulf of Gökova and the Dodecanese.
Benetti is the oldest name in Italian yacht building, and this 115-footer carries the marque\’s signature: a tall, three-deck profile with volume most 35-metre yachts cannot match. An eight-metre beam gives her wide side decks and generous saloons, and twin 3,412-horsepower engines move her with the reserve you expect of a full-displacement hull. For a charter party the pay-off is space — two separate jacuzzis, a flybridge, and enough deck for ten guests to spread out.
The outdoor spaces are the heart of the yacht. The flybridge carries a jacuzzi, a wet bar and sun pads under a hardtop; the foredeck holds a second jacuzzi ringed by seating, away from the main flow of the boat. Below, the aft deck runs from an al fresco dining table to a curved sofa at the transom, and a teak swim platform opens onto the sea. A jet ski, water skis and snorkelling gear are carried aboard for the days at anchor.
Inside, warm cherry panelling and a classic Benetti layout accommodate ten guests across five cabins, each with an en-suite head. The full-beam master sits amidships on the lower deck, with a VIP, a double and twin cabins beyond. The main saloon and a separate skylounge give the yacht two full living rooms — one formal, one relaxed — and a professional galley supports everything from a quiet breakfast to a full dinner service. Generator power, full air-conditioning and a watermaker keep her self-sufficient for a week away from the dock.
Length overall runs to 35 metres on an eight-metre beam, drawing 2.8 metres. Fuel capacity is 38,000 litres and fresh water 7,500 litres — figures that give her genuine range. Twin 3,412-horsepower engines, a bow thruster, radar, autopilot and dual GPS chartplotters handle navigation. A generator, full air-conditioning, a watermaker, ice maker, dishwasher and washing machine cover the domestic side, and two jacuzzis, a barbecue and a full water-toy locker complete the picture.
She charters with a full crew who live forward, out of the guest areas — a captain and deck team, an interior host and a chef. On this coast that last role earns its keep: the galley provisions around long lunches at anchor and boat-in dinners ashore, and the crew handle the tender runs, the water toys and the day’s plan so guests are left with the part that matters.
Bodrum is the natural base for the southern Aegean. From the harbour, the Gulf of Gökova opens west toward Sedir Island and its cloud-white beach, while Karaada and Orak Island lie a short cruise south with clear water for swimming. The Greek Dodecanese — Kos, Kalymnos and beyond — sit within a day\’s reach for guests cruising internationally. For the wider picture, the official Türkiye guide to Bodrum maps the bays and the town itself.
A charter aboard this yacht begins from €3,900 per day, crew included — a rare amount of space and two jacuzzis for the money on the Turkish Aegean. Explore the wider Aquinox charter fleet, or speak with our charter desk to build an itinerary around the vessel, the season and your guests.
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